Abiding in Jesus, Bearing fruit as we remain grafted to the vine. (John 15:5; Galatians 5:22)

It was my privilege to guest host the Rose City Forum. On this program I ask the question, “Gratitude in America” Is Gratitude lacking, changing or still very much alive?

All around us we see trouble and strife. Reflecting during this Christmas holiday season prompted me to ask a question, how do we have peace on earth and goodwill? I will suggest here, Christ, is our example of humility...and he is the only one who can bring peace on earth and goodwill to the hurting and hope to the humble. Could it be, that true peace and goodwill only comes when we give away our life?

It had occurred to me recently,that I open most programs with, "this is your host Pastor Tim Moore". I realized I have never shared with you, the listeners, who I am. This is My Life Story. Well, as much as I can share in 30 minutes anyway.

Pre-recorded before I left for my mission trip to Tanzania & Thailand, this Holloween message explores how Jesus is the Lord of the harvest. Original air date October 31, 2014 on KKPZ 1330 The Truth, Portland Oregon.

In my 30 years of serving to advance the Kingdom of God I have found prayer to be one of the most tender and special parts of my Christian walk. I strongly suspect that many of you feel the same way. If you have spent any time in intimacy with God in prayer then you know truly how special these times can be.

There is power in our words. Words can hurt... words can heal....

We must use our words wisely, and guard our sharp tongues so that our words will not wound one another but minister life to one another.

Forgiveness and Reconciliation.

How often at the hearing of these two words does it send shutters down the spine of most people because it is not a subject that we like to talk about or tackle. Forgiveness and reconciliation requires us to do something that involves humbling ourselves and going to another person, making right something that went wrong.

How much have you ever thought about the importance of integrity? If you spend some time looking around the community and the world at large you may notice that integrity seems to be something just a little bit less important than it was and past generations.

Unity is one of the most difficult aspects to achieve in human relationships. Unity is something we all want and hope for. We desire it for nations, for companies, in our governments and in our communities and neighborhoods and of course in the church.

How good and pleasant it is

when God’s people live together in unity! - Psalm 133:1