Sometimes, how we communicate or how we respond to things is influenced by something. We can be influenced by our culture, what we’re passionate about, and what others teach us. However, when Jesus asks us, “Who do you say I am” we must be sure nothing is influencing how we live out this response. In this sermon, Pastor Tim takes us through a biblical story that describes three ways people respond to Jesus.

Jesus asked His disciples the most important question: who do you say I am? In this series, we are answering this question for ourselves as we look at Jesus from different points of view in biblical times. In this sermon, Pastor Tim takes us through the story of Bartimaeus, the blind beggar, to show us what it looks like to follow Jesus, the King.

When Jesus taught, He used parables. He told stories that related to the people but had a much deeper meaning behind it. When God invented marriage, He intended for it to be code language for a much deeper meaning. In this sermon, Pastor Tim takes us through the story of Hosea and Gomer to explain what the true purpose of marriage is.

We all seem to be waiting for something. Waiting to move out, waiting to get a job, waiting to find a spouse, and the list goes on. Some of us grow impatient and take shortcuts to get what we want, but it ends up not going the way we expected it to. In this sermon, Pastor Tim goes through the story of Abraham and Sarah and we learn about how faith is produced and what it has to do with marriage […]

All relationships have one thing in common: they all have problems! Most of us want to fix those problems, but that’s not the issue. The issue is in the way we fix these problems. Some of us react to problems; we explode or implode. There’s a much better way. Pastor Tim takes us through the story of Ahab and Jezebel in 1 Kings 21:1-16, where we can learn valuable lessons on marriage and relationships.

Our culture typically tells us that if we find “the one” then we will live our lives happily ever after. Some of us know how false that dream is but, is it really? It’s not that we haven’t found the one, or can’t find them, the problem is that we expect perfection from imperfect people. Because of that, our relationships cannot thrive. So what’s the solution? Pastor Tim takes us through the story of Jacob and Leah (and Rachel) in […]

How can we know what’s best in our life? We are always so overwhelmed and bombarded with choices that sometimes it’s not easy to make a choice. Pastor Tim takes us through Philippians 1:1-11 to explain a key ingredient for knowing what’s best for our lives!

In 2018, what can we pray for? What should we focus on? In this series, we focus on what to pray for based on what Paul prayed for. In this third part, Pastor Tim goes through Romans 15:1-7 and shows us how important it is to pray for unity in the church.

In 2018, what can we pray for? What should we focus on? In this series, we focus on what to pray for based on what Paul prayed for. In this second part, Pastor Tim talks about how we should pray and what we should pray for by going through Philemon 1-7.

In 2018, what can we pray for? What should we focus on? In this series, we focus on what to pray for based on what Paul prayed for. In this first part, Pastor Tim talks about the importance of praying for God’s power by reading through Ephesians 3:14-21.