On this Easter Sunday, we celebrate Jesus, his holiness, and his resurrection.  Through his resurrection he validated everything that he had taught.  Without his resurrection, there is no Christian church.  The resurrection is paramount!

Scripture references: Romans 8:21, Romans 5:1-11, and John 11:25-26

In Gethsemane, just before he was betrayed, Jesus needed to spend time praying to the Father because he knew he would soon become sin on our behalf.  He needed to spend time talking to God.  This week Tim talks about the importance of spending time with God in prayer.

Scripture references:  2 Corinthians 5:20-21 and Matthew 26:36-46

This week, Tim speaks about the natural human struggle: many of us want to live different, but we don't want to change.  When we look to Jesus, this struggle can be overcome.

Scripture references: 2 Corinthians 5, Romans 8:3-5, and Ephesians 1:7-10.

For this week, Tim speaks about the power of godly relationships and connecting with others for Jesus' sake.

Scripture references:  1 Corinthians 9:19-23 and 1 Corinthians 10:31 - 11:1

For this message, Tim and Jason George discuss the discipleship process that they have experienced together.  Scripture reference: Galatians 5:16-26

Tim speaks this week from John 4:1-42, Jesus and the Woman of Samaria, to discuss how each of us are spiritual beings and have a spiritual thirst.

Other scripture references:  Romans 5:15 and John 3:17

Tim continues his message about how what we believe about origins influences what we believe about outcomes. When you look at creation, you can see God's attributes in his creative hand. When God did something special, you are the result of that, crafted with love.

Scripture references: Romans 1:24-27, Genesis 1:26-28, Genesis 2:4-25

It matters what you believe about your origin. This week, Tim discusses how origins influence outcomes.

Scripture references:  Romans 1:25, Matthew 25, 1 Corinthians 11:7-8, 1 Corinthians 15:38-39, and John 1.

In this message, Tim has us consider the supernatural of the human body.  As a follower of Jesus we need to understand the gravity of saying that we are fearfully and wonderfully made.  See below for slides with notes.

Tim uses the manger (or feed trough) to discuss the humble entrance of Christ into world and its important purpose.  As seen in the photos below, he has Jenna consider placing her infant in a feed trough versus a play pen.  In this message, Tim asks us to embrace Jesus just like the manger embraced him.

Scripture references:  Luke 2:3-7 and Romans 13:8-11.