Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Romans
Pastor Tim Travis preaches on the moral attribute of God’s righteousness beginning in Psalm 145:17 and Romans 1:16-17. Pastor Travis begins by defining righteousness and establishing its importance as a communicable attribute, meaning humans can strive to reflect it in their own lives. Travis emphasizes that the source of knowledge about God’s righteousness is the…
Pastor Tim Travis explores the principle of aligning one’s life purpose with God’s purpose. Using the conversion of Saul (later known as Paul) in Acts 9 as a pivotal example, Pastor Travis emphasizes the idea of a transformed life purpose. He stresses that God may interrupt our plans and call us to a different path for…
Pastor Travis centers on the truth that discovering and fulfilling God’s purpose for our lives is paramount. Pastor Travis emphasizes that understanding this purpose brings comfort and direction, even amidst difficulties. He illustrates this by examining biblical figures like Abel, Noah, Abraham, and Moses, who each exemplified choosing God’s will over their own, often at a personal cost. Pastor…
This sermon encourages us to align one’s life with God’s purpose. Pastor Travis emphasizes that God has a unique purpose for each individual, just as businesses have mission statements. He uses the biblical examples of David and Solomon, where David’s desire to build a temple was fulfilled through his son Solomon, highlighting that God’s plans might differ…
Continuing our look at evidence for the existence of God, we look at the anthropological argument. Pastor Travis shows that humans possess an innate sense of morality, evident in our understanding of right and wrong, even without explicit knowledge of religious laws. This inherent morality is not a product of evolution but rather proof of…
Pastor Tim looks at the existence of God based on what it calls the “Universal belief in a one true God.” Pastor emphasizes that belief in a supreme deity is a naturally occurring phenomenon found in cultures across the globe and throughout history. He supports this claim by highlighting examples such as the ancient Greeks,…
Mankind likes to debate the existence of God, however, the Bible makes it clear that there is no debate. This sermon introduces the topics and arguments we will look at over the weeks ahead. This includes: After introducing us to this study, we must ultimately conclude that while logical arguments provide compelling evidence, true proof…
In this message, Pastor Tim emphasizes that Christians should not be ashamed or embarrassed to share the Gospel. He encourages Christians to be bold and share their faith publicly, even in the face of potential persecution. Pastor emphasizes that sharing the Gospel should be a priority for Christians and that boldness is essential for effective…
Paul’s letter to the Romans concludes by emphasizing the importance of sacrificial living and a renewed mindset among believers, focusing on spiritual matters rather than personal desires. Unity within the church is vital, and causing division is strongly discouraged. Paul commends the service of various individuals and encourages continued collaboration for the gospel’s sake. He…
As we study Romans 13, we find that we must submit ourselves to God and to the authorities He has placed in our lives.