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We exist to do whatever it takes to help all people have a relationship with Jesus.
Our vision is to help all people know God, find freedom, discover purpose, and make a difference. We are vibrant beyond walls, reaching the unchurched, overflowing with love, closely connected, living like Acts, growing together, prioritizing small groups, empowering discipleship, fostering prayer, encouraging Bible reading, equipping youth ministry, cultivating next-gen leaders, serving locally and globally, raising leaders, planting churches, and holding fast to Biblical teaching.
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Our vision is to help all people know God, find freedom, discover purpose, and make a difference. We are vibrant beyond walls, reaching the unchurched, overflowing with love, closely connected, living like Acts, growing together, prioritizing small groups, empowering discipleship, fostering prayer, encouraging Bible reading, equipping youth ministry, cultivating next-gen leaders, serving locally and globally, raising leaders, planting churches, and holding fast to Biblical teaching.
Learn more at tpob.org!
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Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/prayer--rest-in-god
In difficult times, it's essential to guard our thoughts by focusing on God's truth and avoiding negative influences, as our lives are shaped by what we dwell upon. By feeding our minds with scripture and thinking about things that please the Spirit, we can remain steadfast and grounded, even amidst challenges.(0:00) Pastor Timothy Parker on tithing(6:21) SermonSermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/hope-in-difficult-times
One the greatest threats to Christianity is spiritual apathy. Spiritual apathy is a dullness or an indifference to knowing God, being with God, and having communion with God.
Reasons for our apathy:
1. Familiarity
2. Boredom
3. Mediocrity
4. Disconnection
5. PassivitySermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/spiritual-apathy
Living by the Spirit means embracing love, humility, and gentleness, allowing the fruits of the Spirit to guide our actions and relationships, rather than succumbing to fleshly desires.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/the-forgotten-fruit
God's sovereignty and regenerative work in our lives is evident through His enduring promise of restoration for Jerusalem. Pastor Timothy reflects on how these passages challenge us to trust in God's plan and align our lives with His divine purpose.Challenges from Zechariah 1-3 How do I better trust in God’s sovereignty?Have I submitted to God’s regenerative work in my life?How can I frame my life around God’s plan for invitation?Timestamps(0:00) Welcoming(6:22) SermonSermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/highlight-zechariah-1-3
Download the Emotionally Healthy Discipleship Assessment: EHD-Personal-Assessment-2021.pdf
There is such an importance around spiritual guidance and self-reflection in order to eliminate hurry, bitterness, and negative influences from our life. We need to live wisely, prioritizing eternal values, and carefully examining our actions to maintain a healthy soul.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/how-is-your-soul/
Understanding how we got the Bible is almost as important as knowing what’s in it. The backstory sheds light on the story.
This is more of a history lesson than a typical sermon- taking time to grow our understanding on historical aspects of Christendom.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/how-was-the-bible-formed
Imagine reading a story that spans thousands of years, filled with moments of triumph and despair, yet it ends with an unfulfilled promise—a promise that leaves you longing for resolution. The Old Testament is this story, a narrative that sets the stage for the most pivotal moment in history: the coming of Jesus Christ. Today, we explore how God's redemptive plan unfolds through the Old Testament, leading us to the hope and fulfillment found in Christ.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/even-the-old-testament
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/it-all-points-to-jesus
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/start-in-the-middle
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/obeying-god-even-when-it-hurts
God takes ordinary people, in ordinary places and empowers them to do extraordinary things.Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/the-power-of-the-ordinary/
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/fathers-day-2024
An apprentice of Jesus structures their life around being with Jesus, becoming like Him, and living as He did. Fasting serves as a spiritual discipline to connect more deeply with Jesus, grow in holiness, amplify prayers, and show solidarity with the poor.Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/offering-ourselves/
Psalm 22 expresses a profound cry for help and feelings of abandonment, yet it also reflects trust in God's holiness and past faithfulness. This lament parallels Jesus' crucifixion, where he echoes the Psalm's opening line, experiencing scorn and mockery but ultimately fulfilling a redemptive mission. The Psalm concludes with a declaration of praise and confidence in God's deliverance, emphasizing the promise of future generations proclaiming His righteousness, which is fulfilled in Jesus' resurrection as described in Isaiah 53.Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/the-righteous-sufferer
After living a perfectly righteous life, Jesus is resurrected as the firstborn of a new covenant. What does Jesus' righteousness mean to us?Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/firstborn-of-righteousness
Jesus uniquely fulfills two roles of leadership that ancient Israel was familiar with: the King and the Priest. He now fulfills both roles in His Church.
Sermon Notes: https://turningpointspokane.org/sermon/priestly-king
David's Psalm 23 portrays a deep, intimate relationship between him and God, describing God as a caring shepherd who provides, protects, and guides. Drawing from this imagery, Jesus presents himself as the ultimate shepherd, compassionate and caring. He offers sacrificial love, intimate knowledge, abundant life, and eternal security to all who trust Him.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/jesus-the-good-shepherd/
Jesus gave us the greatest command, to love. This verb began a revolution that changed the world. Do not elevate being a law-abiding citizen or even a patriotic American over that of being a Jesus follower. Being an apprentice of Jesus is about more than your civic duty and place of birth.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/the-love-revolution/
Politics are important, but we are called to more than "being right." Pastor Josh looks to the law of Christ and applies it to this tumultuous season.
Sermon Notes: https://tpob.org/sermon/the-church-and-politics-part-1/
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