Tyler Velin
Tyler Velin has been on staff at Sovereign Hope since 2007 and an elder since 2015. He currently oversees student ministries and works directly with Grizzly Christian Fellowship. He is a graduate of the University of Montana and Western Seminary (Portland, OR). Tyler’s passion is the preaching and teaching of the gospel and its significance in today’s culture. Tyler and Sarah were married in 2011 and have three children: Owen (2012), Addley (2015), and Ellie (2017).
Today’s language is complex. But how does our use of language shape our reading of scripture and our view of God. Tyler Velin discusses the relationship between language and God.
What is the Chi-Rho? And why is it relevant to the history of the church? Here is a little history on this early Christian symbol.
How should we view evangelism? And is it a gift? Do I have it? There are all questions which help us form not only an answer, but a witness.
In this post, Pastor Tyler looks at how the gospel shapes how we use apologetics to defend our faith.
“Christ-Centered” has become a Christian buzzword. How can we read the Bible in a truly Christ-Centered way while still reading scripture rightly? Tyler Velin gives us some pointers.
We should celebrate the gospel in the lives of others. But is our fascination with Celebrity Christians saying something dangerous about our perspectives?
While statistics may not explain culture perfectly, they do give us a glimpse into a larger picture. Here are some of the more recent trends in sex and dating, and what it means for the church.
Millard Erickson calls history the “laboratory of the church,” where we can learn about ourselves, our God, and our trajectory. The 20th Century revealed much about all these areas, and has laid the foundation of so many of today’s theological and cultural debates.
Culture has a lot to say about singleness. But we need to start shifting the discussion form “Why are you single?” to “For what purpose are you single?”
Easter is the highest attended Sunday of the year. Your pastors and church staff have been preparing for visitors, here are four ways you can too.