Continuing to share the fruit which the Holy Spirit develops in believers, Bro. Jeff focuses tonight on the fruit of longsuffering, gentleness, and goodness.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"longsuffering" Tagged Sermons
If we are going to do the business of God, we must get our fellowship right. Here, we learn about the importance of assembling together for worship through thick and thin.
Experiencing real Christian fellowship, the early church provides our example of what fellowship really is and the unity that can result.
Walking with God is evidenced by some simple, yet profound, characteristics, outlined by Paul to the Ephesians and explained by Bro. Jeff in this message. Do we walk like we have been made new in Christ?
Sometimes we struggle with anger, even when we have the remedy, Jesus Christ. What do we need? We learn from the Bible things we need to put off, and things we need to put on.
“And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all…” Using Paul’s advice to believers, Bro. Jeff shares important principles to put in practice regarding loving others.
As we do some self-evaluation on our affection, Bro. Jeff provides a practical and Biblical picture of what love in action looks like.
When we are filled with the Holy Spirit, we are filled with love, joy, and peace. Tonight, Bro. Jeff continues to show what a spirit-filled Christian looks like as he discusses longsuffering, gentleness, and goodness. Do you have the Holy Spirit living in you?
Previously, we learned about the continuous worship of the saints after the resurrection and ascension of Christ. Tonight, Bro. Jeff delves into more details about the situations surrounding their worship and encourages us to follow their example.
On a scale from 1-10, how patient would you rate yourself? Did you know that patience is a characteristic of godliness? Tonight’s message focuses on what the Bible says about patience and includes how to grow in patience. Bro. Jeff adds an interesting modern day example as well.