Category: Two-Minute Tuesdays Together

Weekly video series with Pastor Joe Washburn.

Two-Minute Tuesdays Together July 6, 2021

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In the Psalms we read, “Serve the Lord with Gladness!” Serving others is a Spiritual Discipline…and a discipline that we are all called to take part in. Service to others may be quite public or more behind the scenes, but we are all called to engage in a life of service.

Two-Minute Tuesdays Together June 22, 2021

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On multiple occasions Jesus commands his followers to go out and be his witnesses. We should be clear that this is a call to evangelism. Each and everyone of us is called to be involved in sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. In this video I share four ways we can all be involved in the spiritual discipline of evangelism.

Two Minute Tuesdays Together, May 25, 2021

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All through scripture we are invited…even commanded…to pray. In fact, we are invited to a life of prayer. There are many obstacles to people making prayer an important part of their daily lives…busy schedules, working too many hours, children’s activities, etc. But none of these change the reality that God invites/commands us to pray. But another reason many people to pray as they should, or even want, is that they feel they do not know how to pray properly. So, in this video I offer some suggestions on how to learn to pray.


Two-Minute Tuesdays Together April 27, 2021

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Our growth and development in our Christian life is not an automatic thing. In fact, if we truly want to grow closer to Jesus we must be intentional in our efforts to nurture our faith. In this week’s Two-Minute Tuesdays Together we begin a conversation that will carry us through the next several weeks on how we can…in an intentional way…nurture and grow our Christian faith.

Two-Minute Tuesdays Together, 3/16/2021

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Two-Minute Tuesdays Together, 3/16/2021

Have you ever thought…or know someone who believes…that God could never for give you? That you had done something that was too much for God’s grace? As we journey through Lent and near Easter, I want to explore the promise of God in scripture that God’s grace is sufficient, even more than sufficient, to cover all of your sins and the sins of all who believe and trust in Him.