Sermons on Trust God

My Heart is Fixed (Part 2) – Fixed Hearts and Firm Faith

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…

Winter Revival 2026 – Moses, Choices in Faith

Pastor Brent Lenentine explores Hebrewss 11 and the Journey of Faith by examining the pivotal life choices of Moses. He underscores that faith is the unifying commonality among believers across all generations, requiring a trust in God’s plan even when the future remains invisible. Lenentine highlights how Moses’s godly heritage provided a foundation for him to later reject the temporary pleasures of…

Great Women of the Bible (Part 1) – The Great Faith of Sarah

Pastor Tim Travis examines the life of Sarah from the Book of Genesis, focusing on the scriptural account in Hebrews 11:11 that she “judged him faithful who had promised.” Pastor Travis details Sarah’s journey of faith, highlighting that God often calls people, like Sarah at age 65, when the task seems biologically impossible and inconvenient, yet age is no factor for…

Pulling Down Strongholds (Part 6) – Overcoming the Stronghold of Fear

Pastor Tim Travis, in the sixth installment of his “Pulling Down Strongholds” series, examines 2 Timothy 1:6-11 as he directly addresses believers about overcoming the stronghold of fear. He asserts that fear, distinct from a healthy reverence for God, does not originate from God but entered the world with sin, leading to a host of unnecessary anxieties and…

Pulling Down Strongholds (Part 3) – Conquering Covetousness: The Path to Contentment

Pastor Tim Travis uses Hebrews 13:5 as a springboard to explore the profound dangers of covetousness and the liberating power of contentment. He emphasizes that covetousness is a serious sin forbidden by divine command, often leading to destructive consequences like strained relationships and turning affections away from God, even preventing salvation and discipleship. Travis illustrates this with biblical…

Old Paths, New Purpose (Part 4) – Red Sea Encounters

Pastor Tim Travis discusses the Israelites’ journey out of Egypt in Exodus 14 as he compares it to the Christian life. Pastor Travis emphasizes that while God leads us away from the “world” (represented by Egypt) and toward His “old paths,” we will inevitably encounter obstacles and enemies. Despite these difficulties, like the Red Sea and…

Thrive (Part 13) – Thriving Through Trust and Obedience

Pastor Tim Travis examines 1 Kings 17, focusing on the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath to illustrate principles of thriving through faith in God. Pastor Travis uses this narrative to encourage listeners to trust God’s provision even in seemingly dire circumstances, emphasizing that God often works outside of our comfort zones and in unexpected ways. He…

Thrive (Part 12) – Thriving Through God’s Call

Pastor Tim Travis centers on the biblical story of Gideon in Judges 6 and 7, using it to encourage listeners toward a more active and faith-filled life in the new year. Pastor Travis emphasizes that God calls individuals from their current circumstances to His will, often enhancing their existing talents for His glory rather than demanding…

Christian Characteristics (Part 5) – Guard the Control Center

Pastor Tim Travis focuses on the biblical concept of the heart as the control center of one’s life, both physically and spiritually. He emphasizes the importance of guarding one’s heart with diligence, citing Proverbs 4:20-27, as it dictates one’s actions, beliefs, and relationship with God. Travis argues that genuine faith involves trusting God with one’s whole heart, not…