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Overcoming Bitterness

by Tim Pebworth

Pride, bitterness and anger caused more deaths on the last day of World War I than occurred on average on any other day of the war. This, despite the fact that the armistice ending the war had already been signed.

The Manifest Presence of God

by Tim Pebworth

Speaker: Tim Pebworth Location: Orinda How do we come into God’s presence if God is omnipresent and if He also lives in us? In this sermon, Tim Pebworth discusses God’s presence from both an academic and “heart level”.

Preparing for the Fall Holy Days

by Tim Pebworth

Citing a recent Ted Talk by Janette Winterson on how humanity's only hope is to merge with artificial intelligence, Tim Pebworth argues that it is not artificial intelligence but rather a higher intelligence to which we must become one.

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5 Keys to Good Mental Health

  • by Tim Pebworth
The Bible has much to say about mental health. Here are five principles of mental health to stimulate discussion, reflection, prayer and meditation.

Called According to His Purpose

by Tim Pebworth

Today we will talk about purpose, allowing scripture to define our purpose. If we are "Called according to His purpose" as Romans 8 says, then understanding this purpose can lead us to Brotherhood. In order to be "brothers in Christ", we must share a common purpose.

A Picture of the Beginning

by Tim Pebworth

What will it be like to teach and support people who have survived the great tribulation and are alive at the beginning of the 1,000 year reign of Jesus Christ on the earth?

The Message of the Cross

by Tim Pebworth

Speaker: Tim Pebworth Date: 1/29/22 Location: Orinda How are we to be united as followers of Jesus Christ but still with our own perspectives based on our unique backgrounds?