Few There Be That Find It - Tim Conway - Grace Fellowship Manchester

[@jasonshiflett2106]

Pastor Tim I am so blessed by this message makes me want to be a better Christian. I am so Thankful God shed his grace upon me. I want to live for him and not myself.

[@Matthew...1979]

Extremely important sermon. Thank you, pastor Tim

[@lindyf.6151]

AMEN!! this message was firm confirmation of some things that the Holy Spirit has been convicting me of lately!! Glory be to the Most High LORD God 🙌😔🙏 thank you brethren for sharing these messages and much love in Christ Jesus!!❤️

[@stephenhill9241]

thank goodness for Paul,s Romans, it makes it very clear how hard our walk is, GOD bless all the saints in JESUS CHRIST

[@philipbuckley759]

salvation, by faith....evidenced by fruit....Galatians, and works.....James.....

[@sonyalum1027]

Thank you!

[@sonyalum1027]

Thank, you for helping me to understand

[@d0g_0f_Christ0s]

Thank you for truth.

[@jgvtc559]

Healthy trees Awe how cute Bob Ross made a Bible translation too

[@philipbuckley759]

Mt 7.14 14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it. KJV.....

[@philipbuckley759]

a sobering thought.....so teach us on how to survive this judgement...

[@joojotherock5212]

Thank you pastor this is what I needed!

[@Ancient-Paths]

Great message Pastor Tim - but surely, because you are a Calvinist, you do not have to plead with people to continue to the end of the road? The Calvinist has an assurance of salvation, a guarantee that if they were "chosen" before the foundation of the world - then they WILL make it to the end. Those in your congregation who are on “the broad road that leads to destruction” are surely those who were predestined for hell anyway? I say this as a non-Calvinist - but one who can still thoroughly enjoy all your sermons. God bless and keep you my brother. (Sue from Southsea, UK)

[@rhondae8222]

Lol. Agreed! TBT. It's good to hear another believer realizes this and points it out, because I often wondered why the Calvinists Reformed pastors don't mention this.

[@rhondae8222]

By the way, Although I agree with your comment. I'm also a Calvinist. God bless you in Jesus name.

[@Ancient-Paths]

@@rhondae8222 I assumed that dear Rhonda - but I have found that sincere Calvinists are often a little confused as to the application of their faith. But praise be to God - the most Godly preaching is coming from Calvinist churches today (as in the past). God bless and keep you.

[@jgvtc559]

Not just that but he mutilated the word of God preaching corrupt Vatican manuscripts What absolute Lunacy we are in the famine of Amos without room for arguments Imagine having to listen to false teachers with a microscope and razor and cut out the good and leave the leven this is ridiculous on all fronts Ain't a good preacher left no not 1

[@jjjj-ss8dq]

When Jesus said thier rightiosnes had to exede that of the pharisees he was again giving law to make them realize the impossibility of of law keeping to God's standard. Jesus did this often bring people to himself. This is exactly what paul said about the law being our school master to bring us to christ. The law demands perfection and must be kept perfectly. Jesus did this. This is why our only hope is to have Christ's rightiosnes imputed to us by belief in him. Tim and some others pastors seam to give lip service to imputed rightiusnes. But it's almost like they must think it too good to be true. They end up preaching a confusing message of us needing some sort of imperfect obedience to get to heaven. This is wrong. The bible never does this, it always goes to perfection.