Upon being “pricked in their heart,” the listeners to Peter’s sermon at Pentecost asked, “what shall we do?” Peter’s response applies to all who wish to spend eternity in Heaven. Bro. Jeff explains.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"faith" Tagged Sermons (Page 23)
The full power and authority to heal is demonstrated by Christ in the gift He gave to an unlikely recipient. Learn from this message how God can do a deep down work in your life too.
The woman in today’s account received THE greatest gift that anyone can receive, the greatest gift that anyone can give. Find out what that is. Have you received that gift?
Majoring in the minor and minoring in the major… Being led by the blind… Bro. Jeff focuses on what Jesus said about legalism.
Bro. Jeremy encourages us with what he has learned from his study of the smallest of herb seeds and how it is a picture of our faith and how God works in our lives. Even the children enjoyed this educational and powerful message; we hope you do too.
Genesis 15:11 says that Abraham had to drive away fowls that had come down on his sacrifice, but how does that apply to us? Bro. Jeremy provides some examples of “birds” that come into our lives, where they come from, and why we must be diligent about driving them away.
It’s so easy to miss the small things in life. Bro. Jeremy Hostettler reminds us in this encouraging message on how God can and will take the small things and make them big things to those who are faithful.
The resurrection is relevant to everything the church is about; it is the foundation on which the Church is built. The Apostle Paul explains in a letter to the Corinthians; Bro Jeff shares five important points of relevance, even to us today.
What difference does it make if we substitute salt for sugar in our cookies? Bro. Jeff uses this illustration to encourage us, just as Paul commandedTimothy, to be keepers in the kingdom. Learn more here.
Previously, Bro. Jeff provided four key words, faith, flee, follow, and fight, that we need in order to pursue our goal of godliness. Here, he focuses on a fifth keyword, faithful and challenges us to examine our own lifestyle and be more faithful.