We see God's plan in Abraham's life come to its glorious fulfillment on Mount Moriah. This famous act of faith was not a singular action... but the result of God continously working in the life of His servant Abraham. How is God working in our lives to deepen our faith?

We continue our look at the life of Abraham. How did God bring this fearful and doubting man to a point where he was listed in the "Faith Hall of Fame" in Hebrews 11? The process God uses is instructive for our own lives.

What do we obey without question? What do we question the least? Is it our fear? Or our faith? Pastor Tim continues to probe this issue as we look at the life of Abraham.

On Mother's Day, we look at the life of Hannah; a remarkable woman of faith. Pastor Tim shows us the lessons we can draw from her life and situation, and how we can face our own hardships as mothers, fathers or simply as Christians.

What is the thing we listen to loudest? And what do we question the least? Too often we see fear leading us. Pastor Tim opens the Word to show us the Biblical way to live: by faith.

Serving in a Christian way is more than just superficial. Pastor Tim shows us that true Christ-like service is deeply selfless and humble, and above all compassionate.

Guest Pastor Bob Wittstruck reminds us that the Word of God, pointing us to Jesus Christ, is the one trustworthy Rock upon which we should build our lives.

Are you truly willing to serve others, the way God has commanded us to do? Pastor Tim examines the gospels to show us Christ modeling for us what servanthood truly is, and challenges us to be willing to serve in the same way.

On an Easter that falls on April Fool's Day, what better text than 1 Corinthians 1:18-25? Pastor Tim leads us through an examination of God's divine wisdom in providing the Cross as the means of His redemptive plan. "For the foolishness of God is wiser than men..."

In this latest installment of his annual pre-Easter series, Pastor Tim Pearson returns us to the foot of the Cross of Christ. In this exposition of Galations 6, we are shown what the Cross means and should mean for Christians and the Church.