Bro. Jeff explains how, as believers, one of our biggest obstacles is ourselves. Learn more about the running we must do as he continues describing the exit that is needed.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Christian Lifestyle (Page 9)
We continue to learn what it means to be a good soldier for our Lord. Using Paul’s words to Timothy, Bro. Jeff describes the endurance that is necessary, the entanglement that is forbidden, and the end that is desired.
Continuing with Paul’s encouragement to Timothy, Bro. Jeff describes one of the most important tasks, an investment in generations to come, to which we must be committed.
Believer, are you a weak Christian or a strong one? How can you know? How can we become stronger? Bro. Jeff addresses these concerns by examining Paul’s words to Timothy.
To live a life for God and be all He wants us to be, Christians must take a strong stand. When we don’t, we cause deep sorrow in the person of the Holy Spirit. What exactly does it mean to stand strong? The Scriptures provide answer; Pastor shares here.
Since God is trying to work in our lives, we need to do our best to find out what is well pleasing in God’s eyes. Bro. Jeff helps us get a clear, precise picture of what pleases God in our lives.
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.
Believers have the responsibility to seek out the truth, step into the truth, speak forth the truth, stand on the truth, and live out the truth in the will of God in our lives. Bro. Jeff encourages us here.
“Take heed and beware,” warns Jesus about this danger in all of our lives. If you are feeling dissatisfied, this sin may be to blame. There’s hope! Bro. Jeff clarifies, cautions, and points us to the Cure.
Once you’ve left dreadful Mt. Sinai and now reside in joyful Mt. Zion, why would you want to return? The writer of Hebrews provides this illustration; Bro. Jeff explains what believers today can learn from the mountains in the comparison.