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Pastor Tim Travis preaches on the moral attribute of God’s righteousness beginning in Psalm 145:17 and Romans 1:16-17. Pastor Travis begins by defining righteousness and establishing its importance as a communicable attribute, meaning humans can strive to reflect it in their own lives. Travis emphasizes that the source of knowledge about God’s righteousness is the…
Pastor Tim Travis calls us to action to stand firm in our faith and resist the encroaching cultural tides that threaten to undermine the biblical principles upon which society is built. He draws inspiration from the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego (Daniel 3), who bravely refused to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s golden idol, even facing…
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…
Pastor Tim Travis teaches from Daniel 3 as he passionately argues that Christians must live lives “in the world but not of the world.” Pastor draws upon the biblical stories of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego defying Nebuchadnezzar’s command to worship a golden statue and Esther bravely confronting the king to save her people from genocide.…
Adam Umpleby teaches from Psalm 107 where he emphasizes the unchanging and relentless love of God for humanity. Umpleby uses the Psalm’s narratives of God’s deliverance and provision for His people as examples to illustrate how God consistently reaches out to individuals who are lost, in need, or have strayed from Him. He highlights the…
Adam Umpleby teaches from Titus 2:11-15 and uses the biblical story of Lot to warn Christians against succumbing to the temptations of the world. Umpleby asserts that while Christians are saved by God’s grace, they must actively resist the world’s influence, which he describes as having a prince (Satan), a philosophy, a purpose, and people.…
Adam Umpleby argues from Psalm 78:4-8 that Christians have a responsibility to pass on their faith, love, and wisdom to future generations. He emphasizes four key areas: a legacy of faith, a legacy of love, a legacy of wisdom, and a legacy of service. Umpleby uses biblical examples and stories to illustrate these concepts, urging…
Adam Umpleby focuses on the book of Titus, specifically Titus 2:11-15, where he emphasizes the concept of God’s grace as unmerited favor bestowed upon us through Christ’s sacrifice, regardless of our worthiness. He argues that we should not despise grace by living worldly lives but embrace it by living soberly, righteously, and godly, actively seeking salvation and transformation through faith in Christ. The…
Paul Leclercq focuses on the importance of lifting up our eyes and focusing on Jesus, a theme inspired by John 4:35. Leclercq argues that when we fixate on our own limitations, our schedules, and the distractions of the world, we miss opportunities to serve Jesus and make a difference. He uses the example of Jesus…
Pastor Tim Travis centers on the idea of “His Purpose, My Priority,” using scriptural passages from 1 Thessalonians and Acts to illustrate God’s plan for each individual. Pastor Travis emphasizes that God has a unique and specific purpose for everyone, and this purpose is not defined by external factors like wealth, status, or physical characteristics.…