Not Negotiable Sermon Series – Jesus’ Divinity. Jesus was eternally existent as GOD, was fully God and man when He walked on the face of this earth.
Barry Clair
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Not Negotiable – Hell’s Reality
Pastor Barry-Sermon Series – Not Negotiable Hell is real, a place you don’t want to end up after this life. Sermon Notes
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Not Negotiable – The Gospel’s Power
Not Negotiable Sermon Series – The Gospel is the Power of God unto Salvation The Gospel’s Power Sermon Notes
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Not Negotiable – The Bible’s Authority
Not Negotiable Sermon Series – The Authority of the Bible of the Christian Faith is not negotiable The Bible’s Authority Sermon Notes
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I Build the Church
November 7, 2021 – Pastor Barry, Pastor Duane & Brittany Jobkar give updates on the Capital Campaign and next phases of Tiffany Fellowship Church.
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The Lord Will Provide
October 31, 2021 – Pastor Duane Cilke shares the message “The Lord Will Provide”
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Resurrection Power
October 24, 2021 – Elder and teacher Danna Batten shares the message “Resurrection Power”
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Commands & Cautions
October 17, 2021 – Pastor Barry Clair brings the message “Commands & Cautions” Last week, I began an extended look at the church. We revisited the fact that the church is not a building but a body. Not an organization but an organism. The church is NOT a man-made institution. Jesus founded it and died...
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Believing & Belonging
October 10, 2021 – Pastor Barry Clair shares the message “Believing & Belonging” One of the biggest lies that our culture tells us today, and that we as Christians fall for, is that faith is a private matter… IT IS NOT! I know that offends some people. They’ve bought the lie that says, “My faith...
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Understanding Repentance – The HOW
October 3, 2021 – Pastor Barry Clair shares “The How”, the final message in the series “Understanding Repentance” Today I conclude the series UNDERSTANDING REPENTANCE. It has been one of the primary objectives of this series to cast a new light on the whole concept of repentance. What started out as a “one-and-done” sermon. On...