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You can grow up around Jesus or be very comfortable with him…and still not know Him. James, the brother of Jesus, didn’t believe until he encountered the risen Christ. In this episode, explore how resurrection transforms apathy into authentic faith.

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Easter isn’t just about what happened to Jesus. It’s about what happens to people who meet Him. But always remember, Jesus didn’t just come to improve your life. He came to save your soul and change your eternity. This series explores the People of Easter to better understand what’s offered to all of us, no matter where we come from. In this episode, we ask, "Could God really use someone like you?" Mary arrived at the...

Easter isn’t just about what happened to Jesus. It’s about what happens to people who meet Him. But always remember, Jesus didn’t just come to improve your life. He came to save your soul and change your eternity. This series explores the People of Easter to better understand what’s offered to all of us, no matter where we come from. In this episode, we ask, "What would it take for you to believe?" Thomas refused to f...

Have you ever had high expectations for someone…only to feel completely let down? What if the deepest disappointment in your life isn’t that someone failed you—but that God didn’t meet your expectations? This Palm Sunday, we’re stepping into that tension. The crowds welcomed Jesus as King, shouting “Hosanna!”—but they were expecting a different kind of Savior. They wanted someone to fix their circumstances. Jesus came to fix someth...

What do we do with what Jesus has done? In His life, He changed everything. But the good news of Jesus is so much more than a story about Him. It is this good news that has the very power to save us, transform us, and equip us to show the whole world His good news. Listen as Pastor Tim guides us through what it looks like to live in light of the good news (sometimes called the gospel) of Jesus.

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What kind of footprints will our church leave behind? As we near the end of our fasting journey, this week centers on generosity that echoes into eternity. We’ll consider how God uses surrendered lives and sacrificial giving to multiply the Gospel beyond our walls and into future generations.

FOOTSTEPS: EVERY STEP LEAVES A LEGACY

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Who in our community will meet Jesus by the path we have prepared? This week turns our focus outward, exploring how generosity and compassion remove barriers for our surrounding towns. We’ll reflect on how the steps we take today can clear a path of hope, healing, and invitation for our community.

FOOTSTEPS: EVERY STEP LEAVES A LEGACY

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How does shared space…shape shared faith? This week focuses on how God forms disciples through community, belonging, and serving together. We’ll explore how making room for one another strengthens our spiritual family and prepares us to grow deeper and wider as a church.

FOOTSTEPS: EVERY STEP LEAVES A LEGACY

The steps we take today shape the legacy of faith we leave tomorro...

What does it mean to move forward in faith before we see the full picture? In this podcast, a week into fasting and prayer as a church, we’ll explore how God advances His work through obedient steps taken in trust. This week frames the entire series around movement and mission.

FOOTSTEPS: EVERY STEP LEAVES A LEGACY

The steps we take today shape the legacy of faith we leave tomorrow.



We live in an age of podcasts, influencers, AI voices, and endless spiritual counterfeits. John reminds believers not to believe every spirit, but to test them. The test is not emotional intensity or cultural popularity — it is whether the message confesses the true Jesus. The Spirit of truth is greater than the spirit of the world. Listen to this podcast as Pastor Tim helps us explore how to tell the difference!

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What do you do when your own heart tells you you’re not enough—or that God must be disappointed in you? Is assurance supposed to come from how we feel, how we perform, or something deeper? In this podcast, we’ll talk about where real confidence before God comes from and how trusting Him—especially when our hearts feel unsettled—leads to peace and assurance.

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If love is supposed to be the defining mark of Christians, what does that actually look like in everyday life? How do we know if our faith is producing real, sacrificial love, or just good intentions and words? In this podcast, we’ll explore how John draws a clear line between those who belong to God and those who don’t, and why love in action reveals far more than what we say we believe.

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The series culminates with the truth that Jesus doesn’t just satisfy, He provides more than enough. We’ll discuss several parables where Jesus makes it clear that he simply wants us to be faithful with what he’s given us, and that he’ll take care of the rest. There’s an important difference in pursuing excellence instead of perfection!

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The feeding of the 4,000 reminds us that God doesn’t just meet us at the beginning, He meets us when we have to bring something again. This message is for people who are tired of starting over, who feel like last year drained them, or who wonder if they still have anything left to give. It reminds us that Jesus doesn’t tire of meeting our “not enough.”

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This week focuses on what happens when we bring Jesus our shaky faith that doesn’t feel enough. Immediately after feeding the 5,000, Jesus sends his disciples out on a boat to ponder what just happened and to give them another faith-building opportunity. It’s here that we see one of the more famous (or infamous) moments from Peter’s life…his attempt to walk on water with Jesus. It’s in this moment that we learn an important lesson ...

We kick off the year by confronting the pressure to be more by hearing Jesus’ invitation to bring what you have. In the feeding of the 5,000, a boy brings a simple lunch, the disciples bring limited faith, and the crowds bring real hunger…and Jesus goes to work. This message is for those who need a reminder that God works with what we bring, not with what we wish we had. 

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We just celebrated the moment in time when God stepped into our world with the birth of Jesus. Jesus came in human form so He could die and defeat sin and death. When He returned to Heaven, He promised to set things right again. Listen to this podcast as Pastor Tim looks to God's Word to guide us through living in the time between what Jesus has already accomplished and when He will finish it!

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Love is the core feature of the real Christmas story, and if you think about it, it's also what clearly drove St. Nick to do what he did. He is a legendary figure around the world for a reason, but it's important to remember that there was something inside him that went far beyond simple gifts. The real St. Nick had experienced the love of a creator who said, "I choose you, and I love you." The legend of St. Nick is built on that s...

The joy of the Christmas season is palpable right now. People are still enjoying the Christmas music, finishing up their decorations and plans, and everything is in full festive mode. Jolly Old St. Nick has joy plastered all over his face…which is everywhere. But what was the secret sauce of his joy? What did he really love to do and why? What can we learn from him that he seems to have learned from Jesus?