Vain conversation. This phrase used by Peter doesn’t mean what it does today. Find out the Biblical meaning as Bro. Jeff explains how the saved have been redeemed from “vain conversation” and inherited traditions.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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“When you reject the truth of God, all that is left is vanity. When you reject the wisdom of God, all is left is foolishness. When you reject the light of God, all that is left is darkness. This process leads to God’s judgment.” God judges societies and nations who turn from Him. Bro. Jeff outlines the four-step planting process that leads to a harvest of destruction.
Do you lack deep fulfillment? Are you searching for a satisfaction to a great emptiness inside? What great wisdom can be found in this message – so timely for today! Bro. Jeff points out the things that draw us away from the peace and joy, away from the One who truly satisfies.
Don’t back up, back off, or back away. Bro. Jeff challenges believers to continue and complete our ministry work despite deserters around us, opposition from others, or sacrifices required.
Eat or be eaten. Be blessed or be cursed. The choice is ours…repent or not. God spoke those sentiments through the prophet Isaiah. Bro. Jeff stresses the blessings that come to those who step through the door of repentance.
Jesus said, “Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.” We can learn some important lessons from Christ’s words to his disciples; Bro. Jeff shares here.
The story of Zephthah reveals the corruption and worldliness of the Israelites. Despite his imperfection, Zephthah listened to the Spirit of God and stepped out in faith; God used him to defeat the enemy. If God can use somebody like Zephthah, He can use you if you too will listen to Him and step out by faith!
“Evidence of surrender to God is a life of service. He is worth serving because of who He is.” Bro. Jeff continues with this series on Paul’s expressions of gratitude, and here we look at the Thessalonian’s life of service and what we can learn from it.