Today, Bro. Jeff examines a pretender. He may have impressed others, but Jesus knew his heart. Despite his evil heart, God sovereignly used this traitor to carry out His Divine plan. Are you a pretender? Have you been honest with yourself? Honest with God?
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"Judas Iscariot" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
Even when homes and businesses might be unloving places, church ought to be the one place where we feel loved. Bro. Jeff encourages us with Biblical principles and provides practical advice on how to express love toward each other.
It is a given that offenses are going to happen, and God will hold accountable them that offend His “little ones.” How should we respond to offenders? Learn practical advice from Jesus’ simple, yet extreme, responses.
Here, we learn more from Bro. Jeff about how the Passover serves as a reminder that God has made a way for us, a way out of death and bondage, a way to eternal life. Are you absolutely certain Heaven will be your eternal home?
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.
Wanting to “keep up with the Joneses” seems like a way of life in America today. Is that as benign as society deems it? Bro. Jeff further explores what the Bible teaches about covetousness: the command against it, the consequences of it, and the cure for it.
Peter’s confession reveals that all humanity is on one of two paths. Bro. Jeff helps us understand the path of Christ vs. the path of the betrayer. Which path are you on? Learn more here.
In this message, we continue to look at the inspired example of a church that we should aspire to be. Bro. Jeff focuses on the essential of leadership.