Timber Creek Church

In this week’s installment of Queen’s Gambit, we confront the questions that define our lives—what are we pursuing, and what are we afraid of losing? With a bold challenge to step into our unrealized purpose, we’re invited to consider: are we protecting what truly matters, or could we be missing the bigger mission?

This week’s message unpacks how God positions people in pivotal roles, like Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther, to carry out His master plan—even when it intersects with political influence. As we approach decisions about who to vote for, could God be inviting us to filter our choices through a faith that prioritizes His kingdom above all?

In this week’s installment of The Queen’s Gambit: Part 3, we explore how to navigate a world with vastly different values and views through the story of Esther. How do we follow Jesus when we feel the pull to withdraw, blend in, or criticize everything around us?

In part two of "Queen's Gambit", Pastor Jeremy contrasts the values of earthly kingdoms with those of God's Kingdom. We discover how blessing is found in spiritual poverty, righteousness, and dependence on Jesus, the ultimate King.

In part one of Queen's Gambit, Pastor Jeremy begins a study into the Book of Esther, introducing the strategic roles of key figures like Xerxes, Vashti, Esther, and more. Through this lens, we discover how God’s unseen hand orchestrates every move, and that when it seems that life has us at checkmate, the one true king always has one more move.

In this week’s message, Pastor Jeremy unpacks the power of the Holy Spirit in shaping our lives and gifts, reminding us that we are called to share what we’ve been given. What if living with a grander vision and surrendering our lives could change not just us, but the world around us?

In this week's installment of Hello My Name is Holy Spirit, we’re talking about what baptism really means and how there are three different types of baptism that Christ-followers can experience. Ever wonder if there’s more you could be experiencing in your faith? Maybe it’s time to ask God for all that He wants to give you.

In this week’s installment of "Hello, My Name is Holy Spirit," we explore the tension between understanding the Holy Spirit as more than just a doctrine or power, but as a divine person seeking intimacy with us. We’ll also unpack how the "DIRT" plays a crucial role in deepening our relationship with the Spirit. What does it look like to cultivate a genuine relationship with the Holy Spirit in our everyday lives?

In the first installment of Hello, My Name is Holy Spirit, we reintroduce ourselves to the Holy Spirit and His presence in our lives. Discover what the Holy Spirit might want to show you, speak to you, and how He desires to reach and work through you.

When people see your face, what are they actually seeing? In this week’s message 'Shirley, Show It,' Pastor Jeremy explores what it means to reflect the full weight of who God is by examining the four faces of God's glory that are mentioned in scripture. What do these faces reveal about God's glory and how can we reflect it in our lives?

How can recognizing "enough" transform your life? In the final installment of our “X” series, we’re diving into the 10th Commandment, focusing on the meaning and impact of coveting. We’ll explore how this commandment relates to contentment and why learning to be content is essential for our well-being.

Our reality is affected by the words we say to one another and to ourselves. In this week’s installment of “X”  we look at the ninth commandment, “Do not lie about your neighbor.” We’ll explore the reasons behind our deceit, the role truth plays in our lives, and how our words shape the world around us.

Why do we steal, and what deeper issues does it reveal about our trust in God? In "Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers," Pastor Dan Chanowski explores the root causes of stealing and how living generously according to biblical principles can transform your life.

In this week's episode of our "X" series, we're tackling one of the toughest topics out there: adultery. Whether it's something you've faced or something you haven't given much thought to, this commandment impacts everyone differently. How can understanding God's perspective on adultery and embracing Jesus' solution change our lives and relationships for the better?

This weekend Pastor Jeremy explores the sixth commandment, which is all about murder. Seems like most of us are in the clear on that one right? Well in this message we learn how this commandment is not just about murder but also how anger and offense can escalate into hate and violence.

In this week's message, we're exploring the importance of honoring our parents and how it shapes all our relationships. We'll uncover why this command is crucial for personal and national stability and how it applies differently at various stages of life. Ever wondered how family dynamics influence the bigger picture?

In a world where we're busier than ever, how do we reclaim the gift of Sabbath? In this week's message, Pastor Stephen Courtney explores four essential practices that can transform our frantic lives into ones filled with peace and joy. Discover how stopping, resting, delighting, and worshiping can transform your life.

This week, we're exploring why names, especially God's name, hold significant weight. We'll look into the impact of using His name carelessly and the steps we can take to honor it properly. What does it truly mean to revere the name of God in every aspect of your life?

This week, we're exploring a powerful message from Pastor Jeremy called "A Common Craving for Carvings." We'll unpack how our deepest cravings for safety, certainty, and strength often lead us to idolatry and how Jesus offers the perfect answer. Have you ever wondered what truly fulfills our deepest desires? Check out part three in our series "X: The Ten Commandments".

In this week's message, Pastor Jeremy looks into the heart of the first commandment: putting no other gods before God Himself. We explore what it really means to make God the top priority in our lives—every decision, every dollar, and every relationship. Are you ready to take a closer look at your own priorities?