Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Jesus Christ
Pastor Tim Travis focuses on the biblical account of Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in Matthew 21, marking the beginning of Holy Week. The passage highlights the Palm Sunday reception by the crowds, who hailed Jesus as the Messiah, waving palm branches and shouting “Hosanna.” However, Travis underscores the fleeting nature of this adoration, foreshadowing the same people’s…
Pastor Tim Travis focuses on the incarnation of Jesus Christ, exploring its significance and implications for believers. Using Galatians 4 and Isaiah 9 as key scriptural references, Pastor Travis emphasizes God’s perfect timing in sending His son and the importance of waiting patiently upon God’s plan. He contrasts the “now” mentality of modern society with God’s deliberate timing, highlighting…
Pastor Travis emphasizes that loving one another, a key tenet of Christianity, should not be a mere sentiment or feeling, but rather an action that reflects Christ’s example. He reminds listeners that hatred only serves to blind individuals and lead them away from God’s will. Ultimately, pastor exhorts us to live in the light by demonstrating genuine, Christlike love for one another, becoming stepping stones…
Pastor Tim Travis focuses on the need for Christians to serve the Lord and not men. Pastor begins by establishing the context of Colossians as a letter addressing the universal problem of sin. He then delves into the text, emphasizing the importance of doing everything heartily as unto the Lord and not for human validation. He underscores the ephemeral…
During the millennial time, the Saints from former ages will participate in the government with Christ. The only people allowed to enter the millennial Kingdom are Born Again believers who survived the tribulation, both Jews and Gentiles. Satan is bound during the thousand years, and the Saints will participate in the government with Christ. The…
A look at the beatitudes from Matthew 5 – Join us!
Without the resurrection of Jesus Christ, there is no hope. Join us as we study the importance of this event from 1 Corinthians 15.
Without the Resurrection of Jesus Christ there is no Christianity! But because of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, there is! Join us as we study the importance of the Resurrection from the Word of God in Philippians 3:10-16.
Jesus, our hope, provides us as His followers with the knowledge that He will complete the tasks He promised to fulfill. Join us as we learn about our living hope from 1 Peter 1.
Jesus Christ, the Creator of the Universe – a thread that runs through all of Scripture. Join us as we study the significance of the One Who came to save us beginning in Colossians 1:15-21.