Father's Day 2019, Pastor Tim contrasts the life of Jacob with that of his uncle Laban. What kind of influence will a father have - is what he leaves to his children temporary? Or eternal?

Focus Verse - Romans 15:4

Worship Scripture - James 2:1-8

Scripture Reading - Luke 6:27-36

Sermon Text - Genesis 24, 28 and others

AWANA Regional Director Joel Culberson brings us word about his role and the exciting work AWANA is doing to reach children (and even start churches!) around the world. He finishes with a encouraging exposition of 2 Timothy 4.

As the series concludes, Pastor Tim points out how confession leads to consecration. We are restored to a right relationship with God, but more than that - we are restored to the ministry He has called us to do.

Continuing our series on Psalm 51.

The consequences of sin are personal, relational and pervasive. Continuing with Psalm 51, Pastor Tim shows us the bleak reality of sin, if it is not confessed to God.

Sin needs to be taken seriously. It corrupts and poisons all aspects of our lives... but if we apply God's cure, there is hope.

Text: Ps 51

Focus Verse: Ps 139

Worship Leader: Gal 5:22-23

Reading 2 Samuel 12:1-13

Communion as Christ ordained is part of our regular practice of church. So familiar... but perhaps too much so? Pastor Tim begins a new series of Communion sermons, exploring what Communion is and how it should be lived out by us.

Text - 1 Corninthians 10

Worship Reading - James 5:16-20

Reading - 1 Corinthians 12:12-27

There are some very unsettling statistics about the dwindling role of Christianity in our culture. As Christians, we are still called to be salt and light... and the way we speak to and about others is a key part of that. Does the way we live provoke others to ask the question: what's different in your life?

We tend to overlook the crown of thorns, thinking it as just one more way Christ was humiliated and tortured before death. But in truth the Crown is part of a Divine drama, written before time began...that has a message for us today.

The Bible is clear - if we are forgiven by God, then we must also forgive others. This is not easy, but it is both right and good. Pastor Tim builds on this commandment from the book of Philemon.

Text: Philemon 8-21

Focus Verse: Ephesians 4:32

Reading: I Corinthians 13:1-8