Bro. Jeff paints a humorous, but vivid, picture of what an entrapped life looks like. How can you be truly liberated? Where is freedom found? Do you want to be truly free? Learn more here!
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Humility
In this continuation from last service, Bro. Jeff explores several questions one could ask about Paul’s example of love. Are you growing in love with the right food and exercise?
Tonight’s message is full of tales of treachery and deceit, recklessness and conceit. Does that bring to mind a popular novel or movie, or do you think of how offensive these are to a our holy Creator? Bro. Jeff invites us to some self-examination as he continues describing the people of the last days.
An important lesson in sowing and reaping is learned through Biblical examples. A Theology About Evangelism A Theology About the End A Theology About Endurance A Theology About Economics 2 Corinthians 9:6-10 6 But this [I say], He which soweth sparingly shall reap also sparingly; and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. Matthew 6:19-20 19 Lay not up for yourselves…
As Bro. Jeff continues encouraging God’s people to “keep on keeping on,” he examines the account of one who endured immense trial and suffering. This man’s story ends in great blessing. How did he make it through? Find the answer here; perhaps it is just the encouragement you need.
God’s Word reveals much about angels, which is the focus of Bro. Jeff’s message this morning. We learn about the proper focus we should have concerning these mysterious beings as well as how God uses them to minister to and protect His people.
Because they aren’t careful of their personal integrity, many people lose their ability to be an effective disciple of Christ. Paul’s encouragement to Timothy applies to us as well. Bro. Jeff encourages us to keep our minds on Christ and stand for the gospel.
The message of hope that made the Gentiles glad is the same message of hope that will make us glad as well! Have you heard? To learn more about how you can have that encouragement, hope, and gladness, tune in to Bro. Jeff’s message here.
“Our greatest need has nothing to do with health or wealth. Our greatest problem is not sickness or poverty. Our greatest problem is sin, and our greatest need is forgiveness.” No sin is too shameful to forgive, and God is available and able. Won’t you seek Him today?
Bro. Jeff lists a “top 10” Old Testament examples of people who sought God in prayer, sometimes changing His mind. When we need God’s leadership, His intervention, His comfort, His mercy and grace, then we are promised that He will help in our time of need if we seek Him.