In this powerful message, one of Bro. Jeff’s stated goals is to encourage us to quit being so religious and instead learn how to walk with God and allow the Holy Spirit to dominate our lives from the inside out.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Attitude (Page 6)
In his writings, the Apostle Paul expressed gratitude many times. Like Paul, we have so much for which to be thankful, such as the gospel fellowship believers share. Bro. Jeff encourages us here.
Experiencing peace means that we must protect our thoughts. In another encouraging message, Bro. Jeff shares what the Bible says about controlling our thoughts and the impact that doing so, or not, can have.
The publicly calling out by Paul of two ladies in the church teaches us one of the most important lessons of our lives. Bro. Jeff explains.
There is a quality shared by soldiers and sports team players that we must also demonstrate in order cultivate relationships, in order to encourage a life dominated by peace. Bro. Jeff focuses on this quality by examining the scriptures.
Want peace? You must cultivate love in your heart. How? Paul the Apostle answered; Bro. Jeff teaches us in this powerful message.
The human soul is never at real peace until it is at peace with the Prince of Peace. Bro. Jeff challenges us to cultivate our relationships; prioritizing God and others is principle to finding peace.
Most everyone is familiar with the Golden Rule, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” In this continuation of his series on the Sermon on the Mount, Bro. Jeff examines this Bible truth in ways that you may not have thought of.
Paul often uses sports analogies to describe the Christian life. In Part 1, Bro. Jeff described how winners must get in the game, go by the book, and gather with the team. Here, we learn that, to be a winner, we must also get on the uniform and go for the goal.
What did Jesus say about worldliness and covetousness? Bro. Jeff clearly defines these for us and directs us to Biblical passages that challenges us to evaluate our own attitudes and lives.