Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Sacrifice
Pastor Tim Travis examines the biblical account of the Macedonian churches to illustrate the principles of Grace giving, specifically as it relates to supporting Christian missions. He contrasts the sacrificial and faith-based generosity of the impoverished Macedonians with the unfulfilled promises of the wealthier Corinthian church, emphasizing that true giving is an expression of divine grace rather than a legalistic…
Pastor Brent Lenentine begins in Acts 8:26-39 as he explores the essential duty of soulwinning, defining it as the primary reason God leaves believers on earth rather than taking them immediately to heaven. By analyzing the biblical encounter between Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, he illustrates that even the most sincere seekers require a human messenger to…
Pastor Tim Travis introduces a sermon series on the Apostles, beginning with Simon Peter, to show how ordinary individuals were profoundly used by God despite their flaws and weaknesses. Pastor Travis begins in Luke 6:13-16 as he clarifies the distinction between “disciples” and the special, foundational role of the twelve Apostles, noting that true apostleship, which included performing miracles and…
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…
The resurrection of Jesus is a key event in Christianity as it validates everything Jesus said and preached. Jesus’ resurrection is a reminder that we should prepare for the inevitable, such as death and taxes. We should also prioritize our walk with the Lord and ensure that we are prepared for the final judgment. By…
In Romans 12:1-2 Paul exhorts us to be a living sacrifice – but what does that mean? Listen as we study the word together!
Christ, our propitiation! Romans 3:23-31 discusses this, but what does it mean? Listen to the explanation in this sermon!