God likened his own Word as a fire and a hammer, we read in Jeremiah. Bro. Jeff focuses on the various ways in which God’s Word is like fire and shows how it is different for believers than for unbelievers.
God likened his own Word as a fire and a hammer, we read in Jeremiah. Bro. Jeff focuses on the various ways in which God’s Word is like fire and shows how it is different for believers than for unbelievers.
Here, we are refreshed and encouraged by the “cleansing water.” Bro. Jeff provides key points and a much deeper understanding of how God’s Word is used to restore and maintain our relationship with Him.
After Adam and Eve first disobeyed God, humans became slaves to the elements of the culture around them. But God had a plan! Here, Bro. Jeff deepens our understanding of God’s plan to adopt us out of the bondage.
“Wherefore thou art no more a servant, but a son; and if a son, then an heir of God through Christ.” What does Paul mean by this statement to the Galatians and how does it relate to us today? Bro. Jeff explains the bondage we all are in until we are redeemed.
Is there betrayal, bitterness, anger, hate in your life…either by you or toward you? The reconciliation Job offered to God provides a great deal of practical application for our lives. Bro. Jeff explains how we can have peace and blessing.
Job had no idea what God’s plan was in the midst of his intense trial. However, we have his example so that we can know the growth God has planned for us during the storms in our lives and His plan to bring us in closer relationship to Him. Bro. Jeff explains here.
Job is the example for us today on how to make it through even the toughest of trials in our life. Bro. Jeff shares another reason Job was able to make it through his anxiety and depression; we learn about the Redeemer he glorified.
How much do we really love God? Our praise of God reflects our love and adoration of Him. Bro. Jeff provides us a deeper understanding of what praise really is and how we can intentionally progress in praise as the early church did.
The Bible is replete with praise for “God-fearing” people. Why does God ask us to fear Him? With great clarity, Bro. Jeff answers that question and leads us through many Biblical examples of the progression that occurs when this deep, respectful, reverent awe is present.
Bro. Jeff continues with the spiritual growth experienced by the new Christians in the early church. We continue to learn from their example as we look at a dozen ways they progressed in fellowship and how it was used to reach souls.