Pastor Jeff Anders picks up Elijah — God’s Praying Prophet on Sunday evening right where the morning service left off: with God’s praying prophet sitting under a juniper tree, telling the Lord it is enough and asking Him to take his life (1 Kings 19:4). This morning’s question was why a sovereign God would let…
We’ve learned in previous messages that wrath can lead to destruction, distraction, and distrust. Tonight, Bro. Jeff describes two more potential consequences of anger. “Don’t let the sun go down on your wrath.”
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.
Here, we see the contrast between the rejection, discouragement, and distress of a true man of God at the lack of diligence in believers, and the joyful encouragement and gratitude that comes from the faithful. Paul’s concern about the church having a firm foundation of faith is still relevant to us today.
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.
When we are saved, we have the peace of God that comes partly from our position in Him and the provision we receive. Do you need the peace that passes all understanding? Perhaps you’ll find comfort in today’s message.