Using the analogy of a multilane on ramp onto a road, Bro. Jeff describes the way of peace. He begins here with the first lane. Are you on that byway?
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"Savior" Tagged Sermons
Perfection. God’s Word is perfection. In this message, we learn from Bro. Jeff a list of blessings we have from it’s perfection. We have much for which to be thankful.
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.
Jesus hung on a tree according to three references in the book of Acts. Bro. Jeff explores the Bible for truths that emerge from those three verses. Oh what a Savior to make the sacrifice He did on our behalf!
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?
Continuing his encouraging series about Stephen, Bro. Jeff prompts us to ponder on the providence of God and how much the gospel spread as a result of Stephen’s stoning.
Are you dreading death, or do you have similar perspective as Stephen? Join us for this thought-provoking message as Bro. Jeff begins taking a look at the theological implications and practical applications of Stephen’s prayers during his stoning.
“You cannot resist God and turn out ok.” Bro. Jeff shares this hard truth as he continues to explain Stephen’s sermon to the Jewish leaders. We’ve seen in previous messages how their ancestors resisted God’s saviors; today we begin to see how they resisted God’s Son.
How was Moses a type of Christ? Tonight, Bro. Jeff we learn the amazing parallels between Moses and Jesus as he continues to look at Stephen’s defense before the Sanhedrin.
We learn more about the danger of resisting the Savior as Bro. Jeff draws parallels between the Savior and the earthly saviors described by Stephen in his confrontational sermon to the Sanhedrin.