Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Dependence Upon God
Pastor Tim Travis examines 1 Thessalonians 5 as he passionately calls for Christians to cultivate a deeper and more consistent spirit of thankfulness. Using the Bible as his guide, Pastor Travis emphasizes that giving thanks isn’t a mere formality; it’s a vital practice for spiritual growth and obedience. He emphasizes three key themes: 1) The importance…
Pastor Tim Travis brings us to the book of Galatians, as he urges Christians to “Stand Fast… in the Liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free,” to advocate for a recommitment to God and God’s ways. He draws parallels between the spiritual downfall and captivity of the Israelites and the current state of the United…
God has a plan for you that doesn’t matter what your past contained – will you trust God and let Him control your life? Join us as we look at God’s plan for our lives beginning in Genesis 50.
Life is hard. It’s harder when we go against God. Are we prepared to endure? Are you ready to not conform but transform? Join us as we study together from the Word of God in 2 Timothy 2:1-4.
Is God fair? Is God just? These questions and others we tend to ask as we go through the storms of life. We each must learn to depend on God and follow Him. Join us as we learn from the Word of God in Ezekiel 18:25-29.
Life’s many storms will prevail against us if we don’t prepare for the next one between the storms. Join us as we look at the Word of God in 1 Kings 17.
As Christians, we’re either just out of a storm, in a storm, or about to head in to a storm. In the time between storms, what are we doing? Are we preparing for the next one? In Matthew 14:15-21 we see how Jesus handles this time as He encourages us to be ready to be…
Matthew 6:19-34 serve as a great reminder of our need to keep our priorities straight all the way down to the pocket book. We must remember that God gave us all that we have and without Him there is nothing.
As we study 1 Thessalonians 1-2, we look forward to the return of Christ and our desire to live well for Him in the meantime.
Ignorance is no excuse. As we study 1 Thessalonians 3:1-5:6, it is important for us to remember that God put all things in the Bible that we be without excuse.