Mark: "When Ministry Doesn't Work" John Mehl at Timberline Windsor
God meets us in the middle of our struggles and needs. He invites us beyond just met-needs into surpassing power and love!
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series: mark: hope
Explore "series: mark: hope" with insightful episodes like "Mark: "When Ministry Doesn't Work" John Mehl at Timberline Windsor", ""Mark: What Controls You?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio", ""Mark: Is God Really There?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio", "Mark: "Is God Really There?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Windsor" and ""Mark: Human vs. Divine" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio" from podcasts like ""Timberline Windsor Campus", "Timberline Fort Collins Campus", "Timberline Fort Collins Campus", "Timberline Windsor Campus" and "Timberline Fort Collins Campus"" and more!
Episodes (87)
"Mark: What Controls You?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Do you have anything in your life that controls you? Give it some thought and come and be with us this weekend as we consider this question. We welcome you and look forward to being together.
"Mark: Is God Really There?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Does God talk to you? Is He even real? How involved is God in our lives? We will be discussing these things this weekend at Timberline. Hope to see you there.
Mark: "Is God Really There?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Windsor
Does God talk to you? Is He even real? How involved is God in our lives? We will be discussing these things this weekend at Timberline. Hope to see you there.
"Mark: Human vs. Divine" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Do you think in a human realm more or less than a divine realm? It’s is big question. Can we learn new patterns of thinking with Gods help? What does it mean to live with a renewed mind? Please join us as we discuss these things.
"Mark: Seeing Clearly" Josh McGinley at Timberline Church - Audio
The book of Mark provides us with a fascinating account of a two part healing that is not mentioned in the other Gospels. What was Jesus trying to teach us through this and how might we find our true sight in Christ? Join us this weekend as we continue our journey through Mark.
Mark: "Now You See Me, Now You Don't" John Mehl at Timberline Windsor
In a heightened time of developing understanding within his disciples, Jesus heals a blind man in two stages. Could this be an enacted parable to instill in the disciples – and us – that seeing things clearly is a process that is wholly dependent upon him?
"Mark: Do you get it?" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Join us this week as we consider the challenge of understanding God and His plan for us.
He wants us to see the big picture. Is that even possible?
Hope to see you there!
"Mark: Who Let the Dogs Out?" Jeff Lucas at Timberline Church - Audio
This weekend Pastor Jeff looks at one of the most shocking episodes in Mark's gospel, which involves Jesus spitting, putting his finger into a stranger's ears and apparently calling a woman a dog! We'll consider: is Jesus still amazing and surprising to us?
"Mark: True Religion - A Change of Heart" Jeff Lucas at Timberline Church - Audio
This weekend Pastor Jeff looks at some very radical teaching from Jesus - we consider heart transformation and how we can truly be changed.
"Mark: I AM, the Water Walker " Dick Foth at Timberline Church - Audio
On this Father's Day, we look at Jesus talking with His FATHER, then heading out to rescue 12 friends in a storm. In the black of night with winds howling, He reminds them of WHO He is! One of the most profound moments in the Gospels.
Mark: "God Comes Near" Donny Abbott at Timberline Windsor
Continuing an incredibly busy day, Jesus draws near to his disciples in a miraculous way. Explore the ways in which God showing up gives his people unparalleled confidence and intimacy.
"Mark: Feeding the Five Thousand" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Join us as we look at how Jesus helps us in our shortcomings. Do you ever feel like you are just not enough? Let’s talk about it this weekend… hope to see ya there!
Mark: "The One Who Makes the Adequate Abundant"
I’m tired. You’re tired. We don’t have enough for the needs we’re facing. God doesn’t demand more from us. He does more in us and through us, and all he asks for in return is for us to see him and be with him!
Mark: "Choosing Well- The Power of our Decisions" Jeff Lucas at Timberline Windsor
We are all constantly facing decisions - some larger and more complex than others. In this episode in the Gospel of Mark, we encounter a tragic story of unstable faith and catastrophic results. How can we learn from what we are cautioned about, and how can we proactively prepare ourselves for the choices we face?
"Mark: The Choices We Make" Dary Northrop at Timberline Church - Audio
Join us this weekend as we look at the ramifications of our decisions. Consider the process you go through when making big decisions. We all make important choices everyday. Hope to see you there!
"Mark: Untying God’s Hands" Jeff Lucas at Timberline Church - Audio
God is mighty- but we can tie His hands with bad decisions and unbelief. We continue on Marks gospel, as Jesus tries to reach the people of His home town- without much success.
Mark: "Return To Sender" John Mehl at Timberline Windsor
Facing rejection, relational tension, is all too familiar to Jesus (especially in his hometown, and even his own family). But he shows us how to navigate those challenges well and sends us out (while all the while never leaving us)!
Mark: "Jairus and the Bleeding Woman" Donny Abbott at Timberline Windsor
In two different desperate situations, Jesus intimately meets people's needs. In episodes like these we can see the radical heart that Jesus demonstrates! Be encouraged in the ways in which he meets your needs and those around you, and also consider ways in which we can similarly extend his heart and works.
"Mark: Desperate Faith " Mackenzie Matthews at Timberline Church - Audio
In this message Mackenzie Matthews invites us to consider our desperation, God’s pace and Gods love as we look into the account of Jairus’ daughter and the bleeding woman from Mark 5.21-43. Where have you experienced desperate places? How do you handle a frustrated timeline? How might you more deeply experience the outrageous love of God?