Timber Creek Church

In a moment when the crowd least expected it, Jesus stood up and made a statement that cut through the noise. In this message from John 7, guest speaker Lacey Hartman invites us to sit with that moment—and the deeper question it exposes about what we’re really relying on to sustain us. Sometimes the things we reach for most are the very things leaving us empty.

Faith doesn’t always look loud or confident—sometimes it looks like pushing through the crowd, reaching out, and refusing to let the moment pass. In Mark 5:21–43, we’re reminded that real faith takes action, even when fear, delay, or doubt are pressing in. The question is simple: what would happen if you trusted Jesus enough to reach for Him anyway?

Ever open the Bible with good intentions… and end up feeling a little lost? Pastor Jeremy introduces SPACEPETS—a simple way to stay grounded, ask better questions, and actually let Scripture shape your life instead of just staring at the page.

What if understanding the Bible was simpler than you’ve been led to believe? In this message, Pastor Jeremy uses a creative, hands-on visual to show how the whole story of Scripture fits together and why it actually matters for everyday life.

What if one simple habit could quietly change the direction of your life? In part one of 'What You Need To Know To Know What You Need To Know', Pastor Jeremy unpacks why prayer isn’t optional—and how practicing God’s presence reshapes everything else.

Dark days have a way of disorienting us—especially this time of year. In our Christmas Candlelight service, Pastor Jeremy talks about why light doesn’t avoid the darkness, it enters it—and what that means for the places in our lives that feel heavy, quiet, or uncertain.

Christmas is full of things we unwrap, but the most meaningful gifts are often unseen. In our Big Christmas service, Pastor Jeremy reflects on the gifts God gives—and why they still matter long after the Christmas season fades.

Every year, one tree is hand-selected to stand in the middle of New York City to carry the weight of being the most iconic Christmas tree in the world. That story becomes a mirror for how God chooses, shapes, and places our lives with purpose. Being chosen is only the beginning… what happens next is up to you.

This week we looked at the surprising connection between happiness and how we relate to the people around us. Gratitude, prayer, generosity, and love aren’t holiday sentiments—they’re habits that actually shape how we experience joy.

This week we walked through the story of Joseph and uncovered something surprising: our biggest battle isn’t unforgiveness toward others—it’s the fear that we’re still unforgiven. Joseph’s response to his brothers shows what a life looks like when grace finally sinks in. What changes when you actually believe God isn’t holding anything against you?