Bro. Jeff continues to guide us to the way of help in our time of need. Here we learn the connections our consciences have and what the Bible reveals about the privilege of prayer. Do you want to know how to experience the presence of God? Listen here.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 91)
Recently, Bro. Jeff delved into God’s expectation and the Bible’s explanation of giving, the sacrifice of our possessions. Here, he examines a few Biblical and inspirational examples of giving.
“Giving always helps the giver, perhaps more than than the receiver.” Bro. Jeff explores God’s instructions to us regarding the sacrifice of our possessions.
What may seem right to us, because of our sinfulness, may not be right from God’s perspective. How do we know what is good in God’s eyes? Bro. Jeff helps us know the meaning of a good performance and walks us through scriptures to encourage us in offering a sacrifice of goodness to God.
Christian, what do people usually hear from your lips? Adoration and praise for God, or anxiety and frustration with things of the world? Bro. Jeff encourages by sharing how to walk more closely with God.
Do you wonder why your relationship, your life, is in such turmoil? There is possibility for peace! Bro. Jeff offers insights on how to enhance peace in our hearts and in our relationships.
Why would you want to go back when what you have now is far superior? The letter writer essentially asks this of the Hebrews; Bro. Jeff encourages us to consider the same question as he compares God’s new covenant with Old Testament law.
What does the resurrection of Christ reveal to us? Learn about the defeat of our greatest enemy here!
Did you ever want to know more about Heaven? Bro. Jeff takes an unconventional approach to what the Bible says about the Continuing City and its effects on those who are looking forward to this City. The best is yet to come!
Here, Bro. Jeff shares the significance of Jesus’ agony and suffering. Our souls rejoice as we are reminded of the picture before, the place for, the purpose of, and the participation in His suffering. Come “outside the camp” with us and enjoy the benefits that even the priests of old couldn’t.