“Worship is not about the music we hear or the emotions we feel. In fact, it’s not about us at all.” What is worship from a Biblical perspective? Bro. Jeff answers that question and points out how Satan tries to distort worship.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 32)
Jesus is coming. Be ready. As he continues this study about God’s revelation of the events of end times, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of having assurance of salvation and then sharing the gospel so that others can have that assurance.
Crammed pack with Biblical truth and prophecy, tonight’s message motivates us all to seek and serve God as we see our culture rapidly declining. Beginning with the sounding of the 6th trumpet, Bro. Jeff continues to alert us to the events of end times.
Because of God’s revelation to John, we know what to expect in the future, including the shaking up in the end times. Bro. Jeff explains and shares the sobering message it provides for scoffers, sinners, and saints.
The devil uses the same trickery and tactics that he did in the beginning. Bro. Troutman outlines three tactics to help us avoid falling into Satan’s traps.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff takes a look at the eyewitnesses of the resurrection – those who saw the risen Christ and the joy they experienced – and share the important applications for us today.
Many then, and many still today, do not believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Matthew’s gospel provides proof that contradicts the political narrative of the Jewish leaders. Bro. Jeff takes a look at the supernatural details that simply cannot be explained away.
On this Resurrection Day, Bro. Jeff looks at the shaking at the crucifixion of Jesus the Christ. What “alerts” identified this crucifixion as different than any others? Why are they alarms for the unredeemed, but trumpets for those who have been saved? Learn more here.
Isaiah’s message to Judah is a message to us as well. If you want God to use you for His glory, there must first be a cleansing, a purging. How? Bro. Jeff explains here.
“King of Kings and Lord of Lords” is our Savior, Jesus Christ! Isaiah encountered His presence; have you?