Thus far, Bro. Jeff has delved into the gospel the first angel is preaching, including the message to fear, glorify, and worship God. Tonight, we learn two reasons why we should reverence God in those ways. Listen and learn more about His creation and the judgment to come.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Gospel
We learn from the first angel that we should fear God. What does exactly does that mean? Bro. Jeff delves in the scriptures to help us understand.
Using the analogy of a multilane on ramp onto a road, Bro. Jeff describes the way of peace. The only way to get on the way to peace is to enter the on ramp of justification. Are you on that byway?
As Bro. Jeff takes a closer look at the incredible encounter, a salvation experience, that a devout Pharisee had with the resurrected Messiah, he describes the common characteristics of Holy Spirit led, born-again salvation. Have you met the Master?
Because Stephen is a good example of what a man of God looks like, Bro. Jeff begins examining Stephen’s characteristics worthy of emulation. Here, we learn what true, Biblical salvation looks like.
What does godliness look like? How can we know the difference between performance and true godliness? Learn more as Bro. Jeff continues describing what it looks like to please God.
What is your purpose? Why are you here? Bro. Jeff shares the answer and challenges us to assess our godliness.
A warning from Jesus about legalism and liberalism lead to some valuable lessons, not only for the disciples, but for us as well. Are you operating by reason or by faith? Are you caught up in the cares of this world? Gain some insight from Bro. Jeff’s message tonight.
“What the world needs in latter times is a real disciple of Jesus, and the enemy is battling for your mind.” Bro. Jeff continues discussing Paul’s list of important characteristics of real disciples. God may have you in mind to be a dedicated follower.
What sorts of things distract from our faith, decrease God’s power in our lives? Bro. Brett challenges us with three key points to consider as he examines some common hindrances Christians encounter.