Hezekiah is an example of how God will change the course of events. Isaiah provides an example of the power of prayer and seeking the Savior.
Hezekiah is an example of how God will change the course of events. Isaiah provides an example of the power of prayer and seeking the Savior.
As he focuses on Isaiah’s problem and the similar issues we face today, Bro. Jeff continues his list of problems in the church. In the previous message, we learned the problem of the left and the lukewarm. Here , he focuses on the lust – what the Bible says about its issues and repercussions.
Temperance is more than self-control. We’re learning about this fruit of the Spirit, including some key words that provide understanding and instruction on how this fruit grows in the life of a Christian. Previously, Bro. Jeff discussed “danger” and “deprive.” Learn about the third key word “death” and the Bible’s hit list.
When we choose the world over the will of God, what have we got to lose? A well-known Old Testament example provides answers; listen as Bro. Jeff provides insight.
What is worldliness? How does Satan work to draw people away from God, to entice them to eternal damnation? In this profoundly important message, Bro. Jeff begins a series of stern Biblical warnings about worldliness.
Using Stephen’s defense of himself and the Word of God, Bro. Jeff continues to warn of the dangers of resisting God. Tonight’s message focuses on disobedience of God’s first two commandments. Do you have idols in your life?
Are you plugged into the power of God? Do you want to have effectiveness and endurance in your spiritual giftedness, your ministry? That’s the focus of Bro. Jeff’s message tonight; listen to learn three steps to have the power on your life that Stephen experienced.
Do you see yourself as God sees you? The new year typically brings self-evaluation and goal-making; Bro. Jeff challenges us to do some “God-evaluation” and take seriously the way God views things as He has revealed to us in His Word.
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…
How should our material resources be used? Listen to the theological expectation and explanation as Bro. Jeff continues this series of messages from 2 Corinthians 9:6.