Jesus never needs redirecting; He is never distracted. Being a disciple means following His example. What does it mean to make priority Jesus and obedience to Him?
Jesus never needs redirecting; He is never distracted. Being a disciple means following His example. What does it mean to make priority Jesus and obedience to Him?
It’s not about you. It’s not about me. It’s about Christ and His will. And this Biblical truth needs to be taught to others.
Matthew provides specifics about the family business of sharing the gospel. Tonight we learn about the importance of teaching, what and how to teach others.
What exactly does the Bible mean when it refers to “righteousness?” Bro. Jeff delves into “our favorite food” to answer that question and point out its importance.
An additional reason that God’s Word is a believer’s favorite “food” is the profit it has for the family. We begin to learn specific areas of profit as Bro. Jeff describes the importance of teaching the Word of God.
As we continue to look at the ministry of Stephen, Bro. Jeff examines how a select seven were chosen, what made their ministry special, and what makes a ministry successful like theirs.
The disciples had to decide where to focus; Bro. Jeff uses their example to help us know what our priorities should be in ministry.
Here, Bro. Jeff begins focusing on Stephen’s ministry and how privileged we are with the same opportunities to serve others. Learn more about how God gifts us to advance His kingdom through ministry.
When we are physically ill – doctor and a script – and we don’t mind at all the undesirable diagnosis. With spiritual problems – doctrine and scripture – but we often refuse to hear the root of our problem. Foolishness or wisdom; Bro. Jeff shares what God’s word says about those choices.
In these last days, it is more important than ever to be able to teach and preach God’s Word. Our children need to know truth, and we are responsible. Bro. Jeff urge us to be diligent to take advantage of the benefits of the Bible, especially in the area of doctrine.