The tragedy of Lot provides a display of worldliness and the consequences we want to avoid. Bro. Jeff describes Lot’s blessed connection, broad protection, and bad direction.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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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.
Here, Bro. Jeff begins our tour through the first missionary journey of Saul and Barnabas. We learn truths about God and shortcomings of men; find out how those apply to your life. What is God sending you to do?
Today, Bro. Jeff looks at a sad example of a man who would not separate himself from wickedness and lost his livelihood and his blessings as a result. Through the door of separation is God’s blessings; we are encouraged to insulate ourselves from the ungodliness of our world.
We have the same question as the Israelites as they studied the Promised Land and their ability to enter. Do we base our actions and decisions on feelings or faith? Reason or revelation? God is faithful in His Word, and we must trust Him so that we don’t miss His purpose for our lives. Be encouraged as Bro. Jeff goes into more depth here.
“God is really, really big, and man is really, really small. God’s judgments are always right and just, and man is under His great authority.” Out of those two thoughts, Moses’ petition is a warning for the lost and a challenge of deeper reflection for believers of what God has for us to do. We hope you enjoy Bro. Chris’s conclusion of the week’s messages.
There is one who sets traps for us, hoping that we will be foolish enough to become ensnared. God is gracious though! Bro. Jeff explains the “great escape” God has provided to expose the trap setter and equip the believer – to preserve our life of service so that we won’t be put on a shelf, not useful to God.
Satan’s attempt to discredit God through Job is an example for us today. Bro. Jeff gives us an encouraging warning against getting picked off by our spiritual enemy.