Do you have the gift? Are you following the command? Is it priority? Find out if you are an encourager as Bro. Jeff points out several examples in Scripture that motivate us to inspire others to live for God.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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As we come full circle in our study of Paul’s first missionary journey, Bro. Jeff helps us pause and reflect on Paul’s example and how it applies to our own lives. How courageous are we (and what does that really mean)? How committed are we to the fellowship of believers? Are we really consecrated as followers of Christ?
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.
God wants to provide you with a place of refuge, hope, and peace! Won’t you seek him today? Listen here as Bro. Adam encourages us to yield our will to Christ where we can find rest and protection despite troubles and uncertainty.
What is so important about the gospel that would cause a person to be willing to put everything on the line, to be courageous, bold, and brave despite even being stoned to the point of death? Do you have that courage? We are challenged as Bro. Jeff continues examining Paul’s journey.
Here, Bro. Jeff only touches the surface of some revelations about Israel’s finest king. God’s purposes for this famous Biblical character are the same purposes He has for us. God can use you; it’s not about our perfection, but our diligence and direction. Won’t you seek His heart and His will for your life?
The story of Zephthah reveals the corruption and worldliness of the Israelites. Despite his imperfection, Zephthah listened to the Spirit of God and stepped out in faith; God used him to defeat the enemy. If God can use somebody like Zephthah, He can use you if you too will listen to Him and step out by faith!
Bro. Jeff continues to focus on the satisfaction we can have in our lives. Learn more about the companion we must expect, the confidence we must express, and the courage we must exercise. “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” (Psalm 46:1)