Have you received the Comforter? Do you have cheer that you want to share about that biggest catch you made? Have you told anyone about Jesus lately? Bro. Jeff explains and challenges us here.
Have you received the Comforter? Do you have cheer that you want to share about that biggest catch you made? Have you told anyone about Jesus lately? Bro. Jeff explains and challenges us here.
The message of hope that made the Gentiles glad is the same message of hope that will make us glad as well! Have you heard? To learn more about how you can have that encouragement, hope, and gladness, tune in to Bro. Jeff’s message here.
“Our greatest need has nothing to do with health or wealth. Our greatest problem is not sickness or poverty. Our greatest problem is sin, and our greatest need is forgiveness.” No sin is too shameful to forgive, and God is available and able. Won’t you seek Him today?
Bro. Jeff continues encouraging Christians to expand their love for others. He details three requirements that a growing love needs: continuing in God’s Word, a walk like the Savior, and ministry work. We hope you benefit as much as we did from this very timely sermon.
The contrast between the world’s perception of greatness and God’s view of greatness is clear in the passage of scripture that is the focus this message. Our view of greatness often falls more in line with that of the Jewish leaders in Jesus’ day, but Bro. Jeff encourages to to adopt God’s view of greatness and to see Jesus for who He really is.
Is is possible to control our thought patterns? The Bible says it is! Bro. Jeff lists four attitudes that hinder our praise and worship. Listen to Bro. Jeff’s Biblical insights to find encouragement in living a more joyful life!
Our prayer is that we will see ourselves as God sees us and see others as God sees them. Bro. Jeff delivered a powerful message tonight on attitude – how our insecurities affect our attitude and how we can receive blessings from God if we’ll walk through the door of humility where we can think rightly about ourselves.
What would it be like to experience a mind of Christ in our personal lives, to allow the Holy Spirit to work in our hearts, minds, and day-to-day encounters to impact our works, our attitudes, our behaviors? Bro. Jeff explains and challenges us with two questions. Has God done a work in you? Are you working that out in your life?
Not only does having a “mind of Christ” require “likeness of mind,” but also “lowliness of mind,” or humility. Bro. Jeff provides practical pointers in cultivating humility as we are challenged to evaluate our own motives and attitudes.
In this message, we are deeply challenged in several areas of our Christian walk, including our obedient actions, our willing attitude, and our prayer life. Learn more as Bro. Jeff continues this study of Philemon.