Pastor Donny leads the discussion this week as we continue our series, "Stories We Thought We Knew"
In this powerful message, Pastor Justin Matthews reminds you that your voice matters—in your school, workplace, teams, friendships, family, and world. Whether you’re in middle school, high school, or navigating your adult faith journey, Pastor Justin offers encouragement and biblical truth to help you step forward with courage into the opportunities God has placed before you. Join us as we grow in faith, remember our voice matters, and embrace God’s plans. Like, subscribe, and share with a friend who needs to hear that their voice makes a difference.
Join us for a special message from our Student Ministries Director, Sami Gutierrez, as we celebrate our annual Student Weekend at Timberline Windsor
Our student ministries director, Sami Gutierrez, leads the discussion this week for our annual Student Weekend celebration
Join us as we celebrate our first weekend with our new Senior Pastor, Aaron Hanson and his family.
Join us as Timberline's new Senior Pastor Aaron Hanson teaches his first weekend, stepping into a 'A New Chapter' as steward for a season.
Every time we see a rainbow, we're seeing a promise that spans from Genesis to Revelation. We're seeing that bow that God hung up in the clouds—His commitment to redemption rather than destruction, grace rather than judgment, hope rather than despair. Join us as Pastor Brent Cunningham teaches in our new series, “Stories We Thought We Knew” as we dive into the Biblical narrative of Noah's Ark.
There is quite a lot about the account of Noah and the Ark that perhaps we don’t often recall to memory. The Flood is only a step toward God’s full plan – not to destroy the world, but to most fully bring deliverance.
Pastor John leads the discussion this week as we continue our series "Stories We Thought We Knew"
What happens when someone who grew up in church wonders if they can ask big questions? In this episode, Miranda McCasland, Timberline Church's student ministry director, opens up about her journey from inherited faith to personal relationship with God. When her father was diagnosed with a brain tumor when she was 12, Miranda watched how he chose to spend his time—a decision that would profoundly shape her life and faith. Miranda also tackles the loneliness epidemic among Gen Z, challenging the cultural expectation of instant community and revealing how serving others becomes the key to finding genuine Jesus-centered friendship.