Just as Paul did, Christians have reasons to continue pursuing perfection. Learn more about the expectation, motivation, and purification that comes in anticipation of our returning Redeemer.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Encouragement (Page 6)
The old song proclaims, “This world is not my home; I’m just passing through.” Paul expressed anticipation of his permanent home, and Bro. Jeff reminds Christians of what we have to look forward to.
Here, Bro. Jeff shares a third reason why those who are walking with Christ can cheer up. Find encouragement and comfort in the divine plan of the One who has always been, and still is, in control.
How can we be cheerful when everything seems to be falling apart? Bro. Jeff begins this series with comforting answer: because of the deity and humanity of Jesus, we can “be of good cheer.” Find out more here.
The Holy Spirit has a ministry to perform in your life. Bro. Jeff lists ten areas where the comforter helps the needs we have.
We have a wonderful promise to keep us hopeful for the future. Be encouraged as Bro. Jeff shares more about that promise of an eternal home, insight, and empowerment.
“If those who are saved have to endure much suffering because of Christ, then what awful suffering is going to come to those who are without Christ?” Listen as Bro. Jeff describes the end that we must remember, for believers and unbelievers.
Even today, Christians suffer persecution to varying degrees. Peter poses the question, “…who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good?” Bro. Jeff explains the answer to that ever relevant question.
Paul encourages Timothy to keep performing the work of Christ for there is a reward coming. Bro. Jeff explains that this encouragement applies to all who have been born again. Find out what reward awaits those who look forward to Christ’s return.
Paul’s example of his fight, his finish, and his faith are encouragement to believers even today. Listen as Bro. Jeff describes two things that will get us off course and encourages us to preserve the gospel.