Revival Starts Within (Week 6) In our faith journey we will eventually “hit a wall.” It may be a wall of exhaustion, tragedy, doubt, or hurt; but God will use the wall to draw us deeper into more of Him. The journey inward leads to breakthrough. This morning we also hear a story of miraculous healing and breakthrough in the life of Caryn Knight. (Heb. 10:23-25, Is. 43:19, Ps. 119:105-112)
Read More"Why We Serve" - Kaleb Kinney
Revival Starts Within (Week 5) We serve because Jesus demonstrated it, the Bible demands it, and because of what’s possible through it. How do we create generations of people who serve Christ… we serve. It is our ultimate joy to give our service back to God. (1 Peter 4:10, John 13:1-5, Ruth 1:3-22, 2:1-3)
Read More"We Praise More" - Tim Mannin
Revival Starts Within (Week 4) People who long for more of God always become people who learn to worship and praise more. We want to be a people who never withhold our praise and who never give our worship to anyone or anything else! (Dan 3:1-28, Ps 118:24, Ps 95:11, Eph 5:19)
Read More"Sabbath and Solitude" - Tim Mannin
Revival Starts Within (Week 3) In order to experience MORE of God we must find ways and rhythms that help us slow down in the midst of our busy and hectic world. God has given us the rhythms of sabbath and solitude as a gift to restore us, speak to us, and give us life! (Ex 16:21-29, 14:13-14, Matt 11:28-30)
Read More"You're Missing It" - Tim Mannin
Revival Starts Within (Week 2) So many of us are missing what God has made available! We are way too busy and moving too fast and as a result we’re living in ruts instead of spiritual rhythms. In this message we explore slowing down, getting honest about what’s happening within ourselves, and learning to “stop and smell the roses.” (Gen 2:1-2, Mk 6:7-34, Deut 1:6-8)
Read More"Heart & Soul" - Tim Mannin
Revival Starts Within (Week 1) The great moves of God always begin WITHIN people as he stirs up desires more of Himself. This week we begin a new teaching series about the ways and rhythms of being a person who longs for more of God. This journey begins in our heart and soul. (Dan 6:1-27, Pro 4:23, Gen 2:7, Mat 22:37-38). Download teaching slides via website.
Read More"Trust, Delight, Commit" - Jeremie Kubicek
This morning we welcome guest speaker and author, Jeremie Kubicek as he shares with us the miraculous story of his life and how God taught him what it means to trust and discover faith. In our moments of biggest pain and worry, God is calling us to trust, delight, and commit, just as David did. We must eradicate the prayers of disbelief and begin to trust God at levels that we have never trusted in Him before. (Psalm 37)
Read More"Mighty Warrior" - Tim Mannin
We rarely feel ready for the courageous things that our faith calls us to do and be. Gideon felt the same way and the Lord encouraged him, “The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.” Perhaps we are more “ready” than we realize. Our faith isn’t always about courage, but it’s never absent of it. (Judges 6:12, 7:15, Jer 20:11, Pslam 28:7)
Read More"Living The Dream" - Tim Mannin
The best dreams are the ones that follow us. One of the greatest gifts God gives us is not only the ability to dream, but also to experience things that are beyond our imagination. In this message we talk about the living the dream we never had. (Eph 3:20, 2 Chron 16:9, 1 Cor 2:9-11)
Read More"A Gentle Whisper" - Tim Mannin
The Holy Spirit (God’s presence) may be the most ignored thing in many people’s lives. So how do we experience more of His presence? In this message we look at one of the key experiences in Elijah’s life to learn some of the ways that God’s Spirit will draw us closer, encourage, and empower us. (1 Kings 19:3-15)
Read More"Preparing for the Promise" - Tim Mannin
Many of us find ourselves wandering in life and unsure of God’s plan and our future. So, what is it that prepared Joshua to step into the promise after 40 yeas of wandering? He was encouraged to be strong and courageous, but it took more than just that. Often before we experience the promise we walk through God’s intentional preparation. (Joshua 1:1-11)
Read More"He Changes Everything About Everything" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 52) In this last message of our 52 week series on Jesus, we reflect back on how He has impacted us, how He has increased our faith, and where we go from here. He has raised the temperature of our faith and shown us miraculous things, and this should fuel our desire to do whatever it takes to press in and experience the breakthrough. (Isaiah 61:1-3)
Read More"Marked By Love" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 51) This morning’s message is a powerful call to action and a reminder of the love that Jesus has for us. The breakthrough that we experience with God isn’t intended to be a single moment, but instead, it is intended to be the new normal. We have been called to make the ceiling of our faith, the new floor. The boundaries of our faith is changing and we are being called to more. (Mark 12:28, Matt. 10:37, Isaiah 43:19, Ps. 34:1, Eph. 3:17, Duet. 30:19-20, Rom. 12:2)
Read More"It isn't Done Yet" - Kaleb Kinney
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 50) We must not sit and wait for the mission of God to advance, we must pick ourselves up and get to work. If the people we read about in the Bible can advance the gospel to the ends of the earth, surely we can tell our next door neighbors. Let’s get to work, the mission isn’t over yet. (Acts 1, Joshua 1:1, Deut. 34:10-12, 2 Kings 2:7-15)
Read More"Jesus is More" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 49) Jesus is more of everything you will ever need. He is the only thing that is more life… and He has come to give you that life to the full. He wants to pour into you until you overflow with His love and life. (John 20:30-31, Phil. 2:10-11)
Read More"Dying to Live" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 48) On this palm Sunday, we reflect on what it meant for Jesus to take the cross for us, what He experienced in those moments, and how it shook the world forever. In His death, there is life. In our city, in our daily life… are we dying to the things that Christ died for? (Matt. 21:1-11, 27:11-54, 7:13, John 10:10, 6:63, Romans 8:6-11)
Read More"Jesus & The Cross" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 47) The story of the cross throughout history is a story of death, pain, and hopelessness. Jesus took what was meant for darkness and provides life, freedom, and hope for all. The mess of humanity and the beauty of God intersect at the cross. (1 Cor. 1:18-22, 1 Peter 4:1)
Read More"Jesus & The Last Supper" - Tim Mannin
in Jesus.
Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 46) In today’s message, we discuss the significance and magnitude of communion. When we come to the communion table, we are making a declaration of faith, worship and surrender. He welcomes all to the table, but are we surrendering everything to Him? (Acts 2, Luke 22:7-20)
Read More"A Day With: Session Two" - Shane Farmer
Our “A Day With” gathering is for ministry leaders from different churches and ministries to have a day with one another in order to connect, be encouraged, and grow together. We are excited to welcome guest speaker and lead pastor of Cherry Hills Community Church, Shane Farmer, to lead us this morning. In session two, Shane teaches on humility. What is the difference between humility and weakness? What does humility look like from a place of leadership and how is God calling you to humble yourself? (2 Cor. 12:9)
Read More"A Day With: Session One" - Shane Farmer
Our “A Day With” gathering is for ministry leaders from different churches and ministries to have a day with one another in order to connect, be encouraged, and grow together. We are excited to welcome guest speaker and lead pastor of Cherry Hills Community Church, Shane Farmer, to lead us this morning. In Session one, Shane teaches on what it looks like to be aware of our need, ask for our need, and be expectant for God to move on our behalf. What is the direct route of answer to our prayers and are we leading from a place of disappointment? (2 Kings 5)
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