Timberline Windsor Campus

Timberline Windsor | Bold Prayers | Aaron Hanson

As we step into a new year, the invitation is to begin not with resolutions, but with bold, faith-filled prayer that reflects how big we believe God is. Rooted in Ezra 8, the teaching highlights a moment when God’s people faced overwhelming odds and chose humility, prayer, and fasting as their first response, trusting God to lead and protect them on a risky journey. Bold prayers aren’t about volume or performance—they’re about dependence, calling on God when the situation is beyond our control. The practice of prayer and fasting is framed as spiritual training rather than religious transaction—relational disciplines that shape our hearts, reorder our desires, and create space for God to move. Like training for a marathon, these practices prepare us to walk faithfully with God over time. As a church, we are invited into a season of intentional prayer—seeking God’s movement in our world, our community, and our own lives—believing that when we pray first, trust God along the way, and give Him the glory, He will faithfully lead us forward.

Timberline Windsor | "Passages of Time" | Sami Gutierrez

Join us as we end this year with a message from our Student Ministry leader, Sami Gutierrez, as we look at the passage of time through God's eyes.

Advent: Love in the Waiting | Dick Foth at Timberline Windsor

In this message from our Advent series we reflect on Mary’s remarkable response to God—a teenage faith that was thoughtful, courageous, and fully surrendered, even in the face of uncertainty. Through her willingness to trust God’s word, we see how faith often grows gradually and leads us to say yes before we understand the full picture. Mary’s story invites us to trust God early, deeply, and for the long journey of faith.

Advent: Joy in the Waiting | Brent Cunningham at Timberline Windsor

As we continue our series on the season of Advent, Pastor Brent explores what it means to have joy even in periods of uncertainty.

Advent: Peace in the Waiting | Mackenzie Matthews at Timberline Windsor

Today we explore how Jesus came to bring true peace—shalom—yet people still respond to Him in different ways, just as they did at His birth. Through Herod, the priests, and the wise men, we see three postures toward Jesus: opposing Him, overlooking Him, or opening our hearts in worship. The invitation is to receive the peace Jesus offers by surrendering our chaos, bowing our hearts, and choosing Him as King, Priest, and Savior.