Some things don’t change… Just as in Biblical times, leaders today are still influenced by Satan to bring destruction. Several examples and what we can learn from them are provided by Bro. Jeff.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Temptation (Page 2)
Christian friend, do you find yourself discouraged to the point that you want to quit on God? You may be under demonic attack. Take heart! In this inspiring message, Bro. Jeff encourages us with Biblical truth to persevere.
Conscience. What is it exactly? How do we keep our consciences clean? Practical applications wrap up the message after Bro. Jeff provides a definition and Biblical knowledge regarding that inner sense of right and wrong.
Bro. Jeff continues to list strategies that Satan uses to deceive and destroy. Tonight, he stresses the way that the devil tries to destroy our relationships.
In his intent to destroy us, how does Satan seduce our “fleshly” desires? How does the Holy Spirit help protect us from the devices of the devil? Bro. Jeff details spiritual disease and describes the remedy.
Seduction and suffering are two ways Satan uses to destroy. In this message, Bro. Jeff begins this series by helping us understand the devices of the devil.
Sons of Adam and daughters of Eve are naturally discontent, but satisfaction can be had. Bro. Jeff encourages us with help on how to cultivate contentment in our lives.
As he continues exploring our destiny of a life of faith and hope, Bro. Jeff looks at another area from which faith and hope protects the redeemed. Tonight, he focuses on greed, covetousness, and temptation.
The Living Word not only lights paths, but also transforms hearts, washes away filth, and warns of dangers. These benefits, Bro. Jeff points out, come when we are pursuing holiness by focusing on God’s Word.
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.