How devoted and diligent are we as witnesses to the life-saving message of Christ? Isaiah’s prophecies bring chills in their accuracy of future events. Bro. Jeff paints a vivid picture of Christ’s suffering on our behalf and encourages us to follow the example of Isaiah’s faithful witness.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Great Commission (Page 4)
As Bro. Jeff continues to lead us through Paul’s journey, we learn so much practical advice for our lives today, both for believers and unbelievers. Are we living out God’s purpose for our lives? Learn more here.
Captivity. Calamity. Compassion. Commission. In this message for both believers and non-believers, Bro. Jeff contrasts the peace and hope that comes from freedom in Christ with the emptiness and torture that comes from unbelief.
Have you received the Comforter? Do you have cheer that you want to share about that biggest catch you made? Have you told anyone about Jesus lately? Bro. Jeff explains and challenges us here.
In contrast to the rejection of the gospel by the Jews, the Gentiles gladly received, believed, and proclaimed the Word of God. What motivated them to do so? Bro. Jeff begins listing reasons that apply to and encourages us today.
Do you know Jesus? If so, do your interactions preach the Word? As he reminisces about 9/11/2001, Bro. Adam challenges us with these two questions of encouragement to seek Jesus and do God’s will.
Focusing on the area of ministry, Bro. Jeff makes practical application of some key characteristics of the early church. Are you listening to God? Looking for opportunities? Demonstrating “holy determination?” Using your abilities? Taking action? In what kind of ministry does God want you involved?
“People who are growing are hungry.” They are also committed to helping others be born again. Are you spiritually growing? Hungry for God’s Word? Sharing the gospel? We are urged to be diligent and encouraged in our blessings by pastor in this powerful message.
Christians, we have to be both an example and an evangelist. One without the other makes our witness incomplete. Bro. Jeff explains here.
When a little child doesn’t eat normally, it is cause for concern. Similarly, when children of God don’t have an appetite for the Word, it is a symptom of a spiritual problem. Bro. Jeff challenges us with the example of the early church and the priority they gave to hearing and learning God’s Word.