Are you searching, looking for the significance of your life? Do you think you’ve found the answer, only to be left feeling empty once again? Bro. Jeff explains how to find that rest for which your soul is longing, how to find that purpose for which you are seeking.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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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.
Do you need to clean up some areas of your life? Bro. Jeff shows us the exit as he encourages us to purge, in a Biblical way, the junk in our lives.
Concentrating on Paul’s words, “depart from iniquity,” Bro. Jeff comforts us with many of the assurances we have as children of God.
Why is it that we don’t experience the power in our churches like they did in days of yore? The Biblical account Bro. Jeff shares here provides a challenging and encouraging answer to that question.
Christian, what do people usually hear from your lips? Adoration and praise for God, or anxiety and frustration with things of the world? Bro. Jeff encourages by sharing how to walk more closely with God.
“He sees you when you’re sleeping. He knows when you’re awake. He knows if you’ve been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake!” advises the popular children’s Christmas song. Bro. Jeff ‘s interesting twist encourages us believers to remember who we are.
The Apostle Paul gave evidence and proof that Christ really did rise from the dead. He laid the foundation for skeptics and unbelievers. Bro. Jeff shares that proof here.
“Are you like the wise guy or like the sand man?” All of us are like one of the two men in a familiar story shared by Jesus. Bro. Jeff explains.
In this insightful message regarding Peter’s confession to Christ, Bro. Jeff details two important lessons to be learned from the confession, lessons of which may leave you seeing things a bit differently. We do hope this message challenges everyone to seek Christ and enjoy the freedom and victory that comes with trusting in Jesus and what He did on the cross.