Because Stephen is a good example of what a man of God looks like, Bro. Jeff begins examining Stephen’s characteristics worthy of emulation. Here, we learn what true, Biblical salvation looks like.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Parables
What will the second coming of Jesus be like? Jesus explained to his disciples; Bro. Jeff expounds in this message. A grim future for unbelievers is contrasted with a glorious one for children of the Kingdom.
If you discovered an extremely valuable treasure, what would you trade, or give up, for that gain? Bro. Jeff points us to something, Someone, worth abandoning everything, including ourselves. Have you gained the greatest Treasure of all?
We can’t really understand and appreciate Christmas until we understand our spiritual condition and God’s purpose for sending a Savior. Speaking on behalf of the shepherds, Bro. Jeff shares their testimony of receiving the gift of the Christ. Have you received that Gift?
God wants to bless you, but to receive the blessings, you must step through some doors. Here, Bro. Jeff explains that, in order to enjoy the fullness of God’s blessing, we must first step through the door of salvation. Have you stepped through that door?
This is a great lesson on envy and jealousy from Jesus as He explains the parable of the workers in the vineyard. Learn more about the wonderful grace offered by Christ as Bro. Jeff delves more into this lesson about being last.
Previously, Bro. Jeff looked at the lesson exposed by Jesus. In this inspirational message, we see some valuable lessons on how possessions can lead to poverty, as well as how poverty can lead to prosperity.
How will we know when Jesus’s return is near? Christ himself used a parable to reveal more about the signs we can expect; Bro. Jeff elaborates here.
“Are you like the wise guy or like the sand man?” All of us are like one of the two men in a familiar story shared by Jesus. Bro. Jeff explains.
Jesus tells the parable of the sheep and the goats. Who do the sheep represent? The goats? How does the story relate to us? Bro. Jeff clearly explains this story about glory.