What did John see? By walking through the scriptural account of John’s experiences with Christ, Bro. Jeff Shows us how we too can see Jesus. Have you seen Him?
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"second coming" Tagged Sermons (Page 3)
After a brief interruption in God’s judgment, things get awful. In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff describes the gory harvest and delivers passionate exhortations to both the saved and unsaved in light of the severe judgment to come.
Those who are positioned in Christ experience blessings in death. What does “positioned in Christ” mean? How are they blessed? Bro. Jeff explains as he continues to explore the Bible’s revelation about the events of the last days.
“Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth.” As Bro. Jeff points out, our world is moving rapidly toward the one-world political and religious system of the Antichrist is fast approaching. Today we learn more about the Babylon spoken of by the second angel.
The message of the first angel is as important today as it will be in end times. Today, Bro. Jeff shares the angel’s exhortation to glorify God and explains in depth, from respect to stewardship, what that means.
Jesus is coming. Be ready. As he continues this study about God’s revelation of the events of end times, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of having assurance of salvation and then sharing the gospel so that others can have that assurance.
Crammed pack with Biblical truth and prophecy, tonight’s message motivates us all to seek and serve God as we see our culture rapidly declining. Beginning with the sounding of the 6th trumpet, Bro. Jeff continues to alert us to the events of end times.
Being concerned about how we appear to others can be beneficial, but our focus is often blurred. If we use John the Baptist and the Bible as our example, though, Bro. Jeff points out, we can find that perfect balance where our appearance bears witness to our King.
Previously, Bro. Jeff detailed five areas of spiritual growth where temperance plays a key role. In this continuation, he guides our thoughts with regard to this fruit of the Spirit with two key words: danger and deprive.
Why did the writer of the book of Acts tell us about Stephen’s death? He was not only willing to follow Jesus to the point of a violent death, but, as Bro. Jeff points out, he also provides an example for us of a dedicated Christian life, with its rewards after life.