Do you have that Divine source of joy living in your soul? Do you have the joy that keeps on singing during trials, persecution, and discipline? A brother of Jesus warns of a main joy stealer; Bro. Jeff shares the remedy.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"Caleb" Tagged Sermons
Just as a distracted driver can suffer serious destruction, in a spiritual way, a distracted believer can as well. Satan wants to distract us; we must remain focused. In this urgent message for today, Bro. Jeff outlines two areas in which Christians must protect our focus.
Do you lack deep fulfillment? Are you searching for a satisfaction to a great emptiness inside? What great wisdom can be found in this message – so timely for today! Bro. Jeff points out the things that draw us away from the peace and joy, away from the One who truly satisfies.
Even in troubled times, God has a plan. God has a purpose. In this sermon about the sermon, Bro. Jeff encourages us to pray. Learn more about Israel’s history, about God’s sovereignty during the cycles of Israel’s cultural and spiritual collapse and the application this has for us today.
Even when God puts you in a wilderness of trials, tribulations, unjust treatment, He is working out His will and purpose. Israel’s history provides great Biblical examples that highlight God’s sovereignty and His work in people’s lives. Bro. Jeff points out what we can learn from their successes and failures and how we can stay on the path of belief and trust in Him. Are you in the center of God’s plan for your life?
We have the same question as the Israelites as they studied the Promised Land and their ability to enter. Do we base our actions and decisions on feelings or faith? Reason or revelation? God is faithful in His Word, and we must trust Him so that we don’t miss His purpose for our lives. Be encouraged as Bro. Jeff goes into more depth here.
God is speaking loudly and clearly, but are we listening? Find encouragement in seeking to know His truth and in avoiding the drifting, deception, and dullness described in Hebrews.
Caleb was a great example of what it means to be a servant. Here, Bro. Jeff shares more tips behind the service of Caleb – tips we can use for being filled with the Spirit.
In this continuation, Bro. Jeff shares what we can learn from Caleb’s example. He also shares the “tip of the day.”
Christians, we are called to “run the race.” Bro. Jeff challenges us to consider where we are in that race. Are we still sitting at the starting line? Or are we running with diligence, serving God with the call, gifts, and talents He has given us?