In tonight’s message, we are exhorted to keep our focus on Jesus Christ, the One who was completely innocent, but gave everything, even His life, for you and I.
In tonight’s message, we are exhorted to keep our focus on Jesus Christ, the One who was completely innocent, but gave everything, even His life, for you and I.
Paul continues to be our inspiration for remaining faithful to our call for the sake of the glorious gospel. Tonight, Bro. Jeff encourages us in our trials and struggles with what can learn from Paul’s attitude toward affliction and his eye on the eternal.
A life of real peace comes from walking away from worry and into our prayer closets. In addition, Bro. Jeff shares the attitude and focus we need in order to enjoy an inner peace that transcends our circumstances.
What should our response be to the fact that we are, Biblically, living in the last days? Much truth and practical application is brought out by Bro. Jeff as he begins listing ways we should respond.
The tragedy of Lot provides a display of worldliness and the consequences we want to avoid. Bro. Jeff describes Lot’s blessed connection, broad protection, and bad direction.
Using John the Baptist and others as our example, Bro. Jeff challenges us to examine the busyness and clutter in our lives and do what is necessary to live a simple life, one that is focused on God.
As we continue to look at the ministry of Stephen, Bro. Jeff examines how a select seven were chosen, what made their ministry special, and what makes a ministry successful like theirs.
How do we guard against demonic traffic in our life? Jesus gave a strong rebuke to Peter which provides us with valuable lessons from the Lord. Learn how to protect yourself from Satan’s attacks in tonight’s message by Bro. Jeff.
Where is your focus? Are your eyes on Jesus? Do the works you perform honor God? Are your thoughts truthful and edifying? Bro. Jeff continues to encourage us to examine our priorities so that we can walk more closely with God.
Just as a distracted driver can suffer serious destruction, in a spiritual way, a distracted believer can as well. Satan wants to distract us; we must remain focused. In this urgent message for today, Bro. Jeff outlines two areas in which Christians must protect our focus.