Have you known someone, perhaps yourself, that tried to change, but the change was really only outward, not a true, permanent, inward transformation? Bro. Jeff highlights the way to real change here.
Have you known someone, perhaps yourself, that tried to change, but the change was really only outward, not a true, permanent, inward transformation? Bro. Jeff highlights the way to real change here.
Is there betrayal, bitterness, anger, hate in your life…either by you or toward you? The reconciliation Job offered to God provides a great deal of practical application for our lives. Bro. Jeff explains how we can have peace and blessing.
Continuing from the previous message, Bro. Jeff shares more about the repentance Job experienced. There is an importance application for us today and advice on how we can let God help us.
Job had no idea what God’s plan was in the midst of his intense trial. However, we have his example so that we can know the growth God has planned for us during the storms in our lives and His plan to bring us in closer relationship to Him. Bro. Jeff explains here.
You’ve heard the phrase “the gift that keeps on giving.” Here, Bro. Jeff focuses on the gift of the Holy Spirit that everyone receives the moment they are saved from their sins, a wonderful, all-encompassing gift of gifts, one might say.
When the scriptures are examined carefully, we sometimes find that they have been misinterpreted. Here, Bro. Jeff clears up any confusion there may be about the role baptism plays in salvation.
Peter revealed how to be saved using only one word, “repent.” Bro. Jeff describes three Biblical examples that explain the meaning of the gift of repentance.
Upon being “pricked in their heart,” the listeners to Peter’s sermon at Pentecost asked, “what shall we do?” Peter’s response applies to all who wish to spend eternity in Heaven. Bro. Jeff explains.
Listening to Bro. Jeff’s message today could potentially be the most important 40-minute investment of time you have ever made. Your eternity may depend on it.
“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.