God uses common, everyday believers to fulfill His divine purpose. Epaphroditus is an example. While we don’t know much about this friend of Paul, Bro. Jeff shares the model Epaphroditus provides for Christians even today.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"Christ" Tagged Sermons (Page 111)
Paul named two “super models” who exemplified lifestyles of selfless, sacrificial service. How can we Christians have a similar attitude of Christ? Bro. Jeff answers that question by describing one model, Timothy.
What does it look like when Emmanuel, which means “God with us,” is really with us? It looks like a Christian workout and a divine work-in. Bro. Jeff explains.
Who would leave the grandeur of a glorious palace to go to a stable to be born and die on a cross for something of which He wasn’t guilty? His demonstration is an example for us today. Bro. Jeff describes four keys we can use to help develop our own attitude of humility.
Not only does Christ’s sufficiency supply us and strengthen us, but it also saves us. Bro. Jeff explains the security of our conversion here.
Jesus’ family moved quite a bit during His early years. What was it like when He went back to Nazareth? Bro. Jeff describes the circumstances surrounding His travel and the reaction of the townspeople when He returned to His hometown.
We have much for which to be thankful. For many of us, that includes our possessions. A church under construction also has excellent possessions; however, these are nonmaterial. Bro. Jeff describes some here.
How is the transforming work of the Holy Spirit like fixing up an old house? Bro. Jeff encourages us as he explains God’s plan for our lives.
Here, Bro. Jeff describes the expectation, hope, that God’s redeemed have. Do you have that hope?
Unity in the church depends on our spiritual gifts. Christians, what are your spiritual gifts? How have you developed them? Are you using your gifts? Learn more about spiritual gifts as Bro. Jeff outlines what the Bible says about them here.