Hearing God’s word is the first step on the pathway to blessings, but it isn’t enough. We must receive, but even then, we must go further…obedience. Listen and learn what it means to be obedient and the importance of putting into practice what we’ve heard and received.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"repentance" Tagged Sermons
As Bro. Jeff points out, we cannot continue wearing the same dirty garment; there comes a time when we simply have to get rid of it. Learn how his metaphor applies to our spiritual health as he continues this series on the necessity of God’s Word.
What is the greatest blessing any human can receive? How does God use His Word to bring about that blessing? James provides the points to ponder; Bro. Jeff provides a thorough explanation of how to get this ultimate of blessings.
In today’s message, we see a man who is spiritually asleep and people on which God’s judgment is looming. We also see how these examples apply today as Bro. Jeff shares what woke the man up and what revoked the judgment of God.
As Bro. Jeff takes a closer look at the incredible encounter, a salvation experience, that a devout Pharisee had with the resurrected Messiah, he describes the common characteristics of Holy Spirit led, born-again salvation. Have you met the Master?
As we continue in our study of Stephen, our focus turns to his experience as the first martyr. Just as others have been inspired and encouraged by his account, we too benefit from Stephen’s experiences. Bro. Jeff poses a final question of self-reflection; how would you answer?
Because Stephen is a good example of what a man of God looks like, Bro. Jeff begins examining Stephen’s characteristics worthy of emulation. Here, we learn what true, Biblical salvation looks like.
When Jesus returns many who are pretending to be religious, playing games with God, will be exposed. What will happen to those who have not had a born-again experience with Christ? Bro. Jeff advises where both the saved and unsaved should focus in light of Jesus’ second coming.
Repentance is the response of the sinner, but remission is the response of the Savior. With true repentance to the point of surrendering to Jesus as Lord and Savior comes Divine forgiveness. Bro. Jeff continues describing God’s plan from the “opening chapter.”
What the disciples thought was the plan…wasn’t the plan. Preaching the good news of the gospel, sharing the message of repentance is part of God’s plan. Has God ever brought you to the point of repentance? Bro. Jeff poses this critical question as he helps us understand God’s plan.