Do something. If you have been born again, then you have the Holy Spirit living in you; learn more about the power and responsibility we have as a result as Bro. Jeff examines the selection of the apostles by Jesus.
Do something. If you have been born again, then you have the Holy Spirit living in you; learn more about the power and responsibility we have as a result as Bro. Jeff examines the selection of the apostles by Jesus.
What do you see? Do you see like our Savior sees? If so, then be ready for the greatest privilege – ministering to others. Bro. Jeff encourages us to have an attitude of service as he continues looking at the Master’s men.
Not only can Jesus calm a storm, but He can wither a tree with just a spoken word. In this message, we see the power that Christ has and the truths that he revealed.
Have you lost your marvels? The disciples found theirs on a stormy night on the Sea of Galilee. Jesus led them right into a terrible storm; Bro. Jeff encourages us with several great lessons to reassure us in the “storms” of our own lives.
In this message, we meet a hated man, one who got rich by dishonest means. Yet, Christ turned his life around. As Bro. Jeff states, if God can make Levi one of his men, He can use you!
While each disciple’s meeting with the Master reinforces the life-changing transformation that ensues, there is something unique to learn from each as well. Bro. Jeff explores Nathanael’s encounter with Christ and shows its application for us.
What can we learn from the Apostle Philip? For one thing, we can deepen our understanding of what salvation is – what it means to be lost and how God works out salvation in us. Bro. Jeff guides us in this lesson on the third disciple met by the Master.
In this message, Bro. Jeff points out the power of our testimony. Because of the witness of his brother, this “Master’s man” was used mightily by God.
Do you desire to be one of the Master’s men? Bro. Jeff begins today’s series by revealing practical truths in the account of Andrew coming to know the Savior. Have you met the Master?
God uses weak people; he takes “nobodies” and makes them “somebodies.” We hope your faith is strengthened as Bro. Jeff points out some important lessons we can learn from the account of Gideon.