The symbolism in Ezekiel’s vision provides much encouragement for the redeemed. Learn more about God’s love for us in Bro. Josh’s message tonight.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"throne of grace" Tagged Sermons
Whether it be those who couldn’t have children, those struggling in the middle of a storm, those needing forgiveness, those going through sorrow, those being intimidated, those needing to hear the gospel, those in the nastiest of places, the New Testament provides many examples of people who received grace and mercy in their time of need. God will hear and help those who humbly bow and seek Him in prayer.
Bro. Jeff lists a “top 10” Old Testament examples of people who sought God in prayer, sometimes changing His mind. When we need God’s leadership, His intervention, His comfort, His mercy and grace, then we are promised that He will help in our time of need if we seek Him.
Are you going through tough times? Does a solution seem impossible? When things seem the most desperate, God wants us to come to Him. He is the answer to all our needs. Won’t you come to His throne of grace?
There is no limit to what God can do for us when we get serious about prayer. Learn more about the help you can receive as Bro. Jeff lists fourteen areas of potential the prayer provides.
There is no telling how God may move when God’s people come boldly to the throne of grace, and Bro. Jeff motivates with a list of powerful potentials found in prayer.
What a privilege it is to be able to enter into God’s presence! We don’t have to wait until Heaven! Who has this privilege? Why do they have this right? Bro. Jeff delivers a stirring message answering those questions.
Struggles? Uncertainty? Fears? Just come to the throne of grace. Bro. Jeff shares comfort and hope in troubled times. Learn more about how to obtain the mercy and grace that is available to all.
Even when believers cannot go anywhere else, they can always go to God’s throne of grace. Bro. Jeff exhorts us to be fervent in seeking God in private, unrushed prayer. Learn more about our profession, our praying, and accounts of those who sought God in prayer.