Concentrating on Paul’s words, “depart from iniquity,” Bro. Jeff comforts us with many of the assurances we have as children of God.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"Moses" Tagged Sermons (Page 10)
Since God is trying to work in our lives, we need to do our best to find out what is well pleasing in God’s eyes. Bro. Jeff helps us get a clear, precise picture of what pleases God in our lives.
Those who receive help from the Lord are those who pray. We are encouraged as Bro. Jeff shares a score of Bible examples of people who were helped by God when they cried out to Him in prayer.
Why would you want to go back when what you have now is far superior? The letter writer essentially asks this of the Hebrews; Bro. Jeff encourages us to consider the same question as he compares God’s new covenant with Old Testament law.
There is only One who can give eternal life, and His resurrection proves just how great He really is. Bro. Jeff explores more in depth here.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares the significance of Jesus’ agony and suffering. Our souls rejoice as we are reminded of the picture before, the place for, the purpose of, and the participation in His suffering. Come “outside the camp” with us and enjoy the benefits that even the priests of old couldn’t.
“God is really, really big, and man is really, really small. God’s judgments are always right and just, and man is under His great authority.” Out of those two thoughts, Moses’ petition is a warning for the lost and a challenge of deeper reflection for believers of what God has for us to do. We hope you enjoy Bro. Chris’s conclusion of the week’s messages.
Like the Hebrews, we suffer from an identity crisis, on that prevents satisfaction, joy, and peace in our lives. Bro. Chris again challenges us with a decision. Do you want the identity of enslavement or the one of freedom?
Cain learned the hard way; we can’t come to God any way we want. Using truth in Hebrews as his foundation, Bro. Jeff shows us some of what the Bible teaches about worshiping and serving God.
God is speaking loudly and clearly, but are we listening? Find encouragement in seeking to know His truth and in avoiding the drifting, deception, and dullness described in Hebrews.