While the darkness was coming on one, the darkness left the other. The sorcerer was not seeing anything, but the deputy saw it all. Both were in spiritual darkness, but the sorcerer gained physical darkness as well, while the deputy was delivered and found spiritual Light. Bro. Jeff explains more as he wraps up the account of this spiritual battle.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"deliverance" Tagged Sermons
God wants to bless you, but to receive the blessings, you must step through some doors. Here, Bro. Jeff explains that, in order to enjoy the fullness of God’s blessing, we must first step through the door of salvation. Have you stepped through that door?
How are we to pray? Jesus provides the example. Continuing from the previous message, Bro. Jeff digs deep into the Lord’s Prayer with a thorough explanation of it’s meaning and pattern for us to follow.
Would you believe that the account of a harlot’s heroism is picture of Biblical salvation? Learn more about her deliverance from a window to a wedding in Bro. Jeff’s message here.
Are you in a seemingly impossible situation where you feel you are in over your head, that there is no way out and nowhere to turn? If not, then perhaps you have been, and likely you will be. Just as He did for the Israelites at the Red Sea and for Paul, He can do for you. Learn about the path to follow to God’s deliverance and comfort as Bro. Jeff preaches from 2 Corinthians 1.
“To the lost, Jesus is a distant star – Christians are like the telescope. To the lost, Jesus is like a molecule – Christians are like the microscope.” Bro. Jeff’s comparison reminds us to follow Paul’s example of magnifying the Messiah. Learn more here.
It’s easy to trust God when things are going great. How well do we do during the trials in our life? Bro. Jeff encourages us in Job’s godly example to trust God even during the troublesome times.
Paul revealed the progression a society takes when it rejects God; the resemblance to our society today is grievous. Bro. Jeff shares how a warning from Peter to those at Pentecost is still relevant today and encourages us with the deliverance that salvation provides.
Our knowledge of Christ is deepened by examining a sermon given by one who knew Him well. Bro. Jeff guides our study today.
When Jesus gave us a model to use when we pray, He said, “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” What exactly does that mean? Bro. Jeff explains what it doesn’t mean, what it does mean, and encourages us in our prayer life.