Are we living a life of submission to Christ that leaves a residue on others? Pulling from Romans 12, Pastor Timothy Brown illustrates a lifestyle of discipleship so surrendered to Christ, it can't help but have an affect on those around us.

Pulling From Ephesians 4, Pastor Timothy Brown echoes Paul's instructions for building a strong body of Christ. Each of us are to use our unique gifts to strengthen our local church body.

As followers of Jesus, it is our responsibility to remove barriers that would keep others from coming to know Him. Using Mark 2, Pastor Timothy Brown draws parallels between the characters in this story and the Great Comission.

Saying YES to Christ is a costly, yet fulfilling decision. Drawing from Luke 14, Pastor Timothy Brown makes plain the true cost of a life drawing closer to Christ.

The parable of the Prodigal Son is a well known passage of scripture containing three significant characters: the prodigal son, the older prother, and the running father. Pastor Timothy Brown dives in to how the characters in this story told two thousand year ago relate to us now.

The true hero of the Prodigal Son story is the father who runs out to greet his son. Pastor Timothy Brown explores the many parallels between the father in this story and our Heavenly Father.

Today is Communion Sunday. Jesus commanded us to “do this in remembrance of me”, but what does that mean? Join us as we explore and remember Jesus’ friendship with us, His love for us, His suffering on our behalf, and the victory we have because of His sacrifice.

The experience of Peter in Luke 22 is a common one to many of us. This message from Pastor Timothy Brown is a call to those who find themselves following Christ at a distance, to come nearer to Him.

The scene at the empty tomb in John 20 is a dramatic one. There are several characters, each with different backgrounds, just like us. Pastor Timothy Brown makes it clear that Christ's sacrifice is for each and every one of us. 

Through his greeting to the local church in Ephesians 1, Paul interweaves 10 gifts that God has given us through the sacrifice of Jesus.