As we continue our ReVamP series, Tim sits down with our own John Tyson, interim president of World Christian Broadcasting. Their conversation reminds us how God can do abundantly more than we can ask or imagine through the power at work within us for Christ's glory. 

After Peter joined Jesus walking on the water, he return to the boat still wet from sinking in his lack of faith. In today's lesson, John Mark challenges us to look beyond the shame of the boat and do as Peter did who worshipped and served. 

Are you tired of playing it safe? Do you have the courage to live boldly and publicly as servants of Jesus? Today's lesson helps us see a parable in Luke 19 in a new light as we seek to understand how we can contribute to Kingdom work. 

Where do you fit? As Vaughn Park strives to Revamp our engagement with Kingdom work in our community, Tim turns to Acts 6 for a lesson on using our spiritual gifts. Bottom line: No matter your gifts, we need you!

He is Risen! And, because of that, everything has changed. In today's lesson, Tim turns to the first personal encounter with the disciples following Jesus' resurrection. In Acts 3, we see the power of Jesus and the transformational impact it has on a life. Do we need healing? Or, is God giving us an opportunity to — like Peter — point others toward Jesus. 

As we explore ways we can be more engaged in Kingdom work, we take a look at a New Testament character who helped spread the Gospel by encouraging others. 

What's next?  After we revamp our hearts, where do we go? In today's lesson, Tim turns to Acts 2 for 10 words that can guide us as we share the life we've found in Jesus. 

Are you ready for the big game? Or, are you practicing just to sit on the sideline? Today's lesson challenges us to be doers of the Word, following the example of Jesus in service. 

Do you see God? Do you see that He is for you? Do you see what He can do through you? Today's lesson draws inspiration from 2 Kings 6, as we recommit to opening our eyes. 

As we begin our 21 Days of Prayer, Tim turns to Acts for the remarkable story of how the Gospel spread. But first, the apostles had to wait, and pray, together.