Previously, Bro. Jeff listed and explained important things to meditate upon. How do we remember them, and why is it important to remember? In tonight’s message, learn more about the refuge and revival we can have, if we won’t forget to remember.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
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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?
Is there any place a believer can go where the love of God doesn’t? Can a Christian get to a point where the love of God won’t be with you? Bro. Jeff encourages us with the Bible’s answer to this all-important question.
Have you ever abandoned everything to become a winner? Spiritually speaking, only losers are the real winners. Bro. Jeff explains here and poses some soul-searching questions.
Bro. Jeff has been showing us the way to God’s comfort in this series of messages. To move away from a chaotic life, we need to maintain a clean conscience. But how? Find out by listening to this powerful message.
“Take heed and beware,” warns Jesus about this danger in all of our lives. If you are feeling dissatisfied, this sin may be to blame. There’s hope! Bro. Jeff clarifies, cautions, and points us to the Cure.
Wanting to “keep up with the Joneses” seems like a way of life in America today. Is that as benign as society deems it? Bro. Jeff further explores what the Bible teaches about covetousness: the command against it, the consequences of it, and the cure for it.
We need to know that the devil is real and wishes to destroy our lives. In this third message of the series, Bro. Jeff describes the tools, the “dirty dozen,” that Satan uses to attack.
Do you enjoy traveling? You may have favorite, memorable places that you have visited. Bro. Jeff suggests that there are locations in Christian’s lives that we should analyze most. Find out more here.