As Bro. Jeff continues encouraging God’s people to “keep on keeping on,” he examines the account of one who endured immense trial and suffering. This man’s story ends in great blessing. How did he make it through? Find the answer here; perhaps it is just the encouragement you need.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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“What the world needs in latter times is a real disciple of Jesus, and the enemy is battling for your mind.” Bro. Jeff continues discussing Paul’s list of important characteristics of real disciples. God may have you in mind to be a dedicated follower.
Here, we see the contrast between two companions of Paul – one who endured great suffering for the gospel and another who abandoned a great service for the Lord. Bro. Jeff shares wisdom from both accounts; learn more here.
How is a Christian’s work like a construction project? Using the Apostle Paul’s illustration, Bro. Jeff encourages us in the privilege it is to be involved in doing the Lord’s work.
We continue to learn what it means to be a good soldier for our Lord. Using Paul’s words to Timothy, Bro. Jeff describes the endurance that is necessary, the entanglement that is forbidden, and the end that is desired.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares the significance of Jesus’ agony and suffering. Our souls rejoice as we are reminded of the picture before, the place for, the purpose of, and the participation in His suffering. Come “outside the camp” with us and enjoy the benefits that even the priests of old couldn’t.
How was Job able to endure the extensive pain and devastation he suffered? Bro. Jeff begins by explaining the relationship Job had which helped him to cope and overcome. That same relationship will get us through the trials and tribulations in our lives.