The False messages of the culture then is the same as the false today. Jeremiah describes God’s Word as a hammer; Bro. Jeff makes application to us.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Anger (Page 3)
Do you have unresolved anger? Bro. Jeff advises us from scripture the importance of surrendering our hurts and offenses to God so that we aren’t open to Satan’s attack on our lives.
As we do some self-evaluation on our affection, Bro. Jeff provides a practical and Biblical picture of what love in action looks like.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff takes us on a trip to the graveyard with a list of what the Bible indicates needs to be buried and never dug back up.
In a blog post about horses, many praised the value of a gentle horse. In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff contrasts an attitude of anger and rebellion with the gentleness and meekness that is necessary for spiritual growth.
As Bro. Jeff points out, we cannot continue wearing the same dirty garment; there comes a time when we simply have to get rid of it. Learn how his metaphor applies to our spiritual health as he continues this series on the necessity of God’s Word.
Are you harboring resentment, bitterness, and anger that is hindering your relationship with God? Bro. Jeff continues to share spiritual dangers that hinder our opportunities for blessings.
Bro. Jeff continues looking at Stephen’s example of a man of God. Tonight, we learn about his honesty and the Holy Spirit with which he was filled. Listen and learn how to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
This time of year many people make resolutions which typically involve gaining control of some area of their lives. In this timely and practical message, Bro. Jeff gives a very thorough, Biblical explanation of many areas where we lack self-control, the consequences of our lack of self-discipline, and the hope we have in our Helper.
As he continues with this series, Bro. Jeff reminds us of how influenced we are by the culture around us – influenced to the point that we don’t recognize our sins or realize how offensive they are to the righteous, holy God. Tonight, Bro. Jeff focuses on “trucebreakers” and “false accusers.” How well do you see things from God’s perspective?