Timberline Windsor Campus

Is the account of David and Goliath primarily about the surprising, even miraculous clash between an overlooked boy and an epic warrior? If we look a little deeper, there is much about this account that tells us a bigger, better story of who God is and what he desires in us and through us.

Join us for a special message from our Student Ministries Director, Sami Gutierrez, as we celebrate our annual Student Weekend at Timberline Windsor

Join us as Timberline's new Senior Pastor Aaron Hanson teaches his first weekend, stepping into a 'A New Chapter' as steward for a season.

About Timberline Church

At Timberline Church, our mission is simple: Let Love Live. We are dedicated to spreading the life-transforming message of God's love through worship, biblical teaching, and a supportive community. On our YouTube channel, you’ll find inspiring testimonies, past sermons, worship moments, and mental health resources.

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There is quite a lot about the account of Noah and the Ark that perhaps we don’t often recall to memory. The Flood is only a step toward God’s full plan – not to destroy the world, but to most fully bring deliverance.

In this message Pastor Mackenzie Matthews kicks off our series 'Stories We Thought We Knew' by exploring the familiar story of Adam and Eve with fresh eyes. Rather than viewing Adam and Eve as the original sinners and failures who ruined everything, this message encourages us to step back and see our story in theirs. How might our worldview shift as we see how God designed us? How might the tragedy of the fall awaken us? And what hope might we discover in God's relentless pursuit and promise of redemption, even from the lowest moments in the garden?

At the culmination of our Adventure Series, one of the best ways God enjoys ‘playing’ and ‘adventuring’ alongside his creation is in party-time! How might we develop a robust theology of the God that doesn’t just permit parties but is the very life of them?

Particularly for the part of creation that we live in Northern Colorado, the prevalence, majesty, beauty, adventure, and even danger of the mountains around us. What is it that we can learn about a robust theology concerning adventuring up in the mountains where God so often uniquely encounters his people?

Water has always been a mysterious and powerful element of God’s work in Creation. From a life-giving resource to a tool of judgment, God Almighty is the ‘Master & Commander’ of water. And what is even more remarkable is that he calls us out to join him in such playful mastery! Will we adventure with our God ‘out on the water’?

Practicing gratitude is something we can do that practically keeps our soul-focus on the things that God has done and has promised. Where God’s people tend to direct our concerns on the here-and-now, gratitude helps us avoid spiritual amnesia. More than just spiritual will-power, how can we find the strength to express gratitude without exception?

Join us for an inspiring message themed "Moving Mountains" — a journey of perseverance, growth, and overcoming the impossible. Whether you're facing personal challenges or chasing big dreams, this stream will uplift and empower you to keep pushing forward. Let’s move mountains together.