Tonight, Bro. Jeff begins looking at the glorious Presence that Isaiah encountered. We need such an encounter in the worst way; join us as we see what happened when others had a personal meeting with God.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Christian friend, we have a serious task that should not be neglected. Bro. Jeff exhorts us to realize the judgment and wrath of eternal damnation that await so many and be fervently in prayer on their behalf.
“Can you see the warning light?” Using the analogy of a tire pressure warning light, Bro. Jeff compares problems of today with those of Isaiah’s time. Listen and learn with us about two problems, the left (not what you might think), and the lukewarm.
In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff shares the incredible account of God working through two believers in undesirable circumstances to bring salvation to a jailor and his family. Have you been shaken up to the point of trusting Jesus as your Lord and Savior? If so, are you struggling to understand why a bad thing is happening to you? Perhaps God is at work!
The power, person, and purpose of Christ is revealed – in the past and to us in the present. He is the One who can supply every need, especially that of eternal life. Learn more details in tonight’s message by Bro. Jeff.
Suffering and persecution were in the future for John the Baptist, along with others. What can we learn from their experiences? Bro. Jeff shares and encourages here.
What does greatness look like? Again, John the Baptist provides our example and points to the absolute Greatest. Bro. Jeff provides pertinent principles of real greatness.
What does the Bible say about blessings? Is it what our culture considers to be blessings? The account of John the Baptist has been Bro. Jeff’s focus in this series, and today we learn how those who are not offended are the ones who are blessed.
The Bible clearly teaches about the triune nature of God; one such place is in the account of Jesus’ baptism by John the Baptist. Bro. Jeff brings out some essential points in regard to the Trinity.
“Behold Him there, the risen Lamb! My perfect, spotless Righteousness, The great unchangeable I AM, The King of glory and of grace.” Eternity in Heaven requires a perfect righteousness, something we can’t achieve. But, there’s hope, which is described in the old hymn by Bancroft and which is the focus of Bro. Jeff’s message here.