Are you a sheep, or are you a goat? If you are a goat, are you trying to fake it and look like a sheep? Jesus uses a parable to reveal some important truths about Himself and us; Bro. Jeff shares insight here.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 28)
How have you stewarded what the Master has entrusted to you? Have you responded as the Master expects, or have you buried your opportunity? As Bo. Jeff explains an important parable, we are encouraged to act responsibly.
Is your lamp dry and empty? Or are you living for Christ, obediently watching for His return? Bro. Jeff urges us to be awake and watchful.
Knowing about the end gives reason to watch for the Lord who is coming. Is He your Lord? Are you watching for him? Christ is our purpose, and Bro. Jeff continues to describe how we should respond.
Are you watching for the Lord? This is number six in Bro. Jeff’s ways to respond to Christ’s purpose. Listen and learn more about the perfection of our life. Recognize the Person of Christ Remember the Power of Christ Realize the Preeminence of Christ Respond to the Purpose of Christ Walking After Him as Lord Worship Before Him as Lord Witness About…
Do you want to be involved in the Lord’s great work? If so, Bro. Jeff describes some key words that help us understand how to be engaged with the work of Jesus.
Foundation. Framing. Fire. God is building a church; He is working and wants to work through us. We are encouraged by Bro. Jeff to put on our work gear and join our Heavenly Father in His construction project.
“If you don’t pray, you’ll become prey.” Bro. Jeff continues to stress the importance of prayer – the sacrifice and discipline it requires and the blessings that result.
We continue to learn what it means to live under the Lordship of Christ and how we should respond to His purpose. In this continuation from the previous message, Bro. Jeff encourages us in the importance of prayer.
How does waiting on the Lord help us to get connected to Jesus, to give us His Strength? How do we wait? We find out from Peter’s example.