Are you self-deceived? Forgetting God’s word? Bro. Jeff warns us about these two problems that reveal themselves when we’ve been hearing, and perhaps even receiving the Word, but not doing what it says.
Are you self-deceived? Forgetting God’s word? Bro. Jeff warns us about these two problems that reveal themselves when we’ve been hearing, and perhaps even receiving the Word, but not doing what it says.
We can view food, but if we don’t eat it, we don’t benefit from its nourishment. This is true of spiritual nourishment as well. “If you’ve not received, then you’ve not believed. Receiving is believing; believing is receiving.” Transitioning from his messages on the need to hear the Word of God, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of receiving and studying God’s Word.
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.
When people have made terrible decisions and gone in the wrong direction, God is gracious to intercede and restore. What will bring God’s intervention; what will bring revival? Bro. Jeff shares the answer as he examines several examples from the Old Testament.
When we choose the world over the will of God, what have we got to lose? A well-known Old Testament example provides answers; listen as Bro. Jeff provides insight.
What does the Holy Spirit want to do in us to make us more like Jesus? In this continuation, Bro. Jeff digs in the scriptures to get more practical about the changes believers should allow God’s Spirit to do.
What is worldliness? How does Satan work to draw people away from God, to entice them to eternal damnation? In this profoundly important message, Bro. Jeff begins a series of stern Biblical warnings about worldliness.
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.
Repentance is the response of the sinner, but remission is the response of the Savior. With true repentance to the point of surrendering to Jesus as Lord and Savior comes Divine forgiveness. Bro. Jeff continues describing God’s plan from the “opening chapter.”
What the disciples thought was the plan…wasn’t the plan. Preaching the good news of the gospel, sharing the message of repentance is part of God’s plan. Has God ever brought you to the point of repentance? Bro. Jeff poses this critical question as he helps us understand God’s plan.