As we continue learning what it means to be about our Father’s business, Bro. Jeff transitions to the importance of discipleship, beginning with salvation and baptism.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"baptism" Tagged Sermons
Tonight, we learn from the gospel of Matthew the why and how of our commission. See what the Bible teaches about baptism.
We’ve learned how the early church was an example of the power of witnessing and Stephen as an example of perseverance. Today, Philip is the focus in the places where he shared the gospel.
Listen and learn is the lesson here. The Publican and the Pharisee provide examples to show us how Christ provides real rest for souls who come to Him.
What happens spiritually when a person gets saved? How does Joseph example the good works demonstrated by the redeemed? In short, the goodness of God! Bro. Jeff gives Biblical understanding to these questions.
We cannot get saved, that is, we cannot have eternal life in Heaven without repentance. Using God’s Word, Bro. Jeff walks through a scriptural explanation.
Those who are positioned in Christ experience blessings in death. What does “positioned in Christ” mean? How are they blessed? Bro. Jeff explains as he continues to explore the Bible’s revelation about the events of the last days.
Are you feeling discouraged? John the Baptist provides Bro. Jeff’s example of encouragement in tonight’s message.
The Bible clearly teaches about the triune nature of God; one such place is in the account of Jesus’ baptism by John the Baptist. Bro. Jeff brings out some essential points in regard to the Trinity.
“Behold Him there, the risen Lamb! My perfect, spotless Righteousness, The great unchangeable I AM, The King of glory and of grace.” Eternity in Heaven requires a perfect righteousness, something we can’t achieve. But, there’s hope, which is described in the old hymn by Bancroft and which is the focus of Bro. Jeff’s message here.