Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Repentance
Pastor Tim Travis explores the concept of God’s perfect will, contrasting it with a “permissive will” where individuals merely operate under divine sovereignty while following their own desires. By examining the dramatic transformation of King Nebuchadnezzar in the Book of Daniel, Travis illustrates that even the most hardened hearts can be renewed to recognize God’s supreme dominion and intentional plan.…
Pastor Tim Travis focuses on three of Christ’s apostles: Judas Iscariot, Thomas, and Thaddeus (or Judas, not Iscariot). Pastor Travis’ primary goal is to examine the lives of these men, detailing their backgrounds and highlighting specific characteristics and actions. Key themes explored include Judas Iscariot’s betrayal, greed, and lack of true repentance, as evidenced by his role…
Pastor Tim Travis emphasizes the decline of both individual faith and national morality by drawing parallels between ancient Israel and modern America. Travis asserts that just as God offered healing to Solomon’s people in 2 Chronicles 7:14 if they humbled themselves, prayed, sought His face, and turned from wickedness, so too must America return to biblical principles to…
As a nation, we no longer claim to be under God, but more that we’re done, or over, with God. In Isaiah 59:1-4 we see how God dealt with Israel when they went away from God. What will be our legacy? Will we recognize that the only way to succeed is when we’re under God?
Many times in scripture we see the word repent. What does it mean? Many have applied it wrongly, so let’s look at what the Word of God says in Luke 13:1-5 and other passages and see how it relates to our salvation.