It is human nature to want to be great. We want to win. We like to be associated with those who are considered great. Even though this desire for greatness is encouraged in our society, Bro. Jeff points out the problem that it really is. Here, we are inspired to adjust our priorities and focus on the radiance of Christ.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"idolatry" Tagged Sermons (Page 7)
Bro. Jeff reminds us of how loving our Heavenly Father is. God wants a relationship with you and wants to bless you. The door of separation is one door to those blessings; Pastor discusses the command, consequences, and completion of the blessing of being set apart as one of God’s children.
What a stirring message on the importance of being equally yoked! Bro. Jeff warns of ways Satan uses to steal our blessings, urges us to be wise in our associations, and heartens believers with the blessing of association with Christ and the Church.
“What good thing shall I do, that I may have eternal life?” Those who are wise will ask how they may obtain eternal life. Learn more about the rich, young ruler who asked this question, the answer given by Jesus, and how the man responded in this powerful message.
The subject of this message is a man who stepped out by faith and gained a great victory over an enemy. We learn that the only way to real prosperity, to prevailing over the enemy, to real praise, to real peace is to live by faith. Learn more from Bro. Jeff’s message here.
Bro. Jeff explains how, as believers, one of our biggest obstacles is ourselves. Learn more about the running we must do as he continues describing the exit that is needed.
In this message, Bro. Jim helps us better understand how Satan works in our lives, and how God can still use us despite Satan’s work.
Satan’s desire is to get us in a position where he can tempt us. When things are going our way, when we feel on top of the world – those can be times when we are most vulnerable. Bro. Jeff provides guidance and encouragement as he examines the way Jesus handled his own mountain-top experience.
There is one who sets traps for us, hoping that we will be foolish enough to become ensnared. God is gracious though! Bro. Jeff explains the “great escape” God has provided to expose the trap setter and equip the believer – to preserve our life of service so that we won’t be put on a shelf, not useful to God.
The goal of our lives should be to be godly, reflecting God’s character, God plans, and God’s purposes throughout our lives. What does that take? Bro. Jeff explains here.