In this Easter message from Terry Timm, we explore into the significance of the resurrection of Jesus, illustrating it as more than just the start of a new day, but as the dawning of a new kind of day. Through the lens of Matthew's gospel, Terry invites us to explore how this event represents a transformative moment in history, offering hope and a fresh perspective on life's narrative. With a focus on themes of triumph over death and a call to transformation, he encourages us to embrace the revolutionary change that the resurrection heralds.

In this message, Terry Timm explores the themes of "Foxes, Hens, Donkeys, and the Way of Peace." Drawing insights from Luke 13 & 19 he reflects on the steadfast journey of Jesus to Jerusalem and the symbolic meanings of foxes, hens, and donkeys in the pursuit of peace. Join Terry as he invites us to examine the kind of king we choose to follow and the transformative power of Jesus’ love and compassion.

In this message, Richie Reeder guides us through the challenging yet transformative call to love our enemies, drawing from Jesus's countercultural teachings in Luke 6:27-36. As we navigate the wilderness season of Lent, Richie invites us to reflect deeply on our heart's posture towards those who oppose us, encouraging us to embrace a path of generosity and grace. 

In her thought-provoking message, Katherine Sikma Wadsworth explores the concept of toxic positivity, emphasizing the importance of embracing emotional honesty. She draws on the story of Lazarus from John 11 to illustrate how Jesus wept with Mary and Martha, demonstrating the power of shared grief and authentic presence. Katherine encourages us to resist the urge to rush past pain, fostering deeper connections with ourselves, others, and God.

In his message, Terry Timm explores the beginning of Jesus's public ministry. Reflecting on the season of Lent and the theme "From the Wilderness to the Glory," Terry emphasizes the transformative power of repentance and the call to join Jesus in his kingdom work. By examining Matthew 4, Terry invites listeners to consider how they are being called to follow and participate in bringing hope and healing to the world.

Delving into Jesus' temptations in the wilderness, Richie Reeder explores the themes of relevance, spectacle, and power, encouraging us to seek surrender and spiritual growth. The message concludes with a meditative reflection, "The Wilderness As Teacher," from theworkofthepeople.org, which beautifully encapsulates the spiritual journey from wilderness to transformation.

In her talk, Katherine Sikma Wadsworth reflects on the mysterious nature of prayer, drawing on the life of Mother Teresa and the teachings of scripture to illustrate the complexity and beauty of communion with God. She introduces the concept of exploring prayer through four lenses—talking to God, talking with God, listening to God, and being with God—emphasizing that these practices coexist to deepen our spiritual connection. By encouraging the cultivation of silence, minimizing distractions, and slowing down, Katherine invites us to embrace a life of intimate contemplative prayer.

In this message, Terry Timm explores the transformative power of contemplation by emphasizing the principle "we become what we behold." He discusses how engaging deeply with God's presence through prayer and contemplation can lead to an inner transformation, making us more like Christ. God invites all of us to adopt a contemplative posture, encouraging practices that ground us in hope, silence, and spiritual endurance amid life's challenges.

In this message, Terry Timm explores the profound importance of attuning ourselves to the voice of God. He emphasizes the significance of adopting a posture of surrender and openness, akin to the biblical Samuel's plea, "Speak, Lord, your servant is listening." Through personal anecdotes and biblical narratives, Terry invites listeners to practice discerning God's loving and wise guidance in their lives.

Richie Reeder invites us to transition from a traditional approach of simply talking to God, to actively listening for His voice. Drawing from John 10:2-5, he illustrates Jesus as the Good Shepherd and us as His sheep, who are attuned to His voice. This imagery encourages us to develop a deeper, more interactive relationship with God—shifting from a monologue to a dialogue with Him. Richie references Samuel and Mary as models of attentive listening, emphasizing the importance of being fully present with God. He shares contemplative practices from believers, such as nature walks, silent meditation, and turning off distractions like the car radio, urging us to establish holy rhythms that facilitate divine encounters. The practice of Lectio Divina is highlighted as a means to engage with Scripture, not just through study, but by allowing it to resonate personally within our hearts and life situations.