If you want to be a winner, you’ve got to get in the game, go by the books, and gather with the team. Bro. Jeff uses Paul’s sports analogies to encourage all of us to be winners in the game.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Repentance (Page 14)
Many people would love to open a gift that declared their debts completely paid off. In fact, the greatest gift we can ever receive is indeed a gift of a forgiven debt. If you’ve received that gift, then you know. If you haven’t, learn more in Bro. Jeff’s encouraging message here.
Repentance. What exactly is it? Bro. Jeff explains this wonderful gift – it’s importance, instructions we have regarding it, and some illustrations of what it is like to experience it.
The end times are going to be fearful as the time of God’s longsuffering is done. Here, Bro. Jeff explains the horrendous acts of God’s wrath in the second half of the Tribulation period.
God can save anyone, no matter who they are, no matter how far gone they are, no matter how wicked they lived. That truth is illustrated in the conversion and confession of a blood-thirsty soldier. Listen as Bro. Jeff relates the account here.
Bro. Jeff describes some divine blessings freely given to those who are part of God’s kingdom. Would you count poverty as a blessing? How about mourning and meekness? Have you experienced these blessings?
When the LORD of the temple show up, things get shaken up, and it may not be as we expect. How does this account of Jesus visiting the temple apply to us today? Bro. Jeff explains.
All it took to start a revival was one man under a burden, broken before God, seeking Him. Learn more as Bro. Jeff shares the account of the rebellion of the people, the response of the priest, and the results of praying.
Today’s message is an encouraging tale that demonstrates just how much God loves sinners and rejoices when they come back to Him. Bro. Jeff shares some insights on one of Jesus’ most well known parables.
Bro. Pelkey has a way of telling stories in a way that make you feel as if you are really there. His presentation of the account of the woman at the well is no different. Learn how an outcast woman finds love, acceptance, and the true meaning of worship as she takes a drink of that living water.