Paul tells Timothy to “be a good minister of Jesus Christ.” What exactly does that mean? Tonight, Bro. Jeff shares in detail how we can become better disciples of our Savior, including the importance of prioritizing the study of God’s Word.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Here, Bro. Jeff begins our tour through the first missionary journey of Saul and Barnabas. We learn truths about God and shortcomings of men; find out how those apply to your life. What is God sending you to do?
It has been said that had the Bible must be true because no human would have thought to written it the way it is. Bro. Jeff points us to the passages where our Lord and Savior reveals Himself to be lower than the lowliest. In 1st-century, slaves were the lowest on the social ladder; Jesus came to serve even the slaves. He paid the sin ransom for all, for you and I!
Epaphroditus is a great example of someone who expresses the mind of Christ. He was a brother in Christ, companion in labor, fellowsoldier in battle, a messenger from Philippi, and a minister to Paul. Discover some important truths regarding what it means to have the mind of Christ.
Learn the key to real joy as Bro Jeff makes the connection between our selfless attitude, our sacrificial actions, and real worship.
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.
Here, we see the contrast between the rejection, discouragement, and distress of a true man of God at the lack of diligence in believers, and the joyful encouragement and gratitude that comes from the faithful. Paul’s concern about the church having a firm foundation of faith is still relevant to us today.
Contrary to the “health and wealth” teaching of today, sometimes God allows trials and tribulations for the greater good. But, we believers can praise God through the storms of life because He is our comforter, especially in our times of need. If you’ve wondered why God allows suffering, Bro. Jeff provides a few reasons as he encourages us here.
Good soldiers know what to remove and which way to run. In addition, a good Christian soldier should know when to retreat and when to rescue. Bro. Jeff describes characteristics of someone who is useful to do God’s work.
God’s gifts to the saved are also our gifts of service to Him and others. Bro. Jeff summarizes, describes, and directs us to where we can learn more about spiritual gifts. God’s gifts are truly the gifts that keep on giving!