https://faithwayfbc.com Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship Sun, 23 Aug 2026 20:06:46 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://faithwayfbc.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/cropped-FFBC-Brand_white-100x100.png https://faithwayfbc.com 32 32 noThanks for listening to our sermons! We hope these will encourage your walk with Christ each week. If you're in the area, please consider visiting us, we'd love to have you. For more information, be sure to check out our website at faithwayfbc.comPreaching the Gospel in Faithful FellowshipFaithway Fellowship Baptist Churchavalanche@outlook.comFaithway Fellowship Baptist Church https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/fixed-on-his-work-part-3-no-reserves-no-retreats-no-regrets/ Sun, 23 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2188 Pastor Tim Travis outlines the dual nature of sanctification, distinguishing between the permanent positional security granted at salvation and the progressive, daily growth that requires active participation from the believer. He argues that this transformation must encompass the entirety of the human person, specifically targeting the intellect, emotions, will, and physical body. By renewing the mind through scripture and submitting emotional impulses to divine control, individuals move toward the image of Christ and find victory in a challenging world. Ultimately, Travis uses the example of missionary William Borden to illustrate a life lived with no reserves, no retreats, and no regrets, urging his audience to treat their bodies as consecrated vessels for God’s purposes.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis outlines the dual nature of sanctification, distinguishing between the permanent positional security granted at salvation and the progressive, daily growth that requires active participation from the believer. He argues that this transformation must encompass the entirety of the human person, specifically targeting the intellect, emotions, will, and physical body. By renewing the mind through scripture and submitting emotional impulses to divine control, individuals…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis outlines the dual nature of sanctification, distinguishing between the permanent positional security granted at salvation and the progressive, daily growth that requires active participation from the believer. He argues that this transformation must encompass the entirety of the human person, specifically targeting the intellect, emotions, will, and physical body. By renewing the mind through scripture and submitting emotional impulses to divine control, individuals… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/the-gospel-of-christ-part-6-not-promised-a-smooth-ride-but-a-safe-landing/ Thu, 20 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2186 Pastor Tim Travis presents a theological exploration of Romans 8, characterizing the chapter as the climax and peak of the Gospel. He asserts that this scripture marks a definitive transition for the believer from the wretchedness of sin to a state of permanent deliverance through Jesus Christ. The teaching emphasizes that those who are in Christ are no longer defined by their carnal past but are transformed into saints and legal heirs of God. Central to this message is the concept of eternal security, where the author argues that because salvation is a gift of grace rather than a result of works, it is impossible for a believer to ever lose their standing with God. Ultimately, Travis serves to comfort the audience with the assurance that nothing can separate them from divine love, encouraging a life of cooperation with the Holy Spirit.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis presents a theological exploration of Romans 8, characterizing the chapter as the climax and peak of the Gospel. He asserts that this scripture marks a definitive transition for the believer from the wretchedness of sin to a state of permanent deliverance through Jesus Christ. The teaching emphasizes that those who are in Christ are…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis presents a theological exploration of Romans 8, characterizing the chapter as the climax and peak of the Gospel. He asserts that this scripture marks a definitive transition for the believer from the wretchedness of sin to a state of permanent deliverance through Jesus Christ. The teaching emphasizes that those who are in Christ are… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/fixed-on-his-work-part-2-he-finishes-what-he-starts/ Sun, 16 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2180 Pastor Tim Travis explores the profound theological concept of sanctification as a lifelong journey orchestrated by God. Travis teaches that believers are set apart for a specific use through three distinct phases: a foundational positional shift at salvation, a daily progressive growth in grace, and an ultimate perfection in eternity. He emphasizes that while Christians must actively align themselves and work out their salvation through obedience and faithfulness, they can find peace knowing that God is the initiator and finisher who performs the work within them. By contrasting human effort with divine power, the message encourages listeners to remain steadfast and consistent, trusting that the Lord never leaves a task unfinished and will sustain them until the final day of Jesus Christ.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explores the profound theological concept of sanctification as a lifelong journey orchestrated by God. Travis teaches that believers are set apart for a specific use through three distinct phases: a foundational positional shift at salvation, a daily progressive growth in grace, and an ultimate perfection in eternity. He emphasizes that while Christians must actively align themselves and work…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explores the profound theological concept of sanctification as a lifelong journey orchestrated by God. Travis teaches that believers are set apart for a specific use through three distinct phases: a foundational positional shift at salvation, a daily progressive growth in grace, and an ultimate perfection in eternity. He emphasizes that while Christians must actively align themselves and work… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/the-gospel-of-christ-part-5-the-struggle-of-the-two-natures/ Thu, 13 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2178 Pastor Tim Travis explores the struggle of the two natures, specifically addressing how the law reveals sin but cannot remedy it. Using the analogy of marriage, he illustrates that believers are freed from the law through Christ’s death and are now “married” to a new Master, allowing them to serve in the newness of the spirit. Travis interprets Paul’s intense inner conflict not as the standard Christian experience, but as a pre-conversion struggle intended to show that the flesh is powerless to achieve righteousness on its own. Ultimately, Pastor Travis encourages believers by emphasizing that because they possess the indwelling Holy Spirit, they are no longer slaves to sin and are empowered to take steps of faith toward a transformed life.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explores the struggle of the two natures, specifically addressing how the law reveals sin but cannot remedy it. Using the analogy of marriage, he illustrates that believers are freed from the law through Christ’s death and are now “married” to a new Master, allowing them to serve in the newness of the spirit. Travis interprets Paul’s intense inner…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explores the struggle of the two natures, specifically addressing how the law reveals sin but cannot remedy it. Using the analogy of marriage, he illustrates that believers are freed from the law through Christ’s death and are now “married” to a new Master, allowing them to serve in the newness of the spirit. Travis interprets Paul’s intense inner… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/fixed-on-his-work-part-1-the-potter-and-the-clay/ Sun, 09 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2170 Pastor Tim Travis uses a live object lesson with clay to illustrate how God functions as a divine craftsman in the lives of believers. The teaching centers on the metaphor of the Potter and the clay, emphasizing that God is a personal, sovereign being who actively molds human character with infinite wisdom, holiness, and love. Travis explains that while life’s difficult circumstances serve as the “wheel” that shapes us, the primary obstacle to spiritual growth is the human will, which must remain yielded to God’s specific plans rather than pursuing self-directed desires. Ultimately, the message encourages the congregation to trust in the Master Potter’s transformation of their lives, asserting that a life dedicated to divine service is never wasted and possesses far greater value than worldly success.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church) https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/the-gospel-of-christ-part-4-walking-in-newness-of-life/ Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2168 Pastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel is not merely a ticket to heaven, but a transformative power that demands a radical change in a believer’s lifestyle. He argues that since Christians are spiritually baptized into the death and resurrection of Christ, the “old man” or sinful nature has been crucified, rendering the bondage of sin inoperative. Travis encourages his audience to reckon themselves dead to sin, which means treating the biblical fact of their liberation as a reality regardless of how they feel. By choosing to yield their physical bodies to God as instruments of righteousness rather than following the destructive appetites of the flesh, believers can experience true victory and newness of life. Ultimately, Pastor Travis reminds the faithful that their salvation is an empowering gift intended to produce visible fruit and a testimony that glorifies Jesus Christ.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel is not merely a ticket to heaven, but a transformative power that demands a radical change in a believer’s lifestyle. He argues that since Christians are spiritually baptized into the death and resurrection of Christ, the “old man” or sinful nature has been crucified, rendering the bondage of sin inoperative. Travis encourages…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel is not merely a ticket to heaven, but a transformative power that demands a radical change in a believer’s lifestyle. He argues that since Christians are spiritually baptized into the death and resurrection of Christ, the “old man” or sinful nature has been crucified, rendering the bondage of sin inoperative. Travis encourages… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/what-a-friend/ Sun, 02 Aug 2026 17:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2166 Pastor Tim Travis explores the parable of the Good Samaritan to define the true nature of Christian responsibility. He argues that the question “Who is my neighbor?” is often used as a legalistic excuse to avoid helping others, whereas Jesus identifies a neighbor as anyone in need regardless of social or personal barriers. Travis contrasts the indifference of religious figures with the active compassion of the Samaritan, framing the latter as a symbol of Jesus Christ’s sacrificial love for a broken humanity. Ultimately, the teaching calls for a faith expressed through action, urging believers to move beyond mere talk and embrace the tangible costs of time and money required to serve those around them.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explores the parable of the Good Samaritan to define the true nature of Christian responsibility. He argues that the question “Who is my neighbor?” is often used as a legalistic excuse to avoid helping others, whereas Jesus identifies a neighbor as anyone in need regardless of social or personal barriers. Travis contrasts the indifference of religious figures with…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explores the parable of the Good Samaritan to define the true nature of Christian responsibility. He argues that the question “Who is my neighbor?” is often used as a legalistic excuse to avoid helping others, whereas Jesus identifies a neighbor as anyone in need regardless of social or personal barriers. Travis contrasts the indifference of religious figures with… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/the-gospel-of-christ-part-3-why-we-need-salvation/ Thu, 30 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2154 Pastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel of Christ is the only power capable of providing salvation to a fallen world. He argues that humanity exists in a state of total depravity, having deliberately suppressed the innate knowledge of God revealed through creation and conscience. This rejection initiates a downward spiral of degeneration, where individuals exchange the truth for idolatry and eventually succumb to vile affections and a reprobate mind. Ultimately, Pastor Travis emphasizes that one must first confront the “bad news” of their sinful condition and the reality of divine wrath before they can truly appreciate the grace offered through the death and resurrection of Jesus.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel of Christ is the only power capable of providing salvation to a fallen world. He argues that humanity exists in a state of total depravity, having deliberately suppressed the innate knowledge of God revealed through creation and conscience. This rejection initiates a downward spiral of degeneration, where individuals exchange the truth for idolatry and eventually succumb to vile…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explains that the gospel of Christ is the only power capable of providing salvation to a fallen world. He argues that humanity exists in a state of total depravity, having deliberately suppressed the innate knowledge of God revealed through creation and conscience. This rejection initiates a downward spiral of degeneration, where individuals exchange the truth for idolatry and eventually succumb to vile… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/fixed-on-the-gospel-part-3-why-the-ground-is-level-at-the-cross/ Sun, 26 Jul 2026 17:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2152 Pastor Tim Travis explains that the ground is level at the cross, meaning that every human being, regardless of background or ethnicity, is concluded under sin. By examining the “six indictments” of humanity, he illustrates that our inherited sin nature creates a total contamination of the mind, speech, and actions, leaving everyone guilty before God. The purpose of this universal condemnation is to highlight the necessity of a common salvation that is not earned through the law but received as a free gift through faith. Travis elegantly breaks down the doctrine of salvation into three pillars: justification, where God declares the sinner righteous; redemption, the price paid to liberate the soul from the slave market of sin; and propitiation, the satisfying payment that turns away divine wrath. Ultimately, Pastor Travis encourages believers to find peace and access to God through Christ, which transforms earthly suffering into a source of patience, experience, and hope.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis explains that the ground is level at the cross, meaning that every human being, regardless of background or ethnicity, is concluded under sin. By examining the “six indictments” of humanity, he illustrates that our inherited sin nature creates a total contamination of the mind, speech, and actions, leaving everyone guilty before God. The purpose of this universal…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis explains that the ground is level at the cross, meaning that every human being, regardless of background or ethnicity, is concluded under sin. By examining the “six indictments” of humanity, he illustrates that our inherited sin nature creates a total contamination of the mind, speech, and actions, leaving everyone guilty before God. The purpose of this universal… https://faithwayfbc.com/sermons/the-gospel-of-christ-part-2-without-excuse/ Thu, 23 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://faithwayfbc.com/?post_type=ctc_sermon&p=2150 Pastor Tim Travis examines the essential nature of the Gospel and the believer’s identity as a fully surrendered servant of Christ. He structures the lesson around the apostle Paul’s credentials, emphasizing that effective ministry requires viewing oneself as a bond-slave who possesses no personal ownership but is bought with a price to represent a higher kingdom. Central to the message is the idea that the Gospel is the power of God unto salvation, revealing a divine righteousness that is received through genuine faith rather than human effort or religious works. Ultimately, Pastor Travis calls for believers to recognize their accountability to a holy God and to embrace their responsibility as ambassadors who must share this transformative truth with a world that inherently knows God but often chooses to suppress that knowledge.

]]> avalanche@outlook.com (Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church)noPastor Tim Travis examines the essential nature of the Gospel and the believer’s identity as a fully surrendered servant of Christ. He structures the lesson around the apostle Paul’s credentials, emphasizing that effective ministry requires viewing oneself as a bond-slave who possesses no personal ownership but is bought with a price to represent a higher kingdom. Central to the message is the idea…Faithway Fellowship Baptist ChurchPastor Tim Travis examines the essential nature of the Gospel and the believer’s identity as a fully surrendered servant of Christ. He structures the lesson around the apostle Paul’s credentials, emphasizing that effective ministry requires viewing oneself as a bond-slave who possesses no personal ownership but is bought with a price to represent a higher kingdom. Central to the message is the idea…