“For man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” Learn with us today from Samuel some basic principles in wisdom and obedience.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on God (Page 2)
In this message, we learn about the childhood, the call of Samuel, and the blessings of surrender to God’s call on our lives.
Feeling miserable and misjudged, Hannah was heard by God. Her problem led her to pray which led her to great peace. God may be using your problem to do a great work.
Isaiah tells us that “you who have no money, come, buy, and eat.” In order to receive living water, salvation, we must come to Jesus empty. Bro. Jeff explains.
Do you thirst after God? Tonight, we are encouraged to seek Him. If we seek after Him with all our heart, soul, and mind, we will find Him, and He will bless.
Purpose and provision. As we look at some basic truths about God and focus on Him, or attention here is on the supply that God provides, as well as the sympathy God has for our needs. We can trust Him.
Where is your heart and eye focused? We are encouraged to keep our love and attention on God, The One who loves us and wants to provide all we need.
Tonight’s message reminds us of God’s sovereignty, graciousness, and power. Despite his sin and shortcomings, God still used Moses to do great things. The same is true for you and I, so don’t give up!
Using the example of the Israelites, we are warned about the danger of repeated disobedience and rebellion. We can provoke chastisement and bring judgment on ourselves.
What can we learn from the Exodus account? God tests us. The test tells the story. The Israelites failed the test; how do you do?