Have you been wronged? Having trouble forgiving? When God has pardoned, what does that say about our unforgiving heart? Tonight Bro. Jeff stresses Stephen’s example and picture of God’s mercy.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"Saul" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
God’s love and grace to forgive is sufficient and readily available for even the most rebellious, as we see tonight in the Biblical example of Saul. Learn more about how you can receive that same love and grace as Bro. Jeff describes the rebellion of the condemned. Won’t you seek Him today?
How does God make us more like Jesus? The mob that Stephen faced provides insight into this question; we learn answers in Bro. Jeff’s message tonight.
Here, Bro. Jeff outlines a four-part process that enable us to put the seven priorities given in previous sermons to the test. Learn how to discern with the scriptures, to walk in the Spirit, to grow with fellow saints, and to live a fulfilled life through surrender to the Savior.
Even as you listen to this message, Christians the world over are suffering mild to severe persecution. There will always be attempts to stop the spread of the gospel, and Bro. Jeff prepares us as he shares some important points about persecution.
Respect. Hope. Faith. Today’s message provides important lessons: we never know who God has chosen, our circumstances are never too dark, dreary, or too far gone, and no matter how bleak things are, we can trust our sovereign God. Another timely message from Bro. Jeff leaves us encouraged and renewed.
God is in control even when things seem out of control, even when it seems that evil people are getting their own way. The account of Israel’s first king provides important perspectives and encouragement for us today.
As we continue learning about the first missionary journey, we find out that John Mark backed out. Why did he do that? Bible scholars have speculated, but the real application is in examining reasons believers give up today. In this powerful message, Bro. Jeff goes through his “dangerous dozen” reasons why Christians drop out of their Christian service.
While the hand of God usually brings blessing, it can also bring judgment. As a consequence of his spiritual darkness, the sorcerer receives a punishment of seasonal darkness. The Bible doesn’t continue the account of the sorcerer’s life, but we hope he surrendered to Jesus as his Lord and Savior. Bro. Jeff describes the eternal darkness that results for those who don’t receive the wonderful gift of salvation. So much in this message applies to us today.
Continuing to develop Paul and Barnabas’s recount of their first missionary journey, Bro. Jeff reaches the climax of a battle between light and dark. We gain more insight into spiritual warfare, the must-have weapon in our artillery, and God’s fitting punishment for the demon-controlled sorcerer.