Are you a “babe?” Teachable and trusting? Or are you “wise and prudent” – not teachable or trusting? Bro. Jeff explains how Jesus used sarcasm to explain how some perceive revelation.
Are you a “babe?” Teachable and trusting? Or are you “wise and prudent” – not teachable or trusting? Bro. Jeff explains how Jesus used sarcasm to explain how some perceive revelation.
We’ve been learning from the account of Jesus condemning several churches. Tonight, Bro. Jeff goes deeper; that condemnation comes when people won’t respond to God’s revelation. Learn what it takes to avoid God’s judgment, how to have eternal life.
In order to be free from the captivity of the enemy, we must be constantly in the Word of God. Bro. Jeff lists what that entails.
There are many who claim belief, but don’t really have it, and thus do not have assurance of eternal life. Bro. Jeff examines examples from the Bible of those who are deceived and makes application to us today.
Why is God’s word so important to our victory in spiritual warfare? Bro. Jeff details five reasons, including the seed that gives us eternal life.
God is good! Among several ways, His goodness is demonstrated through the lives of His people. In this message, Bro. Jeff begins describing what a Christian lifestyle looks like.
Paul examples for us the privilege, purpose, and perseverance that characterize our call to ministry. How was he able to continue without giving up or giving in? Bro. Jeff begins taking a look at how Paul’s faith influenced his view.
A truck dangling over a bridge provides a perfect illustration of the rescue our glorious Savior provides to save us from physical, spiritual, and eternal death.
God has promised peace to those who believe. What does that look like? Bro. Jeff answers and describes how to find inner peace.
Why would an eternal God want to become a man and live here on earth? How does that relate to the life of faith and hope in God? The Christmas Story provides examples that Bro. Jeff shares to encourage us to seek redemption and live as God desires for us.