Not only spiritual, spatial, and steady, but the fellowship in the early church was supernatural. Tonight, we learn more about God’s power and the Holy Spirit’s work in the business of our Father.
Not only spiritual, spatial, and steady, but the fellowship in the early church was supernatural. Tonight, we learn more about God’s power and the Holy Spirit’s work in the business of our Father.
Today, we visit Capernaum where Jesus performed numerous miracles and preached a great sermon. What was His message and motive? Bro. Jeff answers as he lists much that Jesus did in this city.
There isn’t anything that God can’t set you free from. His sovereignty is evident in His dominion, and Bro. Jeff backs that up with examples from the Bible.
Through miraculous intervention, merciful giving, and manual labor, God so graciously provides all our needs. We begin this study by Bro. Jeff by examining the generous supply provided by our great and good God.
The root of the glorious gospel is our glorious Savior! Here, Bro. Jeff focuses on His precreation, incarnation, and manifestation.
Worthy is the risen Lamb! Tonight, Bro. Jeff focuses on the ministry of John the Baptist and the all important message he proclaimed.
Beginning with a definition of meekness, Bro. Jeff explores this next fruit of the Spirit by examining two great Biblical examples. When the Holy Spirit is living and working within us, we will have the meekness of Moses and our Master.
When are we resisting the Holy Spirit, and thus resisting God himself? Bro. Jeff answers that question by looking at the opposition demonstrated by the Jewish leaders in New Testament time, and he warns us of the dire consequences of resisting God.
Miracles and spiritual gifts… Stephen’s example provides valuable lessons for believers. Tonight Bro. Jeff describes several types of miracles exhibited in the early Church and defines three steps to exercising spiritual gifts.
How was Stephen able to be such a bold, courageous witness for Christ? Bro. Jeff answers that question and reveals the key to experiencing what is needed for us to have what Stephen had.