When we love, do we love unconditionally? Sacrificially? Jesus demonstrated that kind of love, especially on the cross. If you are saved, this pure love lives in you, Bro. Jeff relates as he encourages us to grow in this area.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 10)
Walking with God is evidenced by some simple, yet profound, characteristics, outlined by Paul to the Ephesians and explained by Bro. Jeff in this message. Do we walk like we have been made new in Christ?
Today, Bro. Jeff points us to the examples of Abel, Enoch, Noah, and Abraham in how to walk with God, starting with the area of our faith.
Our Heavenly Father wants to teach us how to walk, with Him, for the rest of our lives. In comparing our Christian walk with a toddler first learning to take steps, Bro. Jeff paints a picture that encourages us in surrender, sacrifice, and obedience to God.
Fellowship with God. Protection from the enemy. Intercession for others. Prayer is so important; Bro. Jeff encourages us in our personal talks with our Heavenly Father.
Paul told Timothy that scripture has thoroughly furnished us “unto all good works.” Bro. Jeff details what that means and lists the vast blessings God provides to the redeemed through His Word.
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…
Tonight, Bro. Jeff emphasizes the gift to the family of God – the divinely inspired source of our spiritual birth and growth.
Even more important than food for our physical well-being is God’s Word for our spiritual well-being. Do you have an appetite for the Word of God?