In the previous message, we learned what praise really is. Using scripture and the early church as an example, Bro. Jeff describes when praise should happen and why we offer praise.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
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When you hear the word “praise” in the context of worship, what comes to mind? Find out how close that is to the Bible’s description of praise as Bro. Jeff describes what praise really is.
Urban Dictionary defines Sundayitis as “that point on a Sunday afternoon where you remember you have work or school tomorrow – which ruins the rest of your weekend.” But, Sundayitis for the Christian can mean much more. Bro. Jeff explains. Do you have “Sundayitis?” Hebrews 10:23-25 (KJV) 23 Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that…
In continuing with the Father’s Day message, Bro. Jim shares advice from a loving Heavenly father and from one of the Bible’s most endearing earthly fathers.
Have you ever swore “on a stack of Bibles” or “on my mother’s grave” (or similar)? If we all were truthful all the time, we would have no need to swear such oaths. Jesus shared that our unrighteousness is revealed in our anger, our adultery, and our lack of authenticity; Bro. Jeff explains here.
Jesus’ demand to be perfect does not reveal the sinlessness that you and I need to follow, but it reveals the Savior that we need to receive. In fact, it is impossible for us to live a sinless life. Bro. Jeff has been explaining examples to demonstrate that fact. Previously he discussed the sin in our anger; here he explains God’s view of adultery.
Do you remember the children’s song, “This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine”? Jesus explains what that means for Christians; Bro. Jeff shares that with us here.
For Christians, it is blessing enough to have the cleanliness of heart that only God can provide. But, there is another aspect to that blessing. Bro. Jeff helps us better understand that cleansing and the ensuing reward.
When the LORD of the temple show up, things get shaken up, and it may not be as we expect. How does this account of Jesus visiting the temple apply to us today? Bro. Jeff explains.
All it took to start a revival was one man under a burden, broken before God, seeking Him. Learn more as Bro. Jeff shares the account of the rebellion of the people, the response of the priest, and the results of praying.