The absence of the Holy Spirit makes our spiritual health suffer. Tonight, we continue to learn what the Holy Spirit wants to develop within us, and our focus here is on mutual submission.
The absence of the Holy Spirit makes our spiritual health suffer. Tonight, we continue to learn what the Holy Spirit wants to develop within us, and our focus here is on mutual submission.
How does Jesus, our Great High Priest, help us? Tonight, Bro. Jeff delves into the application of Christ’s ministry, specifically in the area of temptation.
The Spirit of God works in our lives after our conversion to renew, our body and mind, and remove those weights that hinder our spiritual walk.
Spiritual empowerment, not emotional manipulation or intellectual deception is the necessary ingredient of effective witnessing. Learn more about the emptying and filling God must do for us so that we can be useful to His work.
How do we know whether a spirit is of God or of the world? Bro. Josh goes to scriptures to help us try, test, discern the spirits we encounter in our daily lives.
If we as a redeemed family are going to walk with God, we must walk in the Spirit, Bro. Jeff stresses. He contrasts the flesh with fruit as we learn that we must follow after the Holy Spirit.
Have you been spiritually adopted into God’s family? If so, then you enjoy personal talks with our Father. In this message, Bro. Jeff elaborates on the privilege and priority it is to talk with a loving Father who wants to hear from us.
Paul told Timothy that scripture has thoroughly furnished us “unto all good works.” Bro. Jeff details what that means and lists the vast blessings God provides to the redeemed through His Word.
Psalm 1:3 paints a beautiful picture of the position and blessings the redeemed have in Christ through the Holy Spirit. Tonight, Bro. Jeff walks through scripture passages to explain in detail blessings that we enjoy.
In this series, we are learning much about dealing with anger. Today, Bro. Jeff encourages with various areas of protection we have in Christ.