Using the analogy of a multilane on ramp onto a road, Bro. Jeff describes the way of peace. The only way to get on the way to peace is to enter the on ramp of justification. Are you on that byway?
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Belief
We can view food, but if we don’t eat it, we don’t benefit from its nourishment. This is true of spiritual nourishment as well. “If you’ve not received, then you’ve not believed. Receiving is believing; believing is receiving.” Transitioning from his messages on the need to hear the Word of God, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of receiving and studying God’s Word.
What does believing mean exactly? How does faith exhibit true belief? How does our prayer life evidence our faith? Using Biblical examples, Bro. Jeff encourages us to believe, that we may receive.
In the previous message, we learned about the connection between faith and the power of God. Here, Bro. Jeff describes four characteristics of the kind of faith that brings God’s amazing power.
If you want mountain-moving faith like Stephen, the kind that brings the power of God, there are some things to learn. Using examples of great faith in the Bible, Bro. Jeff encourages us to persevere, pray, and press on in our faith.
“And the apostles said unto the Lord, Increase our faith.” Do you want to increase your faith? Bro. Jeff shares a few of the many accounts of incredible faith and the marvelous works that resulted. Listen and learn two key ways in which God grows us in our faith.
Because Stephen is a good example of what a man of God looks like, Bro. Jeff begins examining Stephen’s characteristics worthy of emulation. Here, we learn what true, Biblical salvation looks like.
Obedience to God is essential. In this message, Bro. Jeff describes God’s expectations of obedience, Biblical examples of obedience, and the steps to obedience.
More than ever, we need the empowering of the Holy Spirit to help us carry out God’s plan of worship and witness. Bro. Jeff shares two things important to being filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Repentance is the response of the sinner, but remission is the response of the Savior. With true repentance to the point of surrendering to Jesus as Lord and Savior comes Divine forgiveness. Bro. Jeff continues describing God’s plan from the “opening chapter.”