Growing or Dying - No Middle Ground - Fred Tomlinson

In this message: Fred talks about the huge problem that so many professing Christians carry heavy burdens of unresolved issues and addictions imagining what they are experiencing is the normal Christian life.

In this message: Using the healing of the blind man in Mark 8, Fred views Jesus illustration the ways of God as He progressively leads His people into an ever fuller enjoyment of this ‘great salvation.’ Pay Pal: https://paypal.me/mckenziefellowship?.. Thank you so much for supporting this ministry. Listen on Podcast: https://anchor.fm/mckenzie-fellowship Join us for Sunday Zoom Fellowship. Contact: http://mckenziefellowship.com Visit McKenzie Website: http://mckenziefellowship.com Fred Tomlinson: tttscriptures@gmail.com

In this message. Fred asks the question—What really is the Christian life? A must listen.

In this message. Fred asks: Why do some believers progress to become significant and godly, while others stall and settle to be nominal? Allow the Holy Spirit to throw light on the subject via some things He said about Moses.

In this message. Fred asks: What was Paul concerned about, as he sat on Rome’s version of death row.

In this message. Fred addresses the, all too common, experience of professing Christians, who are simply making do with something far inferior to that which the Lord has provided for His people.

In this message. Fred speaks of the outflow of Christ’s life within, is the secret to avoid stagnation, and at the same time, you become a source of greatest blessing to those around you. However, the greatest hinderance to this flow is ‘self absorption.’

In this message. Fred says:—Shares some insights arising from the words of the apostle John. “He that saith he abideth in Him ought himself also so to walk, even as He walked” (1 John 2:6).

In this message. Fred says:—Others may wish to find other features of significance in the casting of that mantle. But clearly and supremely it is a symbol of the call of God

In this message. Fred says: “Think of the outflowing of the Holy Spirit that Jesus spoke of in John 7: 38, as the overflow Christ’s life mingled with a redeemed human life.”

The core of Fred's message is around the fact that Jesus didn't simply come to help us deal with our restlessness - He came to give us life - His Life.

This is a message that seeks to assist in the rediscovery of the meaning of true spiritual fellowship. Fred says: “One of the great needs within the churches is not for dynamic personalities & clever preaching technicians, but for ministry that allows the Holy Spirit to refresh and quicken the divine intent encapsulated within His Holy word.

Fred opens the session with this statement: Most Evangelicals today—having prayed ‘Sinner’s Prayer’ live out their lives according to an ancient Spanish motto: “No more beyond.” In other words, there is nothing more to be discovered! For them, this is the agenda: Buy a ‘Daily Devotion’ book. Attend church on Sunday—and try to live a decent Christian life. To them, the only beyond is Heaven when they depart this world.

In this session, Fred highlights a feature of the Cross that few truly comprehend. He shows how it is the key to experiencing a deeper reality of Christ’s indwelling. Perhaps best described—as His presence in one’s life being recast from that of a Guest 2 that of The Host. Failure to discover this is to suffer an immeasurable loss.

In this message, Fred said: "God has not left us merely clutching a book, but at an unknowable cost, has made an arrangement (a covenant) whereby our humanity can be indwelled by the Spirit of the Living God."

This message declares that when God is the one restricting us and frustrating our plans - His intent is to place us in a setting where we can be enlarged and He can use us on a new and different level.

In this message, Fred speaks of spiritual fatherhood and the fact of its scarcity. He reads two documents that remind us of the incredibly high standards - both for natural fatherhood and for spiritual fatherhood.

In this message, using Paul as the great example, Fred emphasizes the need for endurance and a fixed focus during the period between the firing of the Starter’s Pistol and the moment of reaching the Checkered Flag. So many become distracted and turn aside. Paul ran with his heart and inward eye fixed on Jesus—alone.

In this message, Fred highlights the amazing grace of God as it was expressed in a most outstanding conversion. A powerful encouragement for those tempted to believe they are beyond redemption.

In this message Fred calls on that large body of sleepwalking Christians to wake up. A deeply challenging word.

A scary title! But in this message—based around Jesus words from John’s gospel, chapter 15. Fred first highlights God’s purpose for His people, then identifies the knife. Visit McKenzie Website: http://mckenziefellowship.com 

Against the backdrop of a very seductive enemy, the apostle Paul’s directs Timothy to be ‘a good soldier of Jesus Christ.’ In this message, Fred picks up that word and applies it to every Christian listening to his voice.

In this important message, Fred discusses the cleansing power of the word of God as referenced in  Ephesians 5:26. Keeping in mind the Ephesian believers had never seen a New Testament—let alone read and studied it. Fred asked, ‘so how did that statement apply to them? Indeed to us today!

In this message—Fred highlights from Scripture, what it truly means for the people of God to be ‘Cleansed by Blood’

In this message, Fred references the truly great men and women in the Old Testament, who fully placed their faith In God, yet were unable to receive the blessings available to you today.

Fred takes the 'shadow washing' of Aaron and his sons and then transitions into its antitype in the New Testament.

In this message I talk about the natural tendency for men and women to gravitate to outward religious activities, rather than seeking the true spiritual realities that God has made available for the people of God.

In this message, I will share a few features from my personal story. I pray the Lord will use them to speak to you and encourage you on your journey.

We quit too soon - too easily. A true finisher is not the one who has no wounds and scars - but one who has been faithful to the finish. 

Someone said, “Worst thing you can do about the Christian life is to try to live it.” Too many try. Worse yet, they satisfy themselves with a powerless form—while convincing themselves it is the real thing. The authentic Christian Life is impossible apart from the  active presence of the Holy Spirit of God.

This video describes a chain of events during a particular period of my life. I trust you will find it be be more than merely interesting - I trust the Lord might encourage your heart to more fully trust Him, as He weaves together all things for the fulfillment of His purpose and the praise of His glory.

In this message, I seek to draw attention to the crucially important identity of the love spoken of in this text.

This video has some very practical lessons. They are drawn from the account of Jesus directing Peter and John to sort the room for Him and the other disciples to enjoy that final fellowship in the Upper Room.

The voice of the Shepherd has a certain sound. He is calling U2 withdraw into His presence. Those who respond experience something uncommon among believers today. This message addresses that invitation.