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We don't know her name--only her circumstances--but she made history with one sacrificial act. Pastor Tim points out that when we take a look at the widow who gave all that she had, we learn that Jesus knows both the culture we live in and our circumstances, and we find that in His kingdom, generosity isn't measured by sum but by sacrifice.

We don't know her name--only her circumstances--but she made history with one sacrificial act. Pastor Tim points out that when we take a look at the widow who gave all that she had, we learn that Jesus knows both the culture we live in and our circumstances, and we find that in His kingdom, generosity isn't measured by sum but by sacrifice.

You can find fantastic wisdom in obscure places in the Bible if you really look. One unnamed person is the woman who was caught in adultery. Pastor Tim Ingram explains that, when she (involuntarily) crosses paths with Jesus, He separates sin from identity, exposes hypocrisy, and gives us a beautiful glimpse of His grace and truth.

Since the beginning, people have worked to make a name for themselves, and we still fight this same mindset today. But God's Word shows us the miracles that He can do with some faithful, insignificant folks that choose to do things His way. Pastor Tim explains that, when we pursue His presence and purposes, He empowers us to influence both the sacred and the secular.

Since the beginning, people have worked to make a name for themselves, and we still fight this same mindset today. But God's Word shows us the miracles that He can do with some faithful, insignificant folks that choose to do things His way. Pastor Tim explains that, when we pursue His presence and purposes, He empowers us to influence both the sacred and the secular.

"Can God use a nobody like me?" In a culture that's hyper-focused on "building your brand" or "making a name for yourself," where do the rest of us fit? Well, the Bible is actually full of nobodies that made a big difference! Come along on the next few weeks as Pastor Tim highlights some of the unnamed people that God worked through.

The Easter story—how Jesus died and was raised to life—is at the center of Christianity. It's been told so many times and in so many different ways as people have tried to make it more relevant, more palatable, or more memorable. But what happens when we simply read account that's written in the scriptures? What message does the story in its simplest form tell me and you?

It's Palm Sunday, when we celebrate Jesus riding into Jerusalem before His death and resurrection. The King of Kings chose to ride in on a donkey. What can this story tell us about Jesus? About ourselves? Pastor Tim Ingram shows us that ultimately, the honor of serving Jesus is all ours, and the glory is all His.

Our culture today has this wanderlust, making it easy to bounce around and never settle down, but as a society, we are disconnected, lonely, and unfulfilled on the whole. What would our lives look like if we learned to practice the Vow of Stability--putting down roots and embracing commitment and community? Pastor Daniel Grothe from New Life Church expounds on this crucial missing piece and what it means for the church.

Do you ever wish there was a magical "reset" button that you could press on life? According to the Bible, there is something that is so simple and so powerful, yet often overlooked. What is it? Giving thanks. It's God's will for us to practice gratitude, and it actually comes with several benefits. If you're needing a reset today, be sure to tune in to this message.