Previously, Bro. Jeff detailed five areas of spiritual growth where temperance plays a key role. In this continuation, he guides our thoughts with regard to this fruit of the Spirit with two key words: danger and deprive.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Temptation
As Bro. Jeff points out, we cannot continue wearing the same dirty garment; there comes a time when we simply have to get rid of it. Learn how his metaphor applies to our spiritual health as he continues this series on the necessity of God’s Word.
When we choose the world over the will of God, what have we got to lose? A well-known Old Testament example provides answers; listen as Bro. Jeff provides insight.
What are you reflecting? Does it looks like Jesus, or does it look like the world? Bro. Jeff poses these questions as he shares some warnings about worldliness for the child of God.
What is worldliness? How does Satan work to draw people away from God, to entice them to eternal damnation? In this profoundly important message, Bro. Jeff begins a series of stern Biblical warnings about worldliness.
No mortal human is perfect enough, righteous enough, or holy enough, to enter high Heaven. But, when we are brought to a place of complete surrender, belief, and faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior, He becomes our perfect, Great High Priest. Discover many of the benefits to a believer as Bro. Jeff explains how Jesus, our Great High Priest, far surpasses the imperfect high priests of yore. We are so thankful for His amazing grace!
Bro. Jeff paints a humorous, but vivid, picture of what an entrapped life looks like. How can you be truly liberated? Where is freedom found? Do you want to be truly free? Learn more here!
Israel’s situation was dire, much like ours is today. Bro. Jeff looks at some grievous Biblical accounts of the sin and wickedness that leads to God’s judgment. “It’s time to seek the Lord!”
What keeps God’s people focused and motivated? We have God’s love which comes with an eternal hope! Bro. Jeff encourages us to endure in times of trial, in periods of persecution, and in days of discipline.
“If you aren’t willing to suffer, you won’t follow Jesus.” Christ suffered on the cross for you and I; God’s plan for us is also to take up a cross, to endure for the gospel’s sake. Straight from God’s Word, Bro. Jeff paints a picture of what it looks like to follow Jesus.