Sometimes we struggle with anger, even when we have the remedy, Jesus Christ. What do we need? We learn from the Bible things we need to put off, and things we need to put on.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"humility" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
How do the “twin sisters” of self open us up to attack from our enemy? Bro. Jeff explains and provides the Biblical solution.
“If we live our lives according to our own wills, we will step right into the trap of the enemy.” Bro. Jeff details two areas of submission to God’s will that protects us from Satan’s destruction.
God is good! Among several ways, His goodness is demonstrated through the lives of His people. In this message, Bro. Jeff begins describing what a Christian lifestyle looks like.
Are you a sheep, or are you a goat? If you are a goat, are you trying to fake it and look like a sheep? Jesus uses a parable to reveal some important truths about Himself and us; Bro. Jeff shares insight here.
“You’ll never know the will of God if you’re not saved, surrendered, or separated.” Lust and pride are Bro. Jeff’s focus in this message as he continues describing how worldliness puts us on the wrong side of God.
“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.
Beginning with a definition of meekness, Bro. Jeff explores this next fruit of the Spirit by examining two great Biblical examples. When the Holy Spirit is living and working within us, we will have the meekness of Moses and our Master.
In a blog post about horses, many praised the value of a gentle horse. In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff contrasts an attitude of anger and rebellion with the gentleness and meekness that is necessary for spiritual growth.
How was Stephen able to be such a bold, courageous witness for Christ? Bro. Jeff answers that question and reveals the key to experiencing what is needed for us to have what Stephen had.