Timberline Windsor Campus

Especially in Christian circles, we proclaim God’s faithfulness (his worthiness of our belief, our trust) - and rightfully so. But just because this may be true, what happens when we are not seeing it or experiencing it? What are we supposed to do when God isn’t showing up like we thought he would?

What is 'goodness'? How do we define this flavor of the Fruit of the Spirit? In order to grasp what it is we are experiencing in the goodness of God, we need to first come to grips with how God defines goodness (instead of our own definitions and standards). From there, because we increasingly look like those we are around the most, we will increasingly see goodness grow in us and through us.

If we allow ourselves to focus on how God’s kindness is lavished upon us as a response to our sin, we will discover how incomparably rich we are – and how rich in kindness we can afford to be.

Among all of the Fruits of the Spirit, 'patience' tends to be the one most people desire the least. But more than something we need to work on, the patience of the Lord towards us and within us develops something entirely different than what our flesh or the world can offer. Join us in 'Experiencing Patience' this weekend!

Peace, shalom, with God and then with one another has always been a challenge for the people of the church. Yet it is a vital fruit of the Spirit's presence and movement in our lives. How might we posture ourselves to receive this fruit anew and then allow it to overflow in and around us?

The second fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is Joy. Far surpassing happiness, and then enduring beyond all circumstances, ‘joy’ is one of the most precious productions of the Spirit we experience!

While it might seem obvious, the nature of love is a foundational matter at the core of God's very identity as well as the fruit he desires us to experience. More than just an emotion or a state of being, love is very practical in the relationships and world around each of us.

As an introductory weekend to the Walk Of Becoming series we will be in for the next 10 weeks, Pastor John shares the critical context behind the Fruit of the Spirit. From that, we learn that the Christian life is not merely about performance but transformation!

Jason Weber (Christian Alliance for Orphans) joins Timberline Windsor for Orphan Care Weekend

This stand-alone weekend TW explores God’s Heart For The Nations.

There was A Cross. There was A Grave. And there is A Hope! The life-changing, eternity-changing end of Mark's Gospel is only the beginning for the movement of the Spirit through history, and into our story!

Right before the final moment of Jesus’ life, he utters a cry to the Lord that is the most shocking moment of his life: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” The implications of what he endured in that moment, the ripple-effect that it has upon our lives, and the unique ways that our stories impact others is all truly ‘A Story To Tell’!

The reign of Jesus allows us to rightly re-place God on the throne of our lives. The only question is whether we will fight or welcome his reign.

Pastor Donny explored the two different realities of Pilate and Barabbas in the final hours of Jesus's life. The question, "What shall I do, then, with the one you call the king of the Jews" is still the primary question facing us today.

Peter's denial (and subsequent restoration) serves as a model for each of us. Explore the ways we are not defined by our failures and the ways the Lord can even use them for redemptive purposes in others.

Faced with the stubborn rejection of the religious leaders, Jesus issues a clear and bold statement about his identity along with the implications for all who reject him. It is decision-time about the man and the claims that he issues: What is our choice?

As Jesus turns himself over to the religious leaders, we reflect on the necessity of endings. Biblically, we are encouraged that ‘better is an end of a thing than its beginning’, but what does that really mean? And how can I actually take that to heart?

As Jesus turns to the Garden of Gethsemane we see remarkable ways even he experiences the immense weight of his mission and the struggles he experiences with those around him. As always, such real and raw expressions are not intended to give way to despair but hope!

I would NEVER do that! Ever said something like that? We all have – The problem is that we may have ourselves fooled, but God knows us even better than we know ourselves. More than that, he does FOR US what we would never be able to do for ourselves. In light of that, we respond in allowing more of his movement in and through our lives!

In anticipation and preparation for Jesus's ultimate sacrifice, he is anointed in a surprising way by his followers. As a point of reflection, this episode begs the question: What is it that we most deeply adore? What is it that we find most valuable?

In the culminating hours of his earthly life, Jesus gives his disciples (then and now) a big-picture understanding of his mission played out in them and through them. It won’t be easy, but he has never asked us to trust in the ease of discipleship. He always gives us his presence and power along with his promise of surpassing victory.

Are you who you say you are? Sooooo many things in our culture today are fake. This weekend we will talk about that and look at some core values that can keep us on track this year.

New Year's Eve 2023 Service at Timberline Windsor

Timberline Windsor Christmas Eve Services - Remember God's faithfulness in the past so you can solidify your faith in the present.

In our special Family Service, Pastor Dick Foth offers wonder-filled reflection on the great reality of our God coming to us in fulfillment as the Promised Child.