Building on the last sermon, Pastor Tim shows us a deeper aspect of being coachable - seeking after godly examples to follow.

A characteristic measure of the best athletes is not their ability- but that they will take advice and leadership. In the same way, are we coachable as Christians, following after Christ and imitating the godly?

What we think of prayer, and what we ask God for tells us a lot about how much we trust in Him. Pastor Tim shows us how.

There are times when life simply runs us over. Pastor Tim shows us from God's word how faith in Christ is our sure hope, even when life seems to be too much.

The most unique name God gave for Himself has been "I am!" Jesus used this phrase consistently in His ministry. Karl Seele takes us on a tour of the many times Jesus said "I am!"

Continuing on the theme of service - do we serve like a soaker hose, letting everyone around experience God's love indiscriminately? Or do we withold service and sacrifice, depending on our mood or whims?

Pastor Tim shows us from scripture what true service looks like, and how we should be willing to live.

At the Last Supper, Christ's disciples argued over who would be the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus responded with a powerful and humble object lesson - he washed their feet. 

As we continue our pursuit of the 90 day service challenge, Pastor Tim expounds on this pivotal text to show us what it really means to serve one another.

The temptation to sin is an unpleasant reality in the Christian life. Pastor Jim Keller walks us through some key Bible passages to help explain what temptation is, and how the Christian can be victorious despite it.

Kindness and service are hallmarks of those who follow Christ. Pastor Tim opens scripture to show us this truth anew and offers a challenge to put faith into action.

Focus Verse - Romans 2:4Worship Reading - Galatians 6:6-10Scripture Reading - Luke 6:32-36Sermon Text - Galatians 5, Genesis 28

Pastor Jim Keller is our guest this week. His topic is God's plan for marriage - the foundations, the practice and how we as Christians should live out this institution.