Tim Harris

Some people walk into a room and all eyes turn toward them. Others wonder whether anyone notices them at all. You don’t have to be the one in the spotlight to be the one who makes a difference. Check out Sunday's sermon 👉🏼 bible.com/events/49690298

We’ll recommend a restaurant, a mechanic, or a show without hesitation. But when someone needs the hope we’ve found in Jesus, we struggle for words. What makes that conversation so much harder? Check out Sunday's sermon notes + questions to discuss 👉🏼bible.com/events/49686864

We like being helpful. We’re less enthusiastic when someone expects it, takes us for granted, or forgets to say thank you. We may want to serve like Jesus, but how do we respond when somebody actually treats us like a servant? bible.com/events/49683680

You can spend years reading the Bible and still use it mostly to confirm what you already think. When was the last time you let it change your mind? Check out Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏼bible.com/events/49680365

You can sit beside someone for years and never learn their story. You can also know one thing about their past and decide you know enough. What might we miss, if we never open our hearts to one another? Check out Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏼bible.com/events/49676898

You can know where to sit, when to stand, and how to fit in at church without ever letting Jesus change your life. Familiar routines can keep us comfortable for years. What would it take to move from going to church to following Jesus? bible.com/events/49672100

Remember Zacchaeus? Little man, big tree, familiar song. Kids understand being too short to see. But Luke introduces him as a very rich man—that’s where the story gets personal for grown-ups. Maybe it’s time to read his story again—and follow the money. bible.com/events/49669852

Urgent things demand attention. Important things—prayer, relationships, rest, meaningful work—quietly wait until they disappear. Stop and ask: Am I living the life God made me for? Check out Sunday’s sermon notes 👉🏼 bible.com/events/49666667

Ever loved a show all the way up until they ruined it with the ending? Some endings make you wonder whether the story was worth it at all. But your story's not over yet. Let God's grace change the way it all turns out. Check out Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏼bible.com/events/49663303

Sometimes it is what it is, and there's no changing it. But sometimes it doesn't have to be what it is. Change is possible. Everything is possible—with God. Check out Sunday's sermon notes with questions to consider 👉🏼bible.com/events/49659750

The temple doors are open. Crowds still come. Everything looks normal. Then Ezekiel sees what’s happening behind closed doors—and he sees God himself leave the building. How long can soulless religion keep running? Here are Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏻 bible.com/events/49656982

Life can carry you a million miles from the future you imagined. Ezekiel was stuck in a place he never wanted to be and might never leave. And he discovered that God was already there. Check out Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏼bible.com/events/49653816

Spiritual warfare sounds like exorcisms and horror movies. This Sunday: how dark powers work—and why you're protected by God’s truth, peace, faithfulness, and prayer. Check out sermon notes + questions to consider👉🏼 bible.com/events/49644120

Most of us will listen once we feel heard, apologize once the other person does, and bend once they bend. But while both people wait, nothing changes. This Sunday, we’ll ask whether Jesus offers us a better way to love. Mutual Submission: bible.com/events/49641320

We’ve traded Sunday suits and ties for jeans and sneakers, but changing clothes was always the easy part. The harder question is whether we’re still wearing the same old dishonesty, selfishness, anger, and resentment. Check out tomorrow's sermon notes 👉🏼bible.com/events/49638306

You may think it’s just another Sunday. Same seats. Same songs. Same people. But what if something bigger is happening than you can see? What if ordinary faithfulness is shaking the dark? Check out Sunday's sermon notes + questions to consider 👉🏼 bible.com/events/49634785

We build walls. My side, your side. My people, your people. My politics, your politics. My history, your history. But Christ didn’t die so we could stay divided on opposite sides of the walls we build. He died to tear them down. Sermon notes + questions 👉🏼 bible.com/events/49632016

In the old movie, "The Sixth Sense," the creepy kid sees dead people, walking around, who don't even know they're dead. In Ephesians 2, Paul describes a world of dead people and the power that raises them to life. Here are Sunday's sermon notes 👉🏼 bible.com/events/49628808

You think you have a plan—then life happens. The phone rings. The schedule unravels. The money gets weird. And your plan becomes a pile of good intentions and loose parts. This Sunday, let's talk about the bigger plan—the one that'll never change or fail. bible.com/events/49625703

The world is obsessed with image—looking richer, hotter, happier. This Sunday is about the golden boy who had everything on the outside and nothing on the inside—and the Son of David who died to give us the only life that lasts. Notes + questions here 👉bible.com/events/49614345