“If you want to find out what life is all about, you need to engage in the work of the Lord.” Bro. Jeff Describes three broad categories of which we are privileged to do God’s work.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Great Commission
Bro. Jeff encourages us to look at motivations for witnessing: who our Lord is and the commission, cloud, cross, and constraint He provides.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff details a third way we should respond to the purpose of Christ in our life. Find out how John the Baptist and our Savior were models of the witnessing that reflects Jesus in us.
Previously, we learned about the continuous worship of the saints after the resurrection and ascension of Christ. Tonight, Bro. Jeff delves into more details about the situations surrounding their worship and encourages us to follow their example.
Repentance is the response of the sinner, but remission is the response of the Savior. With true repentance to the point of surrendering to Jesus as Lord and Savior comes Divine forgiveness. Bro. Jeff continues describing God’s plan from the “opening chapter.”
What the disciples thought was the plan…wasn’t the plan. Preaching the good news of the gospel, sharing the message of repentance is part of God’s plan. Has God ever brought you to the point of repentance? Bro. Jeff poses this critical question as he helps us understand God’s plan.
We learn important lessons about evangelism and the model Jesus provided on how to reap a harvest of souls in tonight’s message. Learn more about God’s way of soul-winning by listening to Bro. Jeff’s examination of the scriptures in the story of the woman at the well. Do you have the eyes of an evangelist?
“There’s not going to be a harvest if no seed are planted.” Bro. Jeff encourages our diligence to evangelism with Christ’s “earthly story with a Heavenly meaning.” Regardless of the type of soil, we are God’s farmers and God’s ambassadors.
Do you see what Jesus sees? Are you ready to get involved in the harvest? In this message, Bro. Jeff begins exploring the theological lessons learned from harvest time. We learn to see, seek, and send.
There are many lessons that can be learned from the great confession of Peter. Tonight, Bro. Jeff delves into the question, the confession, and those lessons.