The Bible says we should love those who hurt us. Do you love enough to forgive? Stephen followed the example of Christ; do we? Bro. Jeff encourages us to follow the example of Jesus; learn more here.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Mercy
Have you been wronged? Having trouble forgiving? When God has pardoned, what does that say about our unforgiving heart? Tonight Bro. Jeff stresses Stephen’s example and picture of God’s mercy.
Has there ever been a time in your life when God brought you to brokenness, repentance, and mercy? If not, then we strongly encourage you to join us as Bro. Jeff describes God’s wonderful mercy on those who will seek Him.
Israel’s situation was dire, much like ours is today. Bro. Jeff looks at some grievous Biblical accounts of the sin and wickedness that leads to God’s judgment. “It’s time to seek the Lord!”
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.
On the East Side of Eden. It sounds like an interesting novel or movie, but the term calamity better describes the shocking scenes of actual events in Genesis 4. We learn lessons about doing things our way, instead of God’s way, as Bro. Jeff picks up where he left off in the previous message.
Evidence of backslidden believers is found in their questioning the goodness and justice of God. Using Malachi’s prophetic message from God, Bro. Jeff challenges us to self-examination; do we have a correct view of the holy, righteous, loving God?
Those who are children of God have received an inheritance. What exactly does that mean? Many blessings! Learn more as Bro. Jeff explains here.
Things look much better from a heavenly perspective than they do from a worldly point of view! Bro. Jeff inspires with this message about the blessing of heavenly placement for believers.
“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?