In order to win the victory in spiritual warfare, there are several areas in which we need to be set apart, or separated. Today, Bro. Jeff begins with the area of worldliness.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Separation (Page 2)
We are learning what sanctification means. In tonight’s message, Bro. Jeff focuses on the area of relationships and the consequences of crossing God’s boundaries.
What can be the seed, sword, shining light, soap, and supper all at the same time? Find out as Bro. Jeff continues sharing from scripture about the will of God.
“You’ll never know the will of God if you’re not saved, surrendered, or separated.” Lust and pride are Bro. Jeff’s focus in this message as he continues describing how worldliness puts us on the wrong side of God.
“And be not conformed to this world…” What does Paul’s admonition mean? Why should we keep a spiritual separation? Listen and learn; Bro. Jeff explains the dangers of worldliness.
Isaiah’s message to Judah is a message to us as well. If you want God to use you for His glory, there must first be a cleansing, a purging. How? Bro. Jeff explains here.
Why have Christians always been targeting for persecution? Bro. Jeff categorizes three reasons why and challenges listeners to consider this, “Which side are you on?”
“When the evidence is right in front of you, and you can’t see it, then you know you are blind.” The same spiritual blindness exhibited by Jewish leaders in Jesus’ day is evident today; they didn’t believe that Jesus is who He says He is. What irrefutable evidence do we have? There is a warning to those who persistently reject Christ; Bro. Jeff explains in today’s message.
What happens when a person is saved, converted, received eternal life? Nothing is more important than having the assurance of salvation from sin, and Bro. Jeff explains the first question on the test for salvation. Do you know for sure that you have been born again?
Previously, Bro. Jeff focused on Eve’s deception. Here, we turn our gaze to Adam and his deliberate and devastating disobedience. What does that mean for you and I? How did God provide a remedy? Learn here.