In this inspiring continuation, Pastor Tim Gilligan unpacks the transformative power of kindness in the life of a believer. Rooted in Luke 6:35–36, he reminds us that God expresses all His attributes—love, mercy, patience, provision—through kindness, even when we are at our worst. As His children, we’re called to reflect that same spirit.

In this heartfelt episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim Gilligan dives into the transformative power of kindness. In a world increasingly marked by harshness, division, and bitterness—fueled by things like social media and cultural polarization—Pastor Tim reminds listeners that kindness is not only a biblical command but a countercultural expression of God’s nature.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim Gilligan continues his discussion on developing a biblical worldview. He emphasizes that absolute moral truths exist and are defined by the Bible. Specifically, he explores how truth is verifiable through conscience—an inner sense of right and wrong that God has written on every human heart.

In this moving Good Friday episode, Pastor Tim Gilligan reflects on the powerful final words of Jesus from the cross: “It is finished.” Drawing from John’s Gospel, he explores the profound significance behind the Greek word Tetelestai, often translated as “It is finished,” but means so much more.

The episode closes with hope: “It’s Friday... but Sunday is coming.” Jesus wasn’t a victim—He was the victor. The cross wasn’t the end but the beginning of a new life for all who believe.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim Gilligan discusses the importance of having a biblical worldview and why absolute moral truths exist. He explains that every person has a worldview that shapes their values, priorities, and decisions. A biblical worldview, however, is unique

because it is based on God's unchanging truth, which is foundational for understanding right and wrong.

In this episode, Pastor Tim Gilligan discusses the importance of having a biblical worldview—a perspective that shapes how we understand life, make decisions, and prioritize values based on God’s Word. He contrasts this with the division and confusion caused by differing ideologies,

emphasizing that truth is found in the Bible, which remains unchanging and relevant for all generations.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim Gilligan introduces the crucial topic of worldview—the lens through which we interpret life and make decisions. He emphasizes that everyone has a worldview, but not all are intentional about shaping it. A Biblical worldview rooted in God's Word forms our values, sets our priorities, and guides our choices, ultimately leading to a life that is happy, stable, fruitful, and blessed.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim explores the significance of having a well-formed worldview. He explains that everyone has a worldview that shapes their values, priorities, and decisions, ultimately determining the course of their life. He emphasizes the importance of developing a Biblical worldview that aligns with God's truth rather than being passively shaped by culture, media, or prevailing ideologies.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim encourages us to share our faith with kindness and wisdom, ensuring the presentation reflects God's love rather than appearing robotic, judgmental, or boring. He speaks about how we conduct ourselves daily, including our speech and interactions, which can either draw people closer to God or push them away. Pastor Tim encourages us to be salt, light, and honey and understand how our words and actions influence others' perceptions of Jesus and His church. The episode concludes with a prayer asking for God's help in demonstrating His love and kindness so that others may come to know Him.

In this episode of Inside Out, Pastor Tim emphasizes the importance of effectively sharing the Good News of Jesus. He highlights two primary ways to share the Gospel: Service Evangelism, which demonstrates God's love through good deeds by being kind to one another, especially within the church. By doing this, we make the Gospel visible and attractive to others. The second is Relational Invitational Evangelism, personally inviting others to experience Jesus, just as Andrew brought Peter and the Samaritan woman invited her town. Pastor Tim stresses that personal invitations remain the most effective way to bring people to faith. He encourages listeners to overcome fear and excuses, reminding them that someone who needs to hear the Good News is on the other side of hesitation. He urges believers to pray, be led by the Holy Spirit, and trust that God will use their efforts to change lives.