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Continuing the series, One Lord, One Faith , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Ephesians 2:1-10. Paul reminds the Ephesians and us that we once followed the course of the world and had no life. But God through his initiative rescued us which is the beginning of living a life worthy of Him. 

Brent Watson, Pastor of Adult Discipleship, continues the series in Ephesians by looking at Ephesians 1:15-23. Paul encourages the Ephesians and us to look at three truths: that we see the hope to which He has called each of us, the riches of His glorious inheritance, His incomparably great power for those who believe. When we do so, we can begin to develop a more healthy perspective of ourselves...

In the series, One Lord One Faith , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Ephesians 1. Paul was driven to teach the Ephesians the Word of God in order to build them up so that they could impact the culture around them. God is calling us for the same mission. 

Dr. Tim Johnson concludes the series, Engage , by looking at Hebrews 12:1-2 and how we have a choice on how we will run the race God has in front of us and that we do not have to run the race alone. He has put people around us to help us and that we can help including those who may not yet follow Him.

Continuing the series, Engage , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Ephesians 4:1-3. As our point of reference is Jesus we are to live our life worthy of the calling that we have received; the redemption of those around us. This requires that we are completely humble, gentle and patient

Continuing the series, Engage , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 and how we are to be Christ's ambassadors. 

Continuing the series, Engage , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at 1 Peter 2:9. As a chosen people, we are called to declare the praises of God to all those who we come across in our path. Every day we need to ask how would Jesus want us to use my background, vocation, weaknesses, stage of life, training, influence or influence to spread the Good News to those around us. 

In the opening message of the series, Engage, Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Matthew 16:13-18 and Matthew 28:19-20. The church is a spiritual body that is tasked with bringing heaven's viewpoint to society and as followers we are called out to bring the leadership of God into everyplace we go and to the people we meet. 

Dr. Tim Johnson concludes the series, The Gospel and Racism , by looking at Ephesians 4:1-2 and Ephesians 4:29-32. Because we have been reconciled with Christ, we are ambassadors for Him in the world and to everyone regardless. We are to be kind to each other and forgive each other just as Christ forgave us. 

Dr. Tim Johnson continues the series, The Gospel and Racism , by looking at Galatians 3:26-29 and Galatians 5:14-15. In Christ we are all children of God who does not love people because of who they are, but because of who He is. 

In the series, Gospel and Racism , Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Ephesians 4:2-6 and other verses which help lay the down the foundation for the Gospel speaks about racism. All people are uniquely created by God and are valuable in heaven and to God, equally invited to follow Jesus and called to love all people unconditionally.

Dr. Tim Johnson finishes the series "Awaken" by looking at 2 Timothy 2:21-22 and Hebrews 12:1. Sin causes us to put ourselves as the center of our world rather than God. Rather than making our life about following God we make it about us. Creation was made to point us to the One who alone has the ability to satisfy our hearts. 

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Isaiah 40:12-31 and four characteristics of God: God Is, God Is Indescribable, God Is Aware and God Is Involved. When we embrace God and these characteristics about Him, we can receive strength to carry on and overcome what we are going through. 

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Psalm 61:1-4. We are to pray because God is our rock, our fortified tower, because He is available and present always and protective. Our hope is not outward, but upward. 

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Psalm 67 and Philippians 2:3. Everyone has a concern which is valued as the highest priority in life. However, if it is not the Lord, then it is our idol. Therefore, just as Christ did, we are to do nothing out of ambition or conceit. Rather we are to count others more significant than ourselves. God begins where we end. 

Dr. Tim Johnson explores the history of the great awakenings that have happened throughout history in light of Psalm 67:1-7. Any spiritual awakening will start with those who trust in Christ and while the task may seem daunting, God cannot give what we will not admit we need. 

Dr. Tim Johnson, Senior Pastor, looks at Romans 8 in light of Psalm 23:5. God has prepared a table for us in the presence of our enemies who seek to lead us away from Him through distraction, self-absportion, fear, etc. We are to resist the temptations and be assured that nothing can separate us from the love of God. Lives change at the table; therefore, we are to be selective on who sits at our t...

Dr. Tim Johson explores Acts 8:1-4 where the early church were undergoing hardship. Despite this, they continued to spread the Good News. We are to remember to embrace our place wherever we are in order to point people to Jesus and to remember that Jesus is always with us. 

Dr. Tim Johnson, Senior Pastor, looks at 2 Timothy 1:5, 2 Timothy 3:14-17, Joel 1:3 and Lamentations 3:22-23. We are to not underestimate the impact of our personal walk with Jesus will have on those around and after us. Whether it is our neighbors, coworkers or family we are to model Christ in our interactions with them and to live each new day renewed as God's mercies are afresh each mornin...

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Isaiah 40:29-31 and John 14:16-17. Jesus told the disciples that they needed to wait in Jerusalem until God sent them the gift that he promised. Waiting is an important part of growing in faith even though it is hard. It is in those hard times, and others, that if we do not know what to pray that the Holy Spirit will help in praying for us.

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Luke 24:18-34 where Jesus appears to some of the disciples after the resurrection. They are sad because their hopes had been shattered, but did not realize who they were speaking to until He opened their eyes. 

Dr. Tim Johnson looks at Hebrews 6:19 and the hope that we have in Christ. It is a strong and trustworthy anchor for our souls. 

Dr. Tim Johnson shares the significance of Jesus' resurrection and how it can guide our living today.

Dr. Tim Johnson offers encouragement from the Psalms on this Palm Sunday.

Dr. Tim Johnson talks about what making a meaningful impact looks like during the season of COVID-19.