Join Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church as he explores the atonement. In this sermon, Joshua explains the concept of the ransom paid by Christ, clarifying misunderstandings about Ransom Theory and supporting its biblical basis. He discusses Jesus' sacrificial role and the scope of His redemptive work. Joshua also addresses the topic of universalism versus the exclusivity of salvation through Christ, arguing against the idea that all paths lead to God. Additionally, Joshua emphasizes the importance of preachers and encourages believers to spread this message. Whether you're familiar with these concepts or new to them, this Sermon aims to inform and challenge you in your faith. Tune in now to learn more about God's Word and the significance of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Available on the King's Fellowship podcast.

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Check out this years Pentecost Sunday message delivered by Pastor Joshua Lewis at Kings Fellowship Church. In this sermon, Joshua offers a dual approach: a meticulous word study on the phrases 'filled with the Spirit,' 'Baptized in the Spirit,' and 'full of the Spirit,' as well as a heartfelt discussion on how misinterpretations of these phrases can lead to divisions within the Body of Christ. Discover how believers are Baptized in the Spirit, while also exploring the importance of seeking continuous 'fillings in the Spirit.' Don't miss this enlightening message that seeks to unify and empower the church!

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Join us for a compelling sermon by Joshua Lewis at King’s Fellowship Church, focusing on 1 Timothy 2:5. In this message, Joshua explores the pivotal Christian beliefs of monotheism and the singular mediatorship of Jesus Christ. He contextualizes these doctrines within both the historical setting of the early church and their relevance today. This sermon is a deep dive into the essence of Christian faith—highlighting the exclusivity of one God and one mediator, Christ Jesus, who stands as the bridge between God and humanity. Listen to understand the depth and significance of these fundamental truths.

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Join Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, for a thought-provoking sermon on 1 Timothy 2:1-4, which explores the multifaceted discipline of prayer within the Christian life. This sermon delves into the practice, purpose, and passion of prayer, emphasizing its role in shaping how believers interact with the world around them, including authorities and leaders. Through a biblical lens, Joshua examines the call to pray for all people, highlighting the transformative power of prayer not just for those being prayed for, but also for those who pray.

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In this sermon at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, Joshua Lewis talks about how God encourages us through others. He explains the role of spiritual fathers and mothers in guiding and supporting believers in their faith. Using stories and biblical insights, he shows how these relationships help grow our faith, share wisdom, and build community. Joshua also discusses the importance of prophetic words in giving encouragement. He uses Bible passages and personal stories to show how these words help us feel God’s presence, make decisions, and face challenges. His talk emphasizes the power of these divine encouragements in our spiritual growth and in living out God’s calling. This sermon, focusing on 1 Timothy 1:18-20, invites us to appreciate and seek out these forms of support in our journey with God.

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In this compelling sermon delivered by Guest Speaker Cole Perkins at King's Fellowship Church, the focus is drawn towards the transformative power of personal testimony within evangelism. Perkins uses 1 Timothy 1:12-17, a passage about Paul's testimony, as a springboard to teach the body of Christ how to use their testimony. This sermon encourages us all to reflect on our own stories of faith, urging us to recognize and share our personal testimonies as a means of outreach and evangelism. The sermon skillfully balances personal anecdotes with scriptural analysis, culminating in a powerful call to stewardship of one's story as a manifestation of God's grace and a tool for advancing the Gospel.

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Joshua Lewis, in his sermon at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, delves into the rich text of 1 Timothy 1:8-11, guiding the congregation through an exploration of the law's divine intent and application. By dissecting the Apostle Paul's words, Lewis illuminates the distinction between lawful and unlawful use of the law, highlighting its role not as a tool for condemnation for the righteous but as a mirror to the sinfulness of the unjust. The sermon intricately ties the law's purpose and misuse to the broader gospel message, portraying it as a guide towards repentance and ultimately, salvation through Christ. With a blend of historical context, personal reflection, and theological insight, Lewis challenges believers and non-believers alike to understand the law in the light of the gospel's glory, promoting a life of holiness anchored in the redemptive work of Jesus. This message is a call to scrutinize not only the words of the law but their application in our lives, ensuring they lead us closer to the truth of the gospel entrusted to us.

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Join Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church for an engaging look into '1 Timothy 1:3-7', focusing on true doctrine and love. We'll discuss the importance of addressing false teachings in the church, all through the lens of love - from a pure heart, a clear conscience, and genuine faith. This sermon is an invitation to examine our beliefs and actions, ensuring they're rooted in love for God, His church, and those who have gone astray.

Joshua uses real-life examples and biblical insights to show the link between correct doctrine and love, offering guidance for a faith that reflects Jesus' compassion. Tune in for a blend of theological depth and practical wisdom, designed to encourage a love-driven walk with Christ.

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1 Timothy 1:1-4

Join us at King's Fellowship Church in Ada, Oklahoma, for a sermon delivered by Joshua Lewis, exploring the teachings of 1 Timothy 1:1-4. In this message, we delve into the Apostle Paul's instructions to Timothy, underscoring the importance of defending orthodox Christian teachings, preventing divisions caused by heterodox beliefs, and stewarding the house of God by faith.  Whether you're seeking to deepen your understanding of biblical doctrine, or looking for ways to preserve unity within the church, this sermon offers invaluable insights into navigating these challenges with grace and truth. 

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Introduction To First Timothy

Join Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church for an enlightening sermon on 1 Timothy, a critical exploration of its literary genre, historical background, and the audience it addresses. Diving deep into the Pastoral Epistle, we unravel the essence of Paul's letter to Timothy, demystifying the timeless wisdom it offers to both leaders and laypeople alike. With an analytical lens, the sermon dissects 1 Timothy 3:14-15, guiding us through the ways our behavior can display our adoption as God's children, demonstrate the living power of God within us, and affirm the truthfulness of His Word. This sermon is an essential journey for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of scripture and its application in exemplifying faith through actions in today's world. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the transformative teachings of 1 Timothy with Joshua Lewis at King's Fellowship Church.

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