Disappointments don't decide your story - God does. Has your hope slowly slipped away? It's time to read the rest of the story. Tim Miller continues "The Art of the Question".

Jesus had a way of asking a question that revealed the heart of the issue. We'll spend the next few weeks focusing on the questions that defined much of Jesus's ministry, beginning with the question He asked after washing the feet of the disciples: Do you understand what I've done?

We all want God to do something, we just don't always want Him to use us to do it. Whether it's insecurity, past mistakes or fear - excuses have a way of keeping us from doing what God designed us to do. Tim Miller continues The Big Three with a focus on serving.

We all have deficiencies. We all have these things in our lives, big and small, that we feel hold us back. Why? Why wouldn't God just remove these thorns that continually hurt us? Tim Miller talks about the purpose to pain.

Paul wrote that he was all things to all people - for the sake of the Gospel. The message never changes, but our methods for sharing who God is and what He did - those do.

We don't realize how much hope we've put in something until we're hopeless. Tim Miller continues Sincerely, Paul by focusing on finding unbroken hope in a broken world.

God can use anyone, at any time. Period. Regardless of where you are in life - He can still leverage your specific circumstances. Tim Miller begins looking at Paul's life as we launch "Sincerely Paul".