Will your anchor hold in the storms of life? Will your anchor drift or firm remain? The old hymn describes the hope that the redeemed have; Bro. Jeff clarifies in this revealing message.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Patience
What’s the use? What is the purpose of life? Hopelessness drives discouragement and despair. Bro. Jeff contrasts the worldviews that affect our outlook and continues delving into the power of hope.
Even in the most difficult of circumstances, the believer can cry, “Hallelujah!” Tonight, Bro. Jeff continues to share Biblical truth about the gratitude that leads to satisfaction.
Do you want the most purposeful, fulfilled life? The key is doing what God wants. Bro. Jeff continues listing important areas of surrender necessary to be what God wants us to be.
Have you seen Him? John did. And so can we, by faith. Bro. Jeff continues to bring out what we can learn from John’s vision, including some important characteristics of The Church.
The very best we can be is when we demonstrate the patience, obedience, and faith of the saints of end times. Bro. Jeff explains.
As Bro. Jeff points out, God’s people are not characterized by giving up. The patience of the saints in the last days is a challenge for Christians today; learn more here.
Why does Jesus want us to remember His suffering? In the previous message, we learned about the end He achieved and the enemy He defeated. Tonight, Bro. Jeff details a third reason, the example He set. Learn about His example of selflessness, to His example for spouses, to His example of suffering.
More than ever, we need the empowering of the Holy Spirit to help us carry out God’s plan of worship and witness. Bro. Jeff shares two things important to being filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
Do you need help with daily struggles and trials? Does the thought of death lead to distress? God has provided comfort. We continue learn the many ways that God’s Word equips us in our daily lives; in tonight’s lesson, Bro. Jeff focuses on Romans 15:4.