Travis Moffitt

Join us as we celebrate with New Beginnings Church of Spring, TX. Their heart for true relationships and support for missionaries is amazing.

Be persistent. Be consistent. If you do not give up over a long period of time you will see the successful results that you have been looking for.

Paul says that The Gospel was announced to Abraham: “All Nations will be blessed through you.” The culmination of this promise is expressed in the life of Jesus. And this promise is true for you today. You can be blessed with salvation so that you can be a blessing to others from every nation on earth.

We tend to follow in the footsteps of those who have gone before us. Likewise we tend to reproduce ourselves in the lives of others. What are you reproducing in the lives of those following you? Is it Faith or works. Hopefully, like Abraham, we are reproducing faith in others’ lives.

The Bible tells us to Take Courage, but how do we do that? What does it mean to be courageous? And how can we cultivate more courage in our lives? I believe the answers to these questions lie in our relationship with The Holy Spirit.

There is a day coming when we will stand together and Praise Jesus to His face at the Wedding Supper of The Lamb. Let us always remember That Day and prepare ourselves for it.

“I’m a good person,” a man said to me today. At times we all feel that way about ourselves. And at other times I’m sure we all question our own goodness. How can we actually know that we are good? How can we actually know that we are justified before God? How can we receive His Spirit and allow Him to work miracles in our lives? Paul tells us that all of these dynamics of God are available to us by believing what we have heard: The Good News of Jesus.

All aspects of our lives go through seasons. How we handle those seasons plays a big role in the results we experience. Enjoy this discussion and be encouraged to stay the course to fulfillment.

Have you ever been asked a question that changed your whole perspective? That is the type of question that Paul asks the church at Galatia. In his question comes the answer and the encouragement that we should believe and share the Gospel of Jesus with the world.

God is able and capable to work in you and through you to accomplish all that He has put in your heart for 2018 and beyond.

Do not be fooled: Jesus was crucified for you. His sacrifice has made the way for you and I to put our faith in Him and the receive the grace that He offers.

Does sin after salvation mean that God’s grace condones our sins? Or does it mean that we are then subject to the law again? Paul states that violations of the law (sin) shows us again our need for a savior. This is where faith in Jesus alone then justifies us before God. The law points to our need for salvation Jesus provides that salvation through faith in Him and His grace.

“Dead Man Walking,” this is what Paul calls himself. He admits his own guilt of violating the law of God. He admits that he is deserving of death. He also admits that Jesus has loved him and given Himself for him so that he might have life. You too can have life in Jesus by putting your faith in Him.

The very idea of justice has been given to us by God. Justice that there must be a payment for violations of the law. Jesus has paid that penalty on our behalf and it is only by faith in Him that we can now be justified.

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During this Thanksgiving season and all year long there is so much to be thankful for. Faith. Family. Freedom. But above all I am grateful for Grace. The Grace given to you and I by Jesus alone.

Do we create obstacles to salvation for those coming to faith? The Bible says, “If we believe and confess that Jesus is Lord then we will be saved.” We need not create new requirements for people to come to Jesus for salvation. Paul confronts Peter for putting the Law in the way of Gentiles coming to Christ.

How do we carry ourselves in public? Do we pick sides that prioritize obedience or grace? These two virtues are not mutually exclusive however we can become so concerned about our public image that we ostracize those most in need of grace. Let us each live according to the righteousness that God has given us while sharing our lives with those in need of grace.

What does it mean to be an apostle? Paul shares more of his experience in Jerusalem and how He was sent out by the Church to the Gentiles.

It is the same God that was working through Peter to reach the Jews that worked through Paul to reach the Gentiles. And He is the same God that is now working through you. Ministry functions, locations, and anointings may looks different, but it is the same God at work through each of us to reach this world.