In this message, Bro. Jeff reminds us of examples of the protection that comes with a life of faith and hope.
In this message, Bro. Jeff reminds us of examples of the protection that comes with a life of faith and hope.
Do you sometimes feel that your life is a shipwreck? One of the provisions for the redeemed, Bro. Jeff explains, is protection from shipwreck in God. Listen to learn more about what that means.
As he continues exploring our destiny of a life of faith and hope, Bro. Jeff looks at another area from which faith and hope protects the redeemed. Tonight, he focuses on greed, covetousness, and temptation.
“Someone who is asleep is easily deceived.” Bro. Jeff continues a list of characteristics of the life of those who have been redeemed with an impassioned message about the temptation and sin that can be avoided by “staying awake” and the protection offered by faith and hope.
As Bro. Jeff continues to describe how wonderful is a life of faith and hope, we learn what protects the redeemed from the enemy. Are you equipped for spiritual warfare; have you been redeemed?
“For with God nothing shall be impossible.” Even when our circumstances seem impossible, God is able. The redeemed can trust and surrender to Him; Bro. Jeff encourages us as he shares the love and power that God has to open incredible possibility to those who have faith and believe.
“God rewards those who diligently seek Him.” Bro. Jeff describes the benefits that come with the life of the redeemed, a life of faith – a life of preciousness, purpose, prayer, and power.
Why would an eternal God want to become a man and live here on earth? How does that relate to the life of faith and hope in God? The Christmas Story provides examples that Bro. Jeff shares to encourage us to seek redemption and live as God desires for us.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff continues to share power of hope and the motivation that hope provides. Christians have a hope that looks beyond the material world; learn more here!
Will your anchor hold in the storms of life? Will your anchor drift or firm remain? The old hymn describes the hope that the redeemed have; Bro. Jeff clarifies in this revealing message.