“Is this me? How much do I love God? My neighbor? The Word of God?” Bro. Jeff encourages us to do an honest accounting of our hearts.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on The Church (Page 2)
Even though you are saved and love the Lord, Bro. Jeff says, you can still get your life off-track and away from God’s protection. He clarifies Paul’s statement “whom I have delivered unto Satan” with Biblical examples.
Only God can provide deep, inner satisfaction. “Quench not the Spirit” is key, and Bro. Jeff gives practical, Biblical advice on having real contentment.
The written account of John’s vision gives us a vivid description of Christ, including his hair, eyes, feet, voice, and countenance. Bro. Jeff continues to show us the Savior. Have you seen Him?
Have you seen Him? John did. And so can we, by faith. Bro. Jeff continues to bring out what we can learn from John’s vision, including some important characteristics of The Church.
“Can you see the warning light?” Using the analogy of a tire pressure warning light, Bro. Jeff compares problems of today with those of Isaiah’s time. Listen and learn with us about two problems, the left (not what you might think), and the lukewarm.
Continuing his encouraging series about Stephen, Bro. Jeff prompts us to ponder on the providence of God and how much the gospel spread as a result of Stephen’s stoning.
Even though he was accused, Stephen wasn’t the one who blasphemed the temple of God. Find out exactly how the temple was disrespected as Bro. Jeff continues this series in Acts.
An important lesson in sowing and reaping is learned through Biblical examples. A Theology About Evangelism A Theology About the End A Theology About Endurance A Theology About Economics 2 Corinthians 9:6-10 6 But this [I say], He which soweth sparingly shall reap also sparingly; and he which soweth bountifully shall reap also bountifully. Matthew 6:19-20 19 Lay not up for yourselves…
“There’s not going to be a harvest if no seed are planted.” Bro. Jeff encourages our diligence to evangelism with Christ’s “earthly story with a Heavenly meaning.” Regardless of the type of soil, we are God’s farmers and God’s ambassadors.