In Bro. Jeff’s previous message, he shared Jesus’ warnings about hypocrisy. In this eye-opening continuation, he begins with the first two “woes,” or divine judgments, that Jesus pronounced to the hypocritical Jewish leaders of that day.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Jesus loved unbelievers so much that he warned them of the false teaching that could keep them from eternity in Heaven. Bro. Jeff focuses here on Jesus’ confrontation of the Jewish leaders, their deception, their hypocrisy, and how we can avoid the same pitfalls.
Bro. Jeremy examines the account of the woman at the well, her daily quest for water, her search for satisfaction. If you are looking for “what’s missing,” for true fulfillment in your life, perhaps this message can help.
The Apostle Paul gave evidence and proof that Christ really did rise from the dead. He laid the foundation for skeptics and unbelievers. Bro. Jeff shares that proof here.
Jesus gave his disciples fair warning of events to come; His death and resurrection was all part of God’s divine plan from the beginning, from creation. Bro. Jeff deepens our understanding with more of Christ’s predictions and focuses on one impetuous disciple in particular.
Bro. Jeff examines another occasion when Jesus predicted His own betrayal and death. Another prediction is made by our Lord, one which demonstrates that things aren’t going to happen the way we think if they contradict God’s sovereign plan.
There were prophets, and there was THE prophet. How did this Prophet know what was going to happen? What does it have to do with the purpose of your life? Bro. Jeff provides insight here.
What difference does it make if we substitute salt for sugar in our cookies? Bro. Jeff uses this illustration to encourage us, just as Paul commandedTimothy, to be keepers in the kingdom. Learn more here.
When the Bible is clear on what we should do or shouldn’t do, our decisions are easy. What do we do when the Bible isn’t clear? Bro. Jeff sheds light by offering some Biblical principles or tests that we may apply in our decision making.
Near the end of His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells listeners that they must decide between two destinations. “What choice will you make, life or destruction?” is the question Bro. Jeff focuses on in this message. How do you answer?