A harlot and a group of judges, among others, are remembered not for their failures, but for their faith. We continue to receive a spark of motivation as we look at witnesses of yore.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"Samuel" Tagged Sermons
Not only does HE have the titles of Prince and Savior, but our glorious Messiah also has the title Judge. What does that mean for the redeemed? For the unredeemed? Bro. Jeff explains.
Bro. Jeff continues to share from the Bible what a life of faith looks like. As he walks through the “Hall of Faith” in Hebrews, we learn that faith involves a “parting” to do the will of God. Learn more here.
Our response to end times, according to Peter, is to be sober and keep praying. From five Biblical examples, Bro. Jeff provides deeper understanding into the meaning of “watch unto prayer.”
“Why is it so important for believers not to be conformed to the world?” Tonight, we learn about how being unequally yoked affects our decisions, our direction away from God.
What are you reflecting? Does it looks like Jesus, or does it look like the world? Bro. Jeff poses these questions as he shares some warnings about worldliness for the child of God.
What are we supposed to do, what path are we to take, when facing attack and difficulty? Stephen’s example, as well as those of yore, provides the answer; Bro. Jeff shares that in this continued study in Acts 7.
The accusers are actually guilty; the accused is innocent. Stephen, in his defense, points out three ways in which Israel, and now the Jewish leaders, have resisted God. Join us as Bro. Jeff warns us against disrespecting the men of God.
Even in troubled times, God has a plan. God has a purpose. In this sermon about the sermon, Bro. Jeff encourages us to pray. Learn more about Israel’s history, about God’s sovereignty during the cycles of Israel’s cultural and spiritual collapse and the application this has for us today.
Bro. Jeff lists a “top 10” Old Testament examples of people who sought God in prayer, sometimes changing His mind. When we need God’s leadership, His intervention, His comfort, His mercy and grace, then we are promised that He will help in our time of need if we seek Him.