When the redeemed get to Heaven, our priority is going to be praise. Learn about the Biblical foundation of praise and worship as Bro. Jeff prompts us to worship fully here.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Beginning with a definition and explanation of what praise and worship are, we take a look at several Biblical examples which deepen our understanding, including why we should worship.
Simeon’s prophecy encourages us with characteristics of God and reveals to Mary (and us) characteristics of Jesus.
Are you a “babe?” Teachable and trusting? Or are you “wise and prudent” – not teachable or trusting? Bro. Jeff explains how Jesus used sarcasm to explain how some perceive revelation.
A life of real peace comes from walking away from worry and into our prayer closets. In addition, Bro. Jeff shares the attitude and focus we need in order to enjoy an inner peace that transcends our circumstances.
“The mind of God was changed because a man prayed. The outcome was changed because somebody prayed. Great things happen when God’s people just start praying and keep on praying.” Bro. Jeff continues to describe what it means to “watch unto prayer.”
Who is the reason for our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving? Bro. Jeff shows us specific sacrifices we can offer and why.
How is a hearer, receiver, and doer of God’s word blessed? Too many ways, but Bro. Jeff lists and explains his “top 10.”
Why do you and I need to prioritize unrushed time alone seeking God in fervent prayer? Are you looking for your purpose in life? As Bro. Jeff points out in this essential message, the answer to our purpose and the need to pray are one and the same.
Previously, we learned about the continuous worship of the saints after the resurrection and ascension of Christ. Tonight, Bro. Jeff delves into more details about the situations surrounding their worship and encourages us to follow their example.