Sweet, yet bitter. Depending on whether you are born again or not, your future is one or the other. God’s judgment in the last days provides a warning for all; Bro. Jeff exhorts us to seek God and share the gospel.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"God" Tagged Sermons
Thus far, Bro. Jeff has delved into the gospel the first angel is preaching, including the message to fear, glorify, and worship God. Tonight, we learn two reasons why we should reverence God in those ways. Listen and learn more about His creation and the judgment to come.
“Worship is not about the music we hear or the emotions we feel. In fact, it’s not about us at all.” What is worship from a Biblical perspective? Bro. Jeff answers that question and points out how Satan tries to distort worship.
The message of the first angel is as important today as it will be in end times. Today, Bro. Jeff shares the angel’s exhortation to glorify God and explains in depth, from respect to stewardship, what that means.
We learn from the first angel that we should fear God. What does exactly does that mean? Bro. Jeff delves in the scriptures to help us understand.
Jesus is coming. Be ready. As he continues this study about God’s revelation of the events of end times, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of having assurance of salvation and then sharing the gospel so that others can have that assurance.
Just as He will for the special witnesses during the Tribulation, God wants to bless, anoint, fill, and use you. With end times looming, Bro. Jeff encourages to be light in the darkness.
Transitioning from the opening of the 7 seals in end times, Bro. Jeff begins examining the terrible events that come with each trumpet blow by the angels.
Because of God’s revelation to John, we know what to expect in the future, including the shaking up in the end times. Bro. Jeff explains and shares the sobering message it provides for scoffers, sinners, and saints.
Previously, Bro. Troutman outlined three warnings to heed from the fall of Adam and Eve. Here, we learn three key points about God’s approach to our redemption.