We are Never Between God's Love (June 2, 2025)
Tonight’s Steadfast:
The truth of Pentecost is that we live between the Ascension and Jesus’s return, but we do not live between God’s love.
A Fed Bear Is a Dead Bear (June 1, 2025)
This week’s sermon:
We all know what it’s like to chase after things that look like they’ll satisfy—achievements, credentials, the sense that we’ve finally earned our place. Ephesians 1:1 stops that chase cold, pressing the question of where our calling and our life as God’s people actually come from.
Leaders from Jesus, Leaders from Within (May 26, 2025)
This week’s Steadfast:
The death of Judas provided the first opportunity to address a perennial issue for the church: how do we find those called to lead the church?
Prayer is Preparation
The other day, I was talking with a friend between jobs who was thinking about how to prepare for the next step. It took me back to a time I had to take the GRE — and that painful reminder of the need for preparation.
Time to be Done with Thoughts and Prayers? (May 19, 2025)
This week’s Steadfast:
The early church needed preparation before their mission. What did they do to prepare to share the Gospel with the world?
God Redeems Tornadoes (May 18, 2025)
Sunday night’s message:
Paul left a wide path of destruction as he went city to city persecuting God’s people, and yet in 1 Timothy 1:15, even as he names himself the foremost of sinners Jesus came to save, he can say that last part: Jesus came to save him. And He came to save us, too.
This Week at Little Hills (May 18, 2025)
This week Pastor Tim turns to the book of Acts to think of how God’s Spirit helps us to be the people He made us to be.
The Christian Nation Road
I’m a Christian, That’s Why I'm Skeptical of the Path
A lot of Christians today say they want a Christian nation. One would think, as a pastor, I would too. The Bible and history make my position more complicated.
Are We Stuck Looking Up? (May 12, 2025)
Tonight’s message:
As Jesus ascended into Heaven, the disciples needed to be challenged on what they were going to do next.
Fix Your Engine (May 11, 2025)
This week’s sermon:
Most of us know what it’s like to mean every word of a commitment to God and then watch ourselves fail it just the same. Peter, the disciple who promised to die for Jesus and then denied him three times, knew that feeling better than anyone. John 21 is for all of us who find ourselves in that failed committer camp.
