Surrender in Christ brings victory and the hope, patience, and prayer that ensues. Bro. Josh encourages us in the results we can have with obedience. Do you rejoice in hope?
Surrender in Christ brings victory and the hope, patience, and prayer that ensues. Bro. Josh encourages us in the results we can have with obedience. Do you rejoice in hope?
In the previous message, we walked through scriptural encouragement for the hope of the coming Kingdom. How does one enter that Kingdom? Learn here.
Today, Bro. Jeff points us to the examples of Abel, Enoch, Noah, and Abraham in how to walk with God, starting with the area of our faith.
Whether Father’s Day brings warm thoughts or painful memories, God loves us greatly. Here, Bro. Jeff focuses on the Heavenly Father and where His love is seen. Are you part of God’s family?
Today, Bro. Jeff delves deeper on what it means to be born again, the terrifying consequences of rejecting the Son’s sacrifice, and the faith that will bring fulfillment and eternal life.
Listen and learn is the lesson here. The Publican and the Pharisee provide examples to show us how Christ provides real rest for souls who come to Him.
Withstanding the enemy involves God sovereignly choosing His Church and the fellowship we should strive to build. In this message, Silvanus provides Bro. Jeff an example to follow when nurturing relationships between believers.
Why is God’s word so important to our victory in spiritual warfare? Bro. Jeff details five reasons, including the seed that gives us eternal life.
“You will never receive the good news until you understand the bad news. You’ll never get saved until you get lost.” Tonight, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of true Holy Spirit led salvation and the protection it provides in our war with the enemy. “You will never receive the good news until you understand the bad news. You’ll never get saved until you get lost.” Tonight, Bro. Jeff stresses the importance of true Holy Spirit led salvation and the protection it provides in our war with the enemy.
When he could see, he was blind. When he was blind, he could see. Paul’s example provides illustration as Bro. Jeff clarifies in this powerful message.