Facing hardship, opposition, and violence, Paul and Silas find themselves imprisoned, only to take that opportunity to begin a midnight prayer and worship night. That point, that moment served as the pivot-point for everything in the story. Then and now, the truest Freedom Fighters proclaim that worship changes everything!

The fingerprints of God are found all over the movements of the very-early-church. In this weekend’s passage we find God powerfully prohibiting, redirecting, and opening peoples’ way to his will. Where are God’s fingerprints in our own lives? Where are we yielding to his surpassing power?

Pastor Brent picks back up where we left off before the holiday season in The Book of Acts

Join us for our annual Vision weekend as we look ahead to 2025

Join us for a special stand alone message brought to us by Cody Van Pelt.

*NOTE* This sermon contains a portion spoken in Spanish. To view the translation please view the message on our website and use the Closed Captioning option

https://www.timberlinechurch.org/sermon/how-to-have-conflict-with-someone-thats-different-than-us-cody-van-pelt-at-timberline-windsor/

Join us for our annual Family Service with message led by Pastor Dick Foth

Joseph was in for quite the rude interruption with the pregnancy of his fiancé, Mary. But God met him in the midst of his doubt and pain and brought him divine reassurance. Joseph’s experience reminds us that while God doesn’t always do EASY – He does always do FAITHFUL!

Mary was an incredibly impressive teenager, harshly interrupted and yet humbly submissive to the promises that God was giving her. Her call to ‘magnify the Lord’ leads us to a weekend of reflection, perspective, gratitude, and praise.

In this Advent Series (Divine Interruptions) we will focus on the angelic messengers who foretold of the coming of Jesus - each bringing the “Good News” that would radically change (a.k.a. INTERRUPT) and shape the lives of those who heard and received it. We will explore the different ways the people responded, the different positions they found themselves in, and ultimately the unexpected way the creator of the universe came to rescue his people.

On Paul and Barnabas’s first Missionary Journey they encounter a people understandably all over the place without a firm foundation upon Jesus. Ultimately the truth they must come to not just cognitively believe but practically live out is, ‘If God has come in the likeness of man, listen to Him!’