In this message, we meet a hated man, one who got rich by dishonest means. Yet, Christ turned his life around. As Bro. Jeff states, if God can make Levi one of his men, He can use you!
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Encouragement (Page 3)
As Bro. Jeff points out, the most exciting, the most fulfilling work we can do is God’s work. Pastor continues this series with Biblical reassurance that God is real, alive, and can be experienced as we labor for God. He begins here with three of four passages that emphasize God’s presence with us.
God uses weak people; he takes “nobodies” and makes them “somebodies.” We hope your faith is strengthened as Bro. Jeff points out some important lessons we can learn from the account of Gideon.
Christ’s resurrection is proof that He is the Savior of the world. Here, Bro. Jeff focuses on the connection between the resurrection and the labor God’s people are called to do. What are the categories of work for the Christian? What does “family” have to do with serving God? Find answers here.
“God wants to grow you, perfect you, and use you. The most exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling adventure is to serve Him.” God has greater things to do through your life; Bro. Jeff explains and encourages us here.
Jesus said, “Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.” Bro. Jeff explores several Biblical examples of those who discovered God’s love for them by seeking Him. You too can find God’s love; seek Him today.
Two miraculous conceptions. A baby’s recognition. A mother’s prophetic words. What can we learn from a unique family visit? Bro. Jeff answers here.
Jesus sees you. He notices. He cares. He knows what you are going through and what you need. Bro. Jeff’s message about the widow’s son reveals the touch of help and of hope that Jesus wants to provide for us.
Sinners and saints will experience quite different outcomes during end times. In the previous message, the fate of the unsaved was discussed; here, Bro. Jeff contrasts that with the future of the saved, including their resurrection and their rule.
Contrary to the “health and wealth” teaching of today, sometimes God allows trials and tribulations for the greater good. But, we believers can praise God through the storms of life because He is our comforter, especially in our times of need. If you’ve wondered why God allows suffering, Bro. Jeff provides a few reasons as he encourages us here.