The gospel of Matthew provides more details about the family business, our commission to spread the saving gospel message. We learn specifics there.
The gospel of Matthew provides more details about the family business, our commission to spread the saving gospel message. We learn specifics there.
What do we need to be sharing as we witness to a lot and dying farm? Scripture provides two points; we learn more about the first in this message.
Our sparks that prepare and motivate us for witnessing? The Spirit and the Savior. Bro. Jeff explains here.
How have you stewarded what the Master has entrusted to you? Have you responded as the Master expects, or have you buried your opportunity? As Bo. Jeff explains an important parable, we are encouraged to act responsibly.
“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.
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.