I'll Be Honest

The Bible never tells you that you must feel but that you must repent and believe. Your complaint that you 'can't feel,' is just an excuse, by which your wicked heart would justify you for not coming to Christ now.

Why preach a series on eschatology? First, because Dispensational Premillennialism commandeers many of the promises that belong to the church. Secondly, the church's urgency is dulled by this eschatology. Thirdly, that system commandeers one of our basic Biblical interpretation methods. Fourthly, the church's missionary hope is commandeered. Lastly, that system takes from the glory of Christ and t...

When we study eschatology we must not first launch out into the complex "calculus" of Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation. We must first consider some basic apostolic "math" and view the really simple formula of how Paul the apostle views this subject of the ages. With that said, let us go to Ephesians 1:16-21.

The Bible teaches us that every single promise in the Old Testament that applied to a Jew also applies to us who are in Jesus Christ. The greatest reality about Israel is that Jesus Christ is the true Israel and we only become such by faith in Him.

In Portland, Maine on August 13-15, 2015 there will be the Fellowship Conference New England, Pastors Michael Morrow, Mack Tomlinson, Jesse Barrington, and Tim Conway will be speaking. The goal? Fellowship, preaching, and singing that center on the glory of God!

There is only one true people of God. Many make a radical distinction between the church and Israel, but such a distinction simply does not exist as can be seen by the Apostle Paul's words in Ephesians 2.

What do you say to a believer who comes to you and says, "How do you hear from God? How do you know when God is trying to talk to you?" First, we must clearly be reading our Bibles because it is through the lens of the Scripture that we test everything and through which God primarily speaks to His people. In this Ask Pastor Tim, he considers this question.

First John 5:16 says that "there is sin that leads to death" and in the context of this letter he is dealing with those false prophets that are false to the true Christ. As in the issue is not the magnitude of any given sin, but rather the attitude of those who are false to the true Christ and intent on continuing to deny Him.

This sermon follows our Lord's teaching on His Second Coming from Luke 17. Our Lord is very clear that His coming is going to be public, spectacular and terrifying. Just as it was in the days of Noah and Lot, so will it be on the day when the Son of Man is revealed.

There is a Biblical way to grow in the love of God, and it is not to pull yourself up in your own strength and try to force yourself to love God more. Rather we have a great motivation to give ourselves to the Lord because of the mercies of God that are found in Christ’s death for us on the Cross. Preached in Iowa 12/04/2014 http://churchatstrawberrypoint.com/

What is it that causes some people to have such extraordinary devotion to Christ? It is because they understand more of who God is – more of what they were and more of what Christ has done to save them. It is the mercies of God. – Paul Washer Preached in Iowa 12/05/2014

O my Master, I have known Thee On the roads and on the sea. “Wherefore, then, hast thou not known Me Broken in Gethsemane?” “I would have thee follow, know Me Thorn-crowned, nailed upon the Tree. Canst thou follow? Wilt thou know Me All the way to Calvary?” – Amy Carmichael Session #1 from Fellowship Conference New England Mack Tomlinson pastors at http://www.providencedenton.org

In this video clip Paul Washer talks about the death of Jesus Christ and who Jesus Christ is. Why must Jesus be God in order to pay for our sins?

This sermon explores the parable of the ten virgins found in Matthew 25. There are those in our churches who are wisely waiting for the Lord's coming and there are others who are foolishly unprepared as that great day approaches. Many would love to debate as to what events will take place as we move closer and closer to the end, but it is interesting how the Lord is more interested in our conditio...

Since God is sovereign and is in utter and absolute control of everything, do the choices of men make any difference at all? What does the Bible say? Session #2 from Fellowship Conference New England (Due to audio recording issues the audio is low quality, we apologize.)

Why in Hebrews 11 is Rahab singled out for her past sin and called a prostitute? We see here that her background was so sinful that her title has followed her for 3,500 years. This shows us that there is hope for the most defiled among us, and that no matter what title has been attached to your name there is hope for you if you come to Jesus Christ. Session #3 from Fellowship Conference New Englan...

This sermon deals with the parable of the talents. He who owns all will one day come and each of us will give an account for what we did with all that Christ gave to us. This parable challenges us to be faithful to Christ and live life now as we will desire to have lived it when He appears.

How much do I really believe that without Him I can do nothing? Here is the answer: I believe it to the degree that I continue steadfastly in prayer. Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving. - Colossians 4:2 Jesse Barrington pastors at http://www.gracelifedallas.org/

We must be weaned off of dependence on man. We must first learn to cry out to the One who will never turn a deaf ear to our cries. If men can only help us partially with limited resources and wisdom, and yet God can help us 24/7 with unlimited resources and wisdom, than why would we ever depend on man rather than God? Session #6 of Fellowship Conference New England

I want to impress upon you the reality of an unseen world around us, a spiritual world that most people know absolutely nothing about. I want to talk to you about the way to access that unseen world. Then I want to talk to you about the results of accessing that unseen world. - Mike Morrow

We are to have Gospel centered relationships in the church — where I don't treat you based on how you deserve. Rather I treat you as Jesus has treated me in the Gospel by mercifully forgiving me; that is what Paul is calling us to in Colossians. Jesse Barrington pastors at http://www.gracelifedallas.org/

If your forgiveness is going to look like and be modeled after Jesus Christ, then you have to be a pursuer of people. We are to be pursuers of peace. Why? Because Jesus Christ pursued you. This is an excerpt from the full sermon, "Forgiving One Another As Christ".

True sloth is not simply when I am idle, but when I am idle with regards to Christ. Idleness towards Christ is the sum of wickedness. Excerpt from the full sermon: The Joy of the Lord (Part 7)

Christ is the absolute owner of everything. Go out to your car this afternoon and you just stop in your tracks and look at it and you recognize that’s His. Look at yourself in the mirror those eyeballs in your head those are His. Your hand, it’s His. He can take it away from you.

If you're a genuine Christian and your going through a dark, dark place in your life, understand that you will yet praise Him. There is light at the end of this dark, dark place. You know what I found in my life? Most of the time, when I can't find the Lord, He is right where I left Him.