Chasing Empty: Generosity
Are you chasing fulfillment but coming up empty? This week at Graceway, discover how true contentment is found through a life of radical generosity. Don’t miss this powerful message on giving, justice, and the heart of God.
Chasing Empty: Impact
In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks what it means to live a life of lasting impact. Drawing from passages like Romans 12, 2 Timothy 2, and John 15, this sermon addresses the enemies that keep us from making a difference—confusion, comparison, and counterfeit pursuits—and lays out a clear, biblical blueprint for faithful influence.Discover how grace empowers us, how to share what God has given, and how to bear fruit that endures. If you’re longing to live with purpose, this message will equip you to move beyond empty ambition and into meaningful impact.
Chasing Empty: Calling
In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the concept of calling—what it is, why it matters, and how to pursue it. Grounded in Scripture and wisdom from thinkers like Os Guinness and Frederick Buechner, this sermon unpacks the difference between primary calling, secondary calling, and occupation, helping you discern where your life aligns with God’s purpose.
If you’ve ever wrestled with direction, identity, or significance, this teaching will guide you toward clarity by helping you steward your current season, listen for God’s voice, and take practical steps forward.
Chasing Empty: Friendship
In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores what it means to pursue real, biblical friendship. Many of us feel disconnected or too busy for deep relationships, but Scripture shows that life-giving friendship is essential—not optional. Learn how to overcome the barriers of time, trauma, and ambition, and build the kind of connections that lead to lasting joy and spiritual growth.
Chasing Empty: Enjoying God
In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn of Graceway Church delves into the truth that fulfillment is found not in material wealth but in a deep, personal relationship with God. Drawing from scriptures like 1 Timothy 6:17–19, Psalm 16, and Romans 5:11, Pastor Tim emphasizes that our ultimate joy and purpose come from delighting in the Lord. He challenges us to shift our focus from the fleeting pleasures of this world to the eternal satisfaction found in God’s presence.
Easter at Graceway
He is risen! Join us this Easter Sunday as Pastor Tim Dunn shares a powerful message of hope, renewal, and resurrection. In this special Easter sermon, we journey through the pain of Friday, the silence of Saturday, and the victory of Sunday—discovering how the resurrection of Jesus transforms everything. Through Scriptures like Romans 8, 1 Corinthians 15, and John 11, Pastor Tim unpacks what it means to follow a Savior who suffered, died, and rose again. Whether you’re holding on to faith, rediscovering it, or curious about the hope found in Jesus, this message is for you.
Observing Grief
In week two of the Grief series, Pastor Tim Dunn shares a message titled “Observing Grief”—a deep and honest look at how we experience and respond to seasons of sorrow. Using Psalm 23 and other comforting Scriptures, this sermon explores how grief isn’t linear but more like a winding valley with unexpected turns.
Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God’s timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha’s vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God’s protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.
Grief: God is Good, But…
Life is filled with moments of joy, but also deep sorrow. In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn starts the Grief series with “God is Good, But…”—a powerful look at how we navigate loss and suffering while holding onto faith. Through the story of Lazarus (John 11), we explore the tension between God’s goodness and our grief, finding comfort in His presence even in our darkest moments. If you’re wrestling with loss, this message will encourage you to trust that even in pain, God is at work.
Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God’s timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha’s vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God’s protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.
The Making of a Leader: Finishing Well
Leadership isn’t just about how you start—it’s about how you finish. In this message from The Making of a Leader series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the key elements of Finishing Well. Through the lives of Saul, Absalom, and David, we’ll explore the importance of embracing proving seasons, addressing problems instead of ignoring them, and staying engaged in the battles that matter. Whether you’re leading in your family, workplace, or ministry, these biblical principles will challenge and equip you to be a leader that God can use.
Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God’s timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha’s vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God’s protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.
The Making of a Leader: Ambition
In this message from “The Making of a Leader” series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the role of ambition in leadership. Is ambition a blessing or a burden? Can it be both? Through the stories of Saul, David, and Absalom, Pastor Dunn explores how unchecked ambition can lead to downfall, while God-shaped ambition can fuel purpose. This sermon challenges us to examine our motives, align our desires with God’s will, and surround ourselves with truth-tellers who help us stay on course.
If you’re striving for success, leadership, or influence, this message will encourage you to seek God’s kingdom first and trust that true greatness comes from faithfulness, not self-promotion.
Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God’s timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha’s vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God’s protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.