What can be done to reverse the moral slide of our country? Pastor Tim continues to answer this question from the book of Ephesians; picking up from his previous sermon on this topic.

Our special guest this week is Mr. Joseph of Glory House. This is a ministry serving both Hatiain immigrants in the KC area, but also the people of northwest Haiti. Listen as he tells of the challenges, and the hope that God brings.

Pastor Tim answers a congregational question: how do we change the slide in our culture? As always, the answers are to be found in God's word; and in our obedience to it.

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"...a church's commitment to prayer is one of the greatest determiners of its effectiveness in ministry." - John Onwuchekwa. In this sermon, Pastor Tim brings us a challenge to look deeply at the priority prayer occupies in our lives, and in the life of our church.

What should a leader look like? Guest pastor Bob Wittstruck opens the book of Nehemiah to show an example of a godly leader.

The Master Vinedresser doesn't merely graft us on to Christ for our own benefit. We are there to produce fruit... abiding fruit. Pastor Tim continues our unpacking of John 15 to explore what it looks like to be vines that produce abiding fruit.

How do we know we are abiding in the living Vine, Christ? We show fruit. Pastor Tim continues to unpack John 15, and invites us to look closely at our lives, so that we might truly know: are we abiding in Christ?

Continuing the exploration of John 15, we look at fruitfulness of the faithful Christian; and the means God uses to bring that fruitfulness out in us.

In John 15, Christ gives uses the analogy of tending a vineyard to call His people to abide in Him. But how do we abide in Him? And how does Christ as gardner work in us and His church to achieve a fruitful life? Listen as Pastor Tim explores these topics in Scripture.

The ebb and flow of spiritual lifecycle is not just a part of church life... it is true for our individual spiritual journey as well. "Finish well" is our goal, but even the most Godly beginning is no guarantee of a good ending, as the story of King Asa shows us.