“God Makes A Way”Text: Joshua 3:1-5:1As the Israelites prepared to cross the Jordan, Joshua told the people to consecrate themselves. Despite their disobedient past, God remained faithful to them when they turned themselves back towards Him. As with the Israelites, God is willing to keep working in our lives. There is no barrier so big…

Text: Matthew 4:1-11We conclude our study of Psalm 5:5 by looking at the parallel stories of the Israelites’ journey in the wilderness and Jesus’ temptation by the Devil. Both events shows God’s continued presence and steadfastness, and He is still present to help us “all day long.”

Text: Romans 8:18-27We continue our series based on the words of Psalm 25:5 by looking at the phrase “my hope is in you.” In Romans, Paul speaks of a hope that is not merely wishing something would happen, but contains a level of certainty behind it. As Christians, we have a very certain future because…

Text: Matthew 16:13-20“You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” One of the earliest confessions of Jesus as Lord and Messiah came from Peter in Matthew 16. We are to continue the Disciples’ work of confessing Jesus as Lord and sharing His love with others in a world full of people who do…

“Teach Me”Text: Psalm 25:5, Galatians 3:23-28In our second week looking at Psalm 25:5, Pastor Tim focuses on the words “teach me.” When we think of a teacher, we are likely to picture someone who gives lectures containing what we need to remember. However, the Biblical idea of a teacher also means to be one who…

Text: Isaiah 6:1-8This week we begin a five week study of Psalm 25, verse 5. Pastor Tim uses Isaiah’s visual encounter with God to demonstrate that there is nothing around us that can keep us away from what God’s plan is for us.

“Trinity Sunday”Text: Romans 4:23-5:11In our world, many think of God as an adversary; someone who provides resistance against us through wanting suffering to happen to us. In the book of Romans, Paul explains that this is not true. Instead, God shows His love for us by sending Jesus, who died so that we may be…

Text: Acts 2:1-21This week we celebrate Pentecost, often known as “the birthday of the Church.” On that day, God’s Spirit was poured out on His people, and it still remains with us at every stage of our lives. It allows us to speak God’s truth into the lives of those we encounter.

Text: John 17:20-26In John 17, Jesus prays for those who would believe in Him despite never meeting Him during His time on Earth in human form. Pastor Tim challenges us to pray for those we will share God’s love with in the future, even if we haven’t met them yet.

Text: Hebrews 12:1-3This week, we complete our series on the past, the present, and the future by focusing on the past. On our journey of Faith, we seek to embody the positive characteristics of those who taught us. We should also rely on Jesus, who is our ever-present partner in “running the race set before…