God’s plan is to make us holy; the Holy Spirit is trying to transform our lives. However, we hinder that process when we bring sorrow by our choices. What choices, exactly? Bro. Jeff clarifies by examining the scriptures here.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"anger" Tagged Sermons (Page 5)
All of us are vulnerable to bitterness. Check out this powerful message where Bro. Jeff describes what bitterness is then compares it to a plant taking root, putting out shoots, and bearing bitter fruit. Finally, we learn what it takes to pull up this ugly plant by the root.
Countering the culture in many ways helps us find peace. Bro. Jeff gives practical advice regarding the moderation and expectancy that believers must project from our souls. Philippians 4:1-9 (KJV) 1 Therefore, my brethren dearly beloved and longed for, my joy and crown, so stand fast in the Lord, my dearly beloved. 2 I beseech Euodias, and beseech Syntyche, that they be of the same…
Is there betrayal, bitterness, anger, hate in your life…either by you or toward you? The reconciliation Job offered to God provides a great deal of practical application for our lives. Bro. Jeff explains how we can have peace and blessing.
The Bible reveals that God’s patience with the sins of humanity will end. This will culminate in a great battle between the forces of good and evil. In the end, there will be only one things that matters. Learn what that is here.
Not only do we learn more about the sounding of the 6th and 7th trumpets in Revelation’s prophecy, but we are also challenged to examine our hearts. Are we guilty of idolatry? Are we truly worshiping?
Jesus warned that those who are angry “without cause” will be “in danger of the judgment.” We are all guilty, but what exactly does that mean? Bro. Jeff explains.
Previously, Bro. Jeff spoke on the prodigal son and his rebellion, repentance, and return to relationship with the father. But, there’s more to this tale! Listen to hear the rest of the story and answer the challenge, “Are you the wild child, the other brother, or somewhere in between?”
In this continuation, Bro. Jeff uses the bitterness of the soul characterized by Cain to help us deal with our own anger and ends with a warning for those who would hold on to bitterness and anger.
Here, Bro. Jeff examines the birth of two sons and the battle of these siblings. One received God’s provision; the other rejected God’s way. What can we learn from their choices? Learn more here.