LIFE ON MAIN

ID#12831 • Pastor Tim examines the 5-fold ministry gifts of Ephesians 4:7-16. He discusses what they are, their relevance today, and the purpose that these gifts serve in the Body of Christ, His Church.

ID#12813 • Guest minister, Rev. Ronald Golden speaks on the power of Easter, the empty tomb, and how God's promises are never forsaken.

ID#12770 • Pastor Tim looks at the manifestational gifts of the Spirit as listed in 1 Corinthians 12. He dissects the differences between natural talents and spiritual gifts. He then defines and lays out the purpose of each gift, assesses characteristics that may point to one having the specific gift, and cautions surrounding the exercise of each one.

ID#12752 • Pastor Tim explains the spiritual and logistical implications of what it means to be the "body" of Christ, as revealed in 1 Corinthians 12:12-31. He shares how each believer is endowed with spiritual gifts and the responsibility each Christian owns to use what they have been given - both inside and outside the church walls - for the glory of God.

ID#12735 • Pastor Tim explores 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, discussing a Biblical foundational framework for understanding spiritual gifts, and reveals the primary and most important of all the spiritual gifts.

ID#12719 •
Hear from Greater Things Ministries and how God is using them locally in Charlestown, NH and in the Philippines. We also hear how every Christian has a responsibility to "shepherd the flock" through God's leading.

ID#12710 • Pastor Tim discusses the difference between imitating Christ and living a counterfeit Christian life.

ID#12681 • Pastor Tim looks at 1 Corinthians 10:23​-33 and discusses the credible Christian's #1 priority.

ID#12669 • In this final message in our series regarding our congregation's vision for 2021: "Re-Unite", Pastor Tim discusses the importance of unity between churches and believers that preach the gospel of Christ.

ID#12646 • This is the third sermon in our 2021 vision: Re-Unite series, where we discuss what it means to be united with our brothers and sisters in Christ.