“Are you like the wise guy or like the sand man?” All of us are like one of the two men in a familiar story shared by Jesus. Bro. Jeff explains.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 102)
The teaching Jesus gave in His sermon on the mount is as relevant today as it was then. Here, Bro. Jeff focuses on Jesus’ words regarding false prophets and helps us know how to recognize false teachers in our day.
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.
Do you need God to do a work in your life? Prayer is the key. Jesus taught basic principles, expected persistence, and gave promises concerning prayer. Bro. Jeff encourages us to ask, seek, and knock. Learn more here.
In this continuation, Bro. Jeff shares 7 applicable truths from the Bible for securing a rock-solid marriage.
Do you have a marriage that rocks? Bro. Jeff offers sound Biblical advice on how to have a marriage on the Rock, not on the rocks. What does that mean? Listen here…
Moral or ethical criticism often invokes this oft quoted scripture, “Judge not!” in defense. It is sometimes taken out of context. Bro. Jeff explain the context which prompted Jesus’ words and challenges us all to examine ourselves with regard to judging others.
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.
If you want to be a winner, you’ve got to get in the game, go by the books, and gather with the team. Bro. Jeff uses Paul’s sports analogies to encourage all of us to be winners in the game.
What would happen if we didn’t pray? We learn from Samuel that lack of prayer is sin, and Bro. Jeff explores the consequences of neglect in our prayer lives. We hope that you’ll listen and be encouraged to prioritize the conversing and communing with our Creator.