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In this video, Tim delivers an exhortation during a prayer meeting, urging believers to engage in focused, intentional prayer. He emphasizes that prayer should not become routine or monotonous but must be a powerful, unifying act of faith that pushes back against the enemy’s schemes. Drawing on scripture and personal experience, Tim reminds the congregation that the church's strength lies in its collective, fervent prayer—a bold stance in the spiritual battle against darkness.

In this sermon, Pat Horner challenges believers to take personal responsibility for their spiritual growth, urging them to stand fast in biblical truth and actively guard against false doctrine and complacency. Drawing on passages from 1 Corinthians and Thessalonians, he calls for vigilance, maturity, and unwavering commitment to a life that reflects true Christian manhood.

In this sermon, Pat Horner challenges believers to embrace a worship that is firmly rooted in biblical doctrine, urging them to draw spiritual strength from God's Word and pursue personal growth. He underscores that true worship and strength come from understanding and living out the promises of Scripture.

This sermon challenges Christian men to take personal responsibility for their spiritual walk. It calls believers to be vigilant, stand fast, and be strong—rejecting the tendency to lean solely on pastors or popular preachers. Drawing on Paul’s letters, the message warns against internal strife, complacency, and false doctrine while emphasizing the importance of deep personal study of Scripture and steadfast adherence to the gospel truth.

In this sermon, Pastor Pat Horner addresses the critical issue of divisions within the church arising from the elevation of leaders over Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 16:13, he emphasizes the apostle Paul's exhortation to "be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong." This call to "act like men" challenges believers to exhibit maturity, courage, and steadfastness in their faith. Pastor Horner highlights how the Corinthian church's tendency to align themselves with specific leaders, saying "I am of Paul" or "I am of Apollos," led to strife and division. He admonishes that such comparisons are carnal and detract from the unity and purpose of the church. By focusing on Christ alone and rejecting the idolization of human leaders, believers can foster unity and embody true Christian manhood.

Is physical attraction important in marriage? What does the Bible say about beauty and how we should view it as Christians? In this video, we explore the balance between appreciating God-designed beauty and recognizing the danger of valuing outward appearance over inward character.

🔹 Is physical attraction wrong?

🔹 How does worldly beauty differ from godly beauty?

🔹 What qualities should Christians truly value in a spouse?

🔹 Why does the Bible emphasize inward beauty over outward appearance?

Christian Submission: Yielding to God's Will in All Things – James 4 lays it out plain: God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. That means if you're living for yourself, holding onto sin, or resisting His authority, you're in a dangerous place. But there's hope—James calls us to submit to God, resist the devil, and draw near to Him. This isn’t some halfhearted submission; it’s a call to full surrender. Are you truly yielding to God, or just going through the motions? Let’s open the Word and see what real Christian submission looks like.

This is the rest of the question and answer session from the 2024 Fellowship Conference New York. In this video Michael Durham and Lee Dodd deal with these three questions:

0:00 - Is a prayerless church under God's judgment and in sin?

7:14 - What are the potential risks of reading Reformed theological books?

11:50 - What does it mean to walk by the Spirit?

James Gilmour of Mongolia, Chapter 5 - Marriage - I Proposed, She Accepted—All Through Letters | "You can see that the entire thing was undertaken purely on the principle of faith. And given its success, I am more convinced than ever of the wisdom of that approach. Without exaggeration, I am far happier than I ever dared to imagine, even in my daydreams."

Audiobook: https://scrollreader.com/audiobook/james-gilmour-of-mongolia/

Tim Conway | In this video, Pastor Tim addresses concerns about confusing statements on justification by faith. He explains that while we are saved by faith alone, genuine faith must produce works. Drawing from the Sermon on the Mount and other gospel teachings, Pastor Tim challenges us to move beyond a passive “just believe” mentality toward a radical, life-transforming commitment to Christ. He calls for a faith that not only acknowledges salvation but demands active obedience and real change in every aspect of our lives.