Here, Bro. Jeff begins our tour through the first missionary journey of Saul and Barnabas. We learn truths about God and shortcomings of men; find out how those apply to your life. What is God sending you to do?
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"Church" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
“Your cash. Your calendar. Your conversation.” How we spend our money, how we spend our time, and what we talk about will all reveal what we love. As the community realized what early New Testament believers loved, a new nickname began to be used. Learn more as Bro. Jeff challenges us to examine what we really love.
Are you mad? Or sad? Or glad? Have you cleaved unto the Lord? Believers are encouraged in the areas of leadership and commitment by Bro. Jeff as he looks at the examples of Barnabas and Saul of Tarsus.
Even when homes and businesses might be unloving places, church ought to be the one place where we feel loved. Bro. Jeff encourages us with Biblical principles and provides practical advice on how to express love toward each other.
In this next sermon of the series, Bro. Jeff begins exploring the Biblical way to express love. What do the scriptures reveal about having a healthy marriage? Using Paul’s example of “ladies first,” Bro. Jeff shares wisdom about the wife’s expression of love.
What a stirring message on the importance of being equally yoked! Bro. Jeff warns of ways Satan uses to steal our blessings, urges us to be wise in our associations, and heartens believers with the blessing of association with Christ and the Church.
It is said that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and having a mindset like Christ will avert division and disunity. Bro. Jeff encourages us in our spiritual growth by looking at the division that Paul exposed and the distinctives that Paul explained in Philippians 2.
Focusing on Christian love, Bro. Jeff continues looking at the example of Onesimus, a runaway slave that gained spiritual freedom in salvation. Listen to see how important it is that God’s love is reflected in us, in our vulnerability with others and concern for one another.
Prayer should be priority in a Christian’s life, and we often reveal the nature of our prayer life in our conversation. Bro. Jeff describes what a productive prayer life looks like, encourages us with Paul’s example, and makes the connection between prayer and forgiveness. Is there someone you need to forgive?
Bro. Jeff lays the foundation of this series by explaining the culture, context, and characters of Paul’s letter to Philemon. We learn about the conflict between a master and his slave after the slave ran away. We learn about the grace and peace encouraged by Paul.