Affection. Allegiance. Awareness. Tonight, we continue to learn essential elements of a praying church; the need is great.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
"wisdom" Tagged Sermons
To walk with God, we must watch careful where we walk. Tonight, Bro. Jeff shares Biblical wisdom explaining how we do that.
Because success in anything requires adjustment of wrong thoughts and actions, God’s inspired Word helps us correct our own errors. God wants to profit us, and Bro. Jeff explains that in detail.
Some of the most life-giving foods are the ones that we enjoy the least and may avoid. But the bumble believer enjoys the benefit of reproof in God’s Word, our favorite spiritual food. The Father’s Will The New Birth The Favorite Food The Origin of the Family The Permanence in the Family The Growth Within the Family The Gift to the Family…
Those who are in Christ enjoy His provision, protection, prudence, purity, and peace. Bro. Josh provides Biblical examples as evidence and encourages us in these blessings we enjoy.
Allowing the Word of God, which dwells in the redeemed, to dominate our lives is a remedy to anger; Bro. Jeff elaborates from the scriptures.
“If we live our lives according to our own wills, we will step right into the trap of the enemy.” Bro. Jeff details two areas of submission to God’s will that protects us from Satan’s destruction.
How do we understand the will of God? What is the will of God? Bro. Jeff starts with the key thing God wants for all – the reason why and the repentance required to get it.
Temperance is more than self-control. We’re learning about this fruit of the Spirit, including some key words that provide understanding and instruction on how this fruit grows in the life of a Christian. Previously, Bro. Jeff discussed “danger” and “deprive.” Learn about the third key word “death” and the Bible’s hit list.
There are two ways of living: in the flesh with the consequences of misery, or in the Spirit where we can enjoy peace. Some Bibles translate the ninth fruit of the Spirit as “self-control,” but Bro. Jeff explains how “temperance” is much more.