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: [email protected]

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.”