“Is this me? How much do I love God? My neighbor? The Word of God?” Bro. Jeff encourages us to do an honest accounting of our hearts.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
"the Church" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)
Even though you are saved and love the Lord, Bro. Jeff says, you can still get your life off-track and away from God’s protection. He clarifies Paul’s statement “whom I have delivered unto Satan” with Biblical examples.
Preeminent (adj) – surpassing all others. What a perfect adjective to describe our Lord Jesus Christ! Tonight, Bro. Jeff focuses on this attribute of Jesus and looks at the record of a few others who had some realization of the preeminence of Christ.
Only God can provide deep, inner satisfaction. “Quench not the Spirit” is key, and Bro. Jeff gives practical, Biblical advice on having real contentment.
The written account of John’s vision gives us a vivid description of Christ, including his hair, eyes, feet, voice, and countenance. Bro. Jeff continues to show us the Savior. Have you seen Him?
Have you seen Him? John did. And so can we, by faith. Bro. Jeff continues to bring out what we can learn from John’s vision, including some important characteristics of The Church.
“Can you see the warning light?” Using the analogy of a tire pressure warning light, Bro. Jeff compares problems of today with those of Isaiah’s time. Listen and learn with us about two problems, the left (not what you might think), and the lukewarm.
Continuing his encouraging series about Stephen, Bro. Jeff prompts us to ponder on the providence of God and how much the gospel spread as a result of Stephen’s stoning.
As we continue in our study of Stephen, our focus turns to his experience as the first martyr. Just as others have been inspired and encouraged by his account, we too benefit from Stephen’s experiences. Bro. Jeff poses a final question of self-reflection; how would you answer?
In these last days, Paul equips us with his example of how to handle persecution. Tonight, we journey with Paul and others through Antioch, Iconium, and Lystra as Bro. Jeff describes Paul’s experiences with those vehemently against them.