Because of how important it is and since I know this can be an intimidating part of our faith for many people, I want to share 3 tips to effectively share the gospel with someone.

Pastor Tim brings us into "The Plot," a new Easter series focusing on how Jesus handled the most difficult week of His life. In Sunday's talk, he explains how the religious leaders of Jesus' day hindered people from coming to God and shares three characteristics we can use to evaluate our spiritual leaders today.

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Wrapping up our "Legacy" series, Pastor Tim challenges us to take the initiative to serve others and do what God calls us to do. As believers, we are "the light of the world" – instead of hiding that light, let's let it shine so others can see God's glory!

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On Sunday, Pastor Tim mentioned eight ways in which God can speak to us—the three most common ways being through the Bible, other people, and the Holy Spirit. So how do we know if an idea or direction is truly from God and how can we know what He wants us to do?

Does God still speak to us today? In today's talk, Pastor Tim shares the ways God communicated with people in Bible times and explains how God still speaks to us as believers today.

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Have you ever asked yourself, "What is God's will for my life?" For some, that is a simple question; others might find it difficult or even a little scary. What if God's will is something we don't want or think we can even achieve?

How do we know God's will for our lives? Pastor Tim looks at Romans 12 and shares three steps we can take to help us determine how God wants to use us.

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To serve the Lord is to follow His leading and the desire He places in your heart. It is your legacy to leave. Each of us has been created with gifts and abilities that are God given. In our growing relationship with Him, He leads and guides us to the areas of service that will bring us the greatest joy.

Pastor Josh introduced "Legacy," a new series that explores how God has a unique plan for our lives. In Sunday's talk, he reminds us that if we are to have a Christ-like legacy, we should serve others – just like Christ did.

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Yeah, even within the family of Christ, it can be hard to serve and love each other. Especially in this world we live in. It seems like our culture has slowly diminished the value and importance of the word, “love”. We love someone until it’s not convenient for us or until that someone hurts us. We “love” when we feel like it instead of actively making it a part of our lives in how we treat people. “Love” isn’t taken as seriously as it should be.