Being a servant wherever we are is another will of God for us. Bro. Jeff describes the expectations and exceptions to some obedience that comes with servanthood.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Submission
We need wisdom in what is the will of God, and Bro. Jeff continues sharing Biblical wisdom in that regard. Not only does God want us to be saved, He wants us surrendered to His will for our bodies, our minds, and our wills. Today, we begin learning about how to surrender our will to a loving God who wants the best for us.
Beginning with a definition of meekness, Bro. Jeff explores this next fruit of the Spirit by examining two great Biblical examples. When the Holy Spirit is living and working within us, we will have the meekness of Moses and our Master.
Tonight, Bro. Jeff takes a look at a man who prayed fervently. What can we learn from his example? If you want to be in the center of God’s will for your life, you’ll want to learn along with us.
Bro. Jeff emphasizes, “God saves us to serve Him.” And what a privilege it is! Learn more about the gift of service we receive when we become a child of God.
What does it mean to REALLY follow Jesus? Modern religious teachings don’t always line up with what Christ taught. In this powerful message, Bro. Jeff pleads with us to say “no” to self and “yes” to the Spirit of God, to surrender ourselves to the will of God in our lives.
“What the world needs in latter times is a real disciple of Jesus, and the enemy is battling for your mind.” Bro. Jeff continues discussing Paul’s list of important characteristics of real disciples. God may have you in mind to be a dedicated follower.
Like an army putting down their weapons and avoiding the battle, Christians are rendered powerless when they allow Satan to distract them from prayer. Bro. Jeff explains that we’ll get more done through prayer than through anything else. This powerful message will continue to bless every time it is heard.
As God dealt out the consequences for Adam and Eve’s disobedience, He began with the serpent and Satan, then the women, and finally the man. We learn how a favorite verse in John 3 cannot be understood until we understand Genesis 3 and the consequences of the divine curse on sinful humanity and creation. Why did Jesus suffer and die for our sins? It all goes back to Genesis; Bro. Jeff explains.
After they sinned, God explained the consequences of Adam and Eve’s choice. Previously, Bro. Jeff explained the consequences on the woman and her role in motherhood. Here, pastor focuses on the woman’s role as a wive, specifically, God’s divine order of authority and the position of submission that came with Eve’s disobedience.