Oh the irony! Sometimes encouragement has a dark side. Tonight, we see witnesses who demonstrate how worthy God is, even to the point of torture and death for the sake of the gospel.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Persecution
We’ve learned how the early church was an example of the power of witnessing and Stephen as an example of perseverance. Today, Philip is the focus in the places where he shared the gospel.
Because of the promise of Christ’s presence, we don’t have to experience anger with problems, persecution, or poverty. Bro. Jeff explains.
The most glorious message of all is the conquest made for you and me so that, in HIM, we can have victory over sin, Satan, and death. Bro. Jeff describes the reason we celebrate on this glorious commemorative Resurrection Day!
How is your affection for the people of God who are persecuted and suffering? We learn from Bro. Jeff specific ways to love those who are struggling.
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.
Foundation. Framing. Fire. God is building a church; He is working and wants to work through us. We are encouraged by Bro. Jeff to put on our work gear and join our Heavenly Father in His construction project.
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.
Because of God’s revelation to John, we know what to expect in the future, including the shaking up in the end times. Bro. Jeff explains and shares the sobering message it provides for scoffers, sinners, and saints.
Our culture desperately needs shaking up and filling up like God did in the book of Acts. Bro. Jeff takes a look at revival in the early church, their problem, their praying, and the power they experienced.