In the previous message, we learned about the connection between faith and the power of God. Here, Bro. Jeff describes four characteristics of the kind of faith that brings God’s amazing power.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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If you want mountain-moving faith like Stephen, the kind that brings the power of God, there are some things to learn. Using examples of great faith in the Bible, Bro. Jeff encourages us to persevere, pray, and press on in our faith.
A noteworthy characteristic of the saints after Jesus’ ascension was love they demonstrated for the Savior in their continuous worship. But, who can truly worship the Son of God? What does worship look like? Do you really love Him? Bro. Jeff helps us find answers to those questions as he continues exploring Luke 24.
Because of common misconceptions in theological circles, Bro. Jeff takes the opportunity to clarify what Biblical confession really is.
Rome did thousands upon thousands of crucifixions for their own sins. According to Josephus, Rome crucified 3,000 Jews in A.D. 7 alone. But, one crucifixion was different than all others. The sentenced One was perfectly innocent and died for my sins and your sins. Listen as Bro. Jeff brings alive the account and asks the all important question, “Have you seen what Christ did for you?”
Not only have Jesus’ Words been preserved as a witness to the salvation He provides, but His works are a testament as well. He REALLY is the Christ, the Son of the Living God! Have you received the miracle of salvation?
Even when believers cannot go anywhere else, they can always go to God’s throne of grace. Bro. Jeff exhorts us to be fervent in seeking God in private, unrushed prayer. Learn more about our profession, our praying, and accounts of those who sought God in prayer.
When we turn the lights on, we see things as they really are. The Divine Light that came into our world was revealing as well; Bro. Jeff how Light was demonstrated through teaching, preaching, and healing and what that means to us today.
God can save anyone, no matter who they are, no matter how far gone they are, no matter how wicked they lived. That truth is illustrated in the conversion and confession of a blood-thirsty soldier. Listen as Bro. Jeff relates the account here.