Timon Bengtson Sermon Podcast

In this episode, Pastor Timon explores contrasting perspectives on the Christian life. On one hand, there are those who perceive it as a passive journey where they contribute nothing. On the other hand, some individuals approach it with a sense of self-reliance, believing that everything hinges on their efforts alone. However, Pastor Timon delves into the concept of Christ's sufficiency for both life and ministry. He shows how Paul believed that it was all of Jesus working through all of us.

When we lose sight of Jesus, we lose sight of everything. During this episode, Pastor Timon unpacks the supremacy of Christ over everything, including our lives. He imparts a crucial lesson that due to His preeminence, Christ is deserving of the highest position in our lives.

In this episode Pastor Timon looks at how a Christ centred life is a prayer centred life. He talks about how we should pray and what we should pray for in the lives of other people.

In this opening sermon to a series on Colossians Pastor Timon sets the foundation for the series and shows how you can live your Christian life with Christ at the centre.

In this episode, Pastor Timon teaches on the habits of holiness and how they put you in a place where you can change.

In this episode Pastor Timon shows how to actually walk the redemptive pathway of change by putting sin to death in our lives. If you really want to change then have a listen to this episode.

Do you feel defeated and powerless to change? In this sermon Pastor Timon gives the two redemptive truths and the pathway you have to walk if you are going to change and grow into the likeness of Christ.

Do you struggle with inferiority? In this episode we see how Saul struggled with inferiority and how we can overcome.

In this episode Timon shows us how to do with personal criticism in our lives. Criticism can either be crippling or can be something God uses to help you grow in Christ.

Often times rather than trusting the person of God, we put our trust in empty forms and formulas. This is exactly what Israel did in 1 Sam 4. They thought that if only they had the Ark of the Covenant they would be victories. They did not realise that it was not the Ark that gave them victory, but the LORD. We must remember the same thing.