In this second session, Pastor Tim discusses steps 4-9 on the prayer wheel in the book, "The Hour That Changes the World," by Dick Eastman.

In this first session, Pastor Tim focuses on spiritual growth by taking a look at communion, the reasons for it, and why it's important to followers of Christ to this day.

In this first of four sessions, Pastor Tim shares an introduction to the book, "The Hour That Changes the World," by Dick Eastman and discusses the first three sections of the "prayer wheel."

Values are the DNA of any church or organization. Here at Grace Church, our values are "wholeness, community, and sacrifice." This Sunday Pastor Tim shares details of what each of these mean and how all of these together result in discipleship.

This Sunday Pastor Tim reminds us that even though he and Susan have served at Grace for five years, all positions are temporary and that we have to make the most of where we are planted to serve for God's Kingdom, and not our own.

In Mark chapter 14 we learn of a woman who poured a flask of pure nard over the head of Jesus, anointing him during passion week, prior to the passover meal.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim chats with us about this passage and reminds us of the beauty and expression of worship this woman shares with Jesus in front of others and encourages us to "break the jar" of whatever we hold closest in our hearts and to give it to the Lord in faith.

Godly sorrow is a gift, one that we need if we're going to remain tender hearted and quick to repent.

In session five, Pastor Tim focuses on two specific passages to remind us that godly grief and repentance can birth something greater in us and through us -- revival!

King David is one of scriptures greatest heroes and it just so happens he is also an excellent example of repentance. He has such "highs" and "lows" in his life revealing his character and his heart for God.

This Sunday Pastor Tim walks us through Psalm 51 and shows us how a heart for repentance, no matter the severity of our sin, will always bring us redemption in the heart of the Father.

Living a lifestyle of repentance can be challenging; recognizing wrong, confessing of wrong, and repenting of wrong. And all can be done internally before the Lord. However, there is so much power and freedom when you confess, not only in your heart, but with your lips.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim encourages us to take a bold step in our repentance and confess our failures with a trusted friend.

To be an eager and frequent "repenter" requires a self awareness of our humility.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim teaches us to embrace Kingdom realities and that the key to repentance is genuine humility.