Have you seen Him? John did. And so can we, by faith. Bro. Jeff continues to bring out what we can learn from John’s vision, including some important characteristics of The Church.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"endurance" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
The very best we can be is when we demonstrate the patience, obedience, and faith of the saints of end times. Bro. Jeff explains.
As Bro. Jeff points out, God’s people are not characterized by giving up. The patience of the saints in the last days is a challenge for Christians today; learn more here.
Living for God requires endurance, and Jesus himself is our perfect example to follow. Bro. Jeff explains how the Christian life is like a race; the writer of Hebrews encourages us to “run with patience” and endure.
Do you need help with daily struggles and trials? Does the thought of death lead to distress? God has provided comfort. We continue learn the many ways that God’s Word equips us in our daily lives; in tonight’s lesson, Bro. Jeff focuses on Romans 15:4.
Bro. Jeff paints a humorous, but vivid, picture of what an entrapped life looks like. How can you be truly liberated? Where is freedom found? Do you want to be truly free? Learn more here!
Are you willing to suffer for the gospel? How much does Jesus mean to you? Bro. Jeff challenges us with these questions as he continues looking at the example of godliness that Paul provided.
On a scale from 1-10, how patient would you rate yourself? Did you know that patience is a characteristic of godliness? Tonight’s message focuses on what the Bible says about patience and includes how to grow in patience. Bro. Jeff adds an interesting modern day example as well.
How should our material resources be used? Listen to the theological expectation and explanation as Bro. Jeff continues this series of messages from 2 Corinthians 9:6.
If following Jesus meant losing your job, your house, or your car, what would you do? Bro. Jeff poses this searching question as he compares the “American Dream” perspective of personal economics to the proper Biblical view.