Once you’ve left dreadful Mt. Sinai and now reside in joyful Mt. Zion, why would you want to return? The writer of Hebrews provides this illustration; Bro. Jeff explains what believers today can learn from the mountains in the comparison.
Once you’ve left dreadful Mt. Sinai and now reside in joyful Mt. Zion, why would you want to return? The writer of Hebrews provides this illustration; Bro. Jeff explains what believers today can learn from the mountains in the comparison.
A lane for the lame. A lane to harmony and holiness. Believers, we have a lane to make; Bro. Jeff explains here. Hebrews 12:1-14 (KJV) 1 Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race…
The Bible is replete with praise for “God-fearing” people. Why does God ask us to fear Him? With great clarity, Bro. Jeff answers that question and leads us through many Biblical examples of the progression that occurs when this deep, respectful, reverent awe is present.
Paul revealed the progression a society takes when it rejects God; the resemblance to our society today is grievous. Bro. Jeff shares how a warning from Peter to those at Pentecost is still relevant today and encourages us with the deliverance that salvation provides.
Bro. Jeremy examines the account of the woman at the well, her daily quest for water, her search for satisfaction. If you are looking for “what’s missing,” for true fulfillment in your life, perhaps this message can help.
When God’s people do not put God first in their lives, we put ourselves in the position of a castaway, of not being useful to God. Learn how our experience with God is much like that of the Israelites and how Paul’s advice applies to us today.
What would happen if we didn’t pray? We learn from Samuel that lack of prayer is sin, and Bro. Jeff explores the consequences of neglect in our prayer lives. We hope that you’ll listen and be encouraged to prioritize the conversing and communing with our Creator.
Persistent, fervent prayer is one of the most important things we can engage in. The Bible is replete with examples of prayer and the victory that can be had with supplication. Bro. Jeff explains and encourages us to persevere in our prayer life.
Coming from one of the most unlikely sources, this confession is of a man whose life was forever changed. Bro. Jeff describes the account of the Ethiopian who was reading a prophecy, how it came true, and what we can learn from it.
Christians, we are called to “run the race.” Bro. Jeff challenges us to consider where we are in that race. Are we still sitting at the starting line? Or are we running with diligence, serving God with the call, gifts, and talents He has given us?