Eat or be eaten. Be blessed or be cursed. The choice is ours…repent or not. God spoke those sentiments through the prophet Isaiah. Bro. Jeff stresses the blessings that come to those who step through the door of repentance.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"hypocrisy" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
While each disciple’s meeting with the Master reinforces the life-changing transformation that ensues, there is something unique to learn from each as well. Bro. Jeff explores Nathanael’s encounter with Christ and shows its application for us.
The answer to the title question is the key to revival in our hearts. Bro. Guffey challenges us to reexamine the way we think about God in this powerful and challenging message. Listen to learn the reason you were created.
One can speculate if the Jewish leaders would have reacted differently to the warning Jesus gave them had they been able to see 40 years in the future. Bro. Jeff helps us better understand the prediction Jesus gave regarding the desolation of the Jewish people; learn more here.
The Jewish leaders claimed that, had they lived in Old Testament days, they would not have rejected the Lord’s prophets. Yet, they were rejecting the Lord himself. Learn more as Bro. Jeff describes the hypocrisy of the Pharisee’s patriotism and explains the damnation warned by Jesus.
In this message, Bro. Jeff challenges us with two “woes” in which Jesus contrasted the outer and the inner, appearances vs. the heart and soul. “When you look at yourself on the inside, what do you look like?”
Majoring in the minor and minoring in the major… Being led by the blind… Bro. Jeff focuses on what Jesus said about legalism.
Bro. Jeff continues his examination of the “woes” our Savior directed toward the Jewish leaders. Learn more about the hypocrisy of their missions, the hypocrisy of their guidance, and how important it is for us to not be pretenders.
In Bro. Jeff’s previous message, he shared Jesus’ warnings about hypocrisy. In this eye-opening continuation, he begins with the first two “woes,” or divine judgments, that Jesus pronounced to the hypocritical Jewish leaders of that day.
Jesus loved unbelievers so much that he warned them of the false teaching that could keep them from eternity in Heaven. Bro. Jeff focuses here on Jesus’ confrontation of the Jewish leaders, their deception, their hypocrisy, and how we can avoid the same pitfalls.