The absence of the Holy Spirit makes our spiritual health suffer. Tonight, we continue to learn what the Holy Spirit wants to develop within us, and our focus here is on mutual submission.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Ephesians 5
When we love, do we love unconditionally? Sacrificially? Jesus demonstrated that kind of love, especially on the cross. If you are saved, this pure love lives in you, Bro. Jeff relates as he encourages us to grow in this area.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares the keyword for wives and describes the Biblical responses wives should have to the seven ways men love their wives (given in the previous message).
We continue to learn about God’s will for our lives. Recently, Bro. Jeff has been focusing on our service, especially to the society around us. Not only should we obey and pray, but also “say.” Find out what that means here.
In this message, Bro. Jeff explains the importance prayer plays in our Christian service to others.
Being a servant wherever we are is another will of God for us. Bro. Jeff describes the expectations and exceptions to some obedience that comes with servanthood.
How can we be filled with the Holy Spirit and have deep satisfaction? We continue to learn as Bro. Jeff examines more Biblical truth.
Only God can provide deep, inner satisfaction. “Quench not the Spirit” is key, and Bro. Jeff gives practical, Biblical advice on having real contentment.
There is reason why we are advised in the Bible to “be not drunk with wine, wherein is excess; but be filled with the Spirit.” Bro. Jeff describes the consequences of both in this powerful message.
Because of their connection to Christ, believers are beneficiaries of supernatural blessings for which we ought to be grateful. Tonight, Bro. Jeff focuses on the blessing we have of being able to commune with God directly in prayer and the cure for anxiety that results.