God wants to bless you! Bro. Jeff focuses today on a message to Judah, a message for us as well. Rebellion brings destruction; repentance brings blessings.
God wants to bless you! Bro. Jeff focuses today on a message to Judah, a message for us as well. Rebellion brings destruction; repentance brings blessings.
Red light. Yellow light. Green light. What do those have to do with being filled with the Holy Spirit? Bro. Jeff uses a traffic light to illustrate a practical step to pursue holiness as we look forward to end times.
“The mind of God was changed because a man prayed. The outcome was changed because somebody prayed. Great things happen when God’s people just start praying and keep on praying.” Bro. Jeff continues to describe what it means to “watch unto prayer.”
Only God can provide deep, inner satisfaction. “Quench not the Spirit” is key, and Bro. Jeff gives practical, Biblical advice on having real contentment.
Because of common misconceptions in theological circles, Bro. Jeff takes the opportunity to clarify what Biblical confession really is.
We can’t get to fullness without first getting to emptiness. Learn what Bro. Jeff means by that statement in this powerful message full of Biblical truth on being filled with the Holy Spirit.
Popular false teaching wrongly describes what repentance is. Bro. Jeff clarifies with Biblical explanations and examples. Listen and learn truth regarding the door to blessing that is repentance.
Eat or be eaten. Be blessed or be cursed. The choice is ours…repent or not. God spoke those sentiments through the prophet Isaiah. Bro. Jeff stresses the blessings that come to those who step through the door of repentance.
One door to blessing is obedience, and Bro. Jeff continues to provide practical pointers on how to hear from God and obey Him. Are you waiting on His timing? Following His will? Trusting in Him?
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?