Why did Jesus have to die on a cross and rise three days later? Simplifying deeper theology, Bro. Jeff shares six reasons. Those who have repented and received redemption rejoice on this Resurrection Day!
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"righteousness" Tagged Sermons
When God saves us, He imputes the righteousness of Christ upon us. Using a familiar Biblical illustration, Bro. Jeff encourages us work on the practical side of righteousness in our lives.
What exactly does the Bible mean when it refers to “righteousness?” Bro. Jeff delves into “our favorite food” to answer that question and point out its importance.
Those who are in Christ enjoy His provision, protection, prudence, purity, and peace. Bro. Josh provides Biblical examples as evidence and encourages us in these blessings we enjoy.
Ask. Seek. Knock. Christ’s key words for prayer guide Bro. Jeff’s message tonight as he encourages us to diligently talk to our Heavenly Father until we experience His presence and find answers.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff contrasts the narrow gate and the broad gate as he transitions to the avenues of God’s blessings. What path are you on?
Because of Christ’s good work on the cross for the redemption of our sins, we can have the inheritance of an ancient promise of righteousness. Are you an adopted heir? Bro. Jeff explains.
“Behold Him there, the risen Lamb! My perfect, spotless Righteousness, The great unchangeable I AM, The King of glory and of grace.” Eternity in Heaven requires a perfect righteousness, something we can’t achieve. But, there’s hope, which is described in the old hymn by Bancroft and which is the focus of Bro. Jeff’s message here.
Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper before His agonizing death on the cross. Bro. Jeff highlights five reasons that Jesus wants us to “do this in remembrance of Me.”
Using the analogy of a multilane on ramp onto a road, Bro. Jeff describes the way of peace. The only way to get on the way to peace is to enter the on ramp of justification. Are you on that byway?