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Tim Kelley

The Disturbing Holiness of God, Part 3

June 21, 2016
I believe the number one reason we battle with sin, why we have no vision for the world, why we are so miserable in our marriages, why the church's moral lifestyle is pretty much the same as the world's, and why we are so self-absorbed with a narcissistic world view, is that we have no proper understanding of the holiness of God. If we truly thought God was holy we would not act like we do. We could not.

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I believe the number one reason we battle with sin, why we have no vision for the world, why we are so miserable in our marriages, why the church's moral lifestyle is pretty much the same as the world's, and why we are so self-absorbed with a narcissistic world view, is that we have no proper understanding of the holiness of God. If we truly thought God was holy we would not act like we do. We could not.
June 20, 2016
I believe the number one reason we battle with sin, why we have no vision for the world, why we are so miserable in our marriages, why the church's moral lifestyle is pretty much the same as the world's, and why we are so self-absorbed with a narcissistic world view, is that we have an proper understanding of the holiness of God. If we truly thought God was holy we would not act like we do. We could not.
June 17, 2016
If the church is to get off life support and get out of intensive care, as a church our lifestyle needs to change. Peter's epistle was written to the suffering Christians - likely driven out of Jerusalem by persecution and scattered throughout Asia Minor. This group had internal issues - the pressure of the world's hatred. He instructs the church on how to win the tribe, their world, in which their life has intersected.
June 16, 2016
If the church is to get off life support and get out of intensive care, as a church our lifestyle needs to change. Peter's epistle was written to the suffering Christians - likely driven out of Jerusalem by persecution and scattered throughout Asia Minor. This group had internal issues - the pressure of the world's hatred. He instructs the church on how to win the tribe, their world, in which their life has intersected.
June 15, 2016
If the church is to get off life support and get out of intensive care, as a church our lifestyle needs to change. Peter's epistle was written to the suffering Christians - likely driven out of Jerusalem by persecution and scattered throughout Asia Minor. This group had internal issues - the pressure of the world's hatred. He instructs the church on how to win the tribe, their world, in which their life has intersected.
June 14, 2016
Josh McDowell reports that 69% of evangelical teens leave the church after high school. LifeWay Research found that 70% of Christian church attendees from the millenial generation quit attending church by age twenty-three. The LifeWay findings were so radical that Thom Rainer told USA Today, "The Millennial generation will see churches closing as quickly as GM dealerships." (This was before the government bailout.) What are the solutions the modern church needs to return to health for the next generation?
June 7, 2016
Josh McDowell reports that 69% of evangelical teens leave the church after high school. LifeWay Research found that 70% of Christian church attendees from the millenial generation quit attending church by age twenty-three. The LifeWay findings were so radical that Thom Rainer told USA Today, "The Millennial generation will see churches closing as quickly as GM dealerships." (This was before the government bailout.) What are the solutions the modern church needs to return to health for the next generation?
June 6, 2016
Josh McDowell reports that 69% of evangelical teens leave the church after high school. LifeWay Research found that 70% of Christian church attendees from the millenial generation quit attending church by age twenty-three. The LifeWay findings were so radical that Thom Rainer told USA Today, "The Millennial generation will see churches closing as quickly as GM dealerships." (This was before the government bailout.) What are the solutions the modern church needs to return to health for the next generation?
June 1, 2016
Somewhere in the last 20 years the church has lost its input. Its influence. The winds of culture is jeopardizing its existence. I present to you that long before we became endangered by culture and popular opinion, we were compromised first with internal diseases. The world was not our problem, we were our own worst enemy.
May 25, 2016
Somewhere in the last 20 years the church has lost its input. Its influence. The winds of culture is jeopardizing its existence. I present to you that long before we became endangered by culture and popular opinion, we were compromised first with internal diseases. The world was not our problem, we were our own worst enemy.
May 24, 2016
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Grace Thoughts with Pastor Tim Kelley is dedicated to proclaiming the simple, age-old message of Grace - the complete Gospel of Jesus Christ. We believe not only that this is still a relevant message; it is indeed the only message. Grace Thoughts will help you take the message of the Cross and make it practical for today's diverse challenges.

About Tim Kelley

Tim Kelley, at the age of 18, surrendered his life and heart to Jesus Christ. After receiving his degree in Biblical Studies, he relocated to St. Petersburg, Florida. In July of 1989 he became the senior pastor of Grace Connection Church and launched a local radio broadcast called “Grace Thoughts”, a daily radio program broadcast in the Tampa Bay region http://wtis1110.com/ and is now heard at www.oneplace.com. Pastor Kelley is now in his 33th year in public ministry here in the Tampa Bay area. He is an avid sports fan of the Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, and the Boston Celtics. As you may have guessed, our pastor grew up in New England in the Plymouth Mass. area. Pastor Kelley’s two greatest and heartfelt passions are teaching and preaching a clear gospel of God’s grace and its impact in our daily lives, as well as his love and compassion for people (even if they are not New England Fans).  Pastor Kelley has a Master’s Degree in Biblical Studies and is currently pursuing a second Masters in Counseling, graduating in May 2013.  He is happily married to his beautiful wife of 27 years, Peggy. They have one child at home, Sadie Lynne.  Their beautiful daughter Hannah Grace, in February 2012, went home to be with the Lord, due to a firearm mishap after a church service. Pastor Kelley and Peggy have started the Hannah Grace Foundation in memory of their daughter, which raises funds for the housing, care and education of children and young adults, here locally in the Tampa Bay region, throughout America as well as the third world.

 

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