“If we don’t bow in prayer before the Lord, we won’t be able to stand against Satan.” Bro. Jeff exhorts us to prioritize time spent in our prayer closet.”
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Are you wearing God’s protection? In today’s message, we learn about the truth we should wear and share, the righteousness we should know and show.
“Praying is not a side issue; it is a central issue.” When Paul and Barnabas returned to the cities to visit believers, they prayed and fasted. Why is praying so important? Why is fasting so important? What are we missing out on when we don’t do these things? Bro. Jeff exhorts us to evaluate our priorities and provides Biblical answers to these questions.
To live a life for God and be all He wants us to be, Christians must take a strong stand. When we don’t, we cause deep sorrow in the person of the Holy Spirit. What exactly does it mean to stand strong? The Scriptures provide answer; Pastor shares here.
Spiritual warfare in the heavenly realms is real, and the devil attacks our lives to discourage, divide, and destroy. Real spiritual battle, Bro. Jeff says, is won or lost in the prayer closet. What kind of praying will give us victory? Find out here.
Paul often uses sports analogies to describe the Christian life. In Part 1, Bro. Jeff described how winners must get in the game, go by the book, and gather with the team. Here, we learn that, to be a winner, we must also get on the uniform and go for the goal.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares more essentials needed to resist the attacks of the enemy. Learn more about the strength we must possess, the stand we must take, and the suit we must wear.
Communion with God requires devoted prayer. Bro. Jeff shows how the early church is a wonderful example of a prayerful people and provides some essentials for the praying church.
In anticipation of Christ’s return, Paul advised the Thessalonians to adorn a couple of items. Bro. Jeff helps us understand what that meant for people of Paul’s day as well as what it means for us today.