Pastor Tim's sermon series, "He Said What?", explores controversial teachings of Jesus, specifically focusing on the command to "hate" one's family and even one's own life to be a disciple. He clarifies that this "hatred" is a comparative term, illustrating that love for Jesus should so overwhelmingly surpass all other loves that they appear as hatred in comparison.

Pastor Tim explores the controversial teachings of Jesus, specifically focusing on his statement that it is beneficial for him to depart so that the Holy Spirit, or Advocate, can arrive. Pastor Tim expands on John chapter 16, where Jesus prepares his disciples for his absence and foretells persecution. The core message emphasizes that the Holy Spirit's coming is crucial for the mission of God, as the Spirit convinces the world of sin, reveals true righteousness through Christ, and declares Satan's defeat.

Eating Jesus' flesh and drinking his blood represents a profound spiritual act that encompasses spiritual nourishment, intimate community, and embracing his sacrifice for salvation. This symbolic act signifies that Jesus is the "bread of life" and "living bread" who satisfies humanity's deepest spiritual needs, providing eternal life and addressing yearnings for love, purpose, and freedom from sin and death that worldly things cannot fulfill.

Pastor Tim delivers a sermon from the Gospel of Matthew, focusing on Jesus' teachings regarding greatness in the kingdom of heaven and the gravity of sin. He explains that true greatness involves childlike faith, characterized by deep trust in God and an understanding of one's place within divine authority. Furthermore, Pastor Tim highlights Jesus' strong warning against causing others to stumble spiritually, emphasizing the severe consequences for those who lead others into sin. He then underscores the radical call to eliminate sin from one's life, even if it feels as drastic as severing a body part, to illustrate the seriousness with which sin should be approached and the ongoing "war" against it in a believer's life.

"He Said What?", focusing on the "radical teachings of Jesus" from the Sermon on the Mount, specifically Matthew chapter 5, verses 43-48. He explains that Jesus's teachings challenge conventional thinking, encouraging individuals to move beyond their comfort zones and embrace their "true selves" as designed by God.

Pastor Tim concludes a series on the Book of Proverbs, emphasizing that its wisdom helps individuals live life well by aligning with God's design. He highlights the pervasive themes of life and death within Proverbs, contrasting the "path of righteousness" that leads to true life with ways that "seem right" but ultimately lead to death.

Pastor Tim explains that Proverbs 31, attributed to King Lemuel's mother, offers wisdom that was unconventionally progressive for its patriarchal time, highlighting a woman's virtues beyond traditional expectations. He concludes by asserting that the Proverbs 31 woman embodies qualities to be cultivated by all, serving as a foreshadowing of Christ's perfect character.

Pastor Tim highlights five key characteristics of deep, biblical friendships as described in Proverbs: they foster wisdom by associating with the wise, they endure through adversity, they are faithful and steadfast, they offer proximate support during difficult times, and they involve honest, constructive feedback given with love, even when it's difficult. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to both seek and embody these qualities in their own relationships, viewing Christ as the ultimate foundation for all friendships.