Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Intentional Living
Pastor Tim Travis explores Psalm 57 and the concept of a fixed heart, using the life of David as a primary example of maintaining firm faith during extreme peril. He breaks the text down into three primary observations: the reality of the facts, the necessity of fixation, and the power of focus. Travis warns that spiritual adversaries are constantly making deliberate preparations to…
Pastor Brent Lenentine explores Galatians 5:13-18 and the internal conflict between the flesh and the spirit, framing the Christian life as a “battle in our walk.” He explains that while believers are granted spiritual liberty through the love of Christ, they must not use this freedom to indulge selfish desires, but rather to serve others and fulfill the law…
Pastor Tim Travis uses the biblical account of David at Ziklag (1 Samuel 30) to instruct believers on handling life’s difficulties. Pastor Travis examines the danger of focusing on The Wrong Enemy, which Travis identifies as the “World, the Flesh, and the devil,” who distract Christians from their true focus, which should be the Lord his God.…
Pastor Tim Travis draws on Joshua 24 to urge believers to make a decisive choice to serve God, rather than looking back to past idols or looking around at worldly temptations. He emphasizes that God has provided abundantly for His people, reminding them of the divine intervention that led the Israelites into the Promised Land, where they found houses and vineyards…
Pastor Tim Travis teaches about the holiness of God. He begins by examining the biblical concept of holiness, drawing upon passages from Leviticus, Revelation, and Isaiah. Travis asserts that God’s holiness is both a source of awe and a challenge for humans to strive towards. He then moves into a discussion of the communicable attributes…
In the future of every believer is a day when we will have to give an account of our lives – what are you doing to prepare for that day today? Join us as we study together from Romans 14.
How do we follow Christ today? Do we realize our freedom from sin and desire to follow God? Join us as we study together from Romans 6.
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.
Our legacy should matter to us, especially when it comes to spiritual matters. Paul encouraged Timothy in this important area – join us as we study the Word of God together in 2 Timothy 2.
Fame? Fortune? Is that our desire? What about our Christian legacy? Moses found that his legacy before God and the Israelites was more important than power and prestige in the world empire at the time. Join us as we study from Hebrews 11.