Eat or be eaten. Be blessed or be cursed. The choice is ours…repent or not. God spoke those sentiments through the prophet Isaiah. Bro. Jeff stresses the blessings that come to those who step through the door of repentance.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"repent" Tagged Sermons (Page 3)
God has revealed truth and has given us the choice to obey and be blessed or not. Bro. Jeff encourages us to walk through the door of obedience as he examines God’s demand for and Biblical examples of obedience to God’s holy Word.
Once we have gone through the door of salvation, God wants to bless us even more. Bro. Jeff continues to share here the blessings that come from stepping through the door of supplication and the blessings that come when we “stop playing and start praying.”
No matter how deep a trap of sin you may believe you are in, know that God loves you! Bro. Jeff delves into Biblical examples and truth about the unfailing compassion of our Creator God, and God wants to restore you. Won’t you seek Him today?
Nothing is more serious than salvation. Nothing is more emergency than evangelism. Nothing is higher priority than prayer. The fate that awaits the unsaved is too horrible; Bro. Jeff explains the “End of the Sinners Exposed.”
Continuing with the Apostle Paul’s example, we learn more about how to move away from the chaos in our lives. Do you love the church of God? Are you walking in the victory parade? Those are key to comfort, and Bro. Jeff provides more insight here.
In this message, Bro. Jim helps us better understand how Satan works in our lives, and how God can still use us despite Satan’s work.
Life is like a race, but with path changes. When we are saved, God puts us on a new course. Not only does Bro. Jeff explain salvation in detail, but he also helps us realize the encouragements and rid the discouragements we have as we run this new race.
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.
Upon being “pricked in their heart,” the listeners to Peter’s sermon at Pentecost asked, “what shall we do?” Peter’s response applies to all who wish to spend eternity in Heaven. Bro. Jeff explains.