What seems like a simple cliche closing statement, really entails so much more! The author’s deep desire for others is something that is sufficient to get us through any temptation or trial. Bro. Jeff helps us better understand.
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
…with His stripes we are healed. ~Isaiah 53:5
Sermons on Transformation (Page 4)
The darkness of the world needs the Divine Light, our Savior. Believers, we have been called, just as the disciples were called, to take His light into the world still. Bro. Jeff sheds light on what that really means.
Have you known someone, perhaps yourself, that tried to change, but the change was really only outward, not a true, permanent, inward transformation? Bro. Jeff highlights the way to real change here.
Are you looking to be revived? Are you hoping for real revival in our nation? Bro. Jeff gives us a powerful definition of real revival by examining the experience that Isaiah had.
Just as Paul did, Christians have reasons to continue pursuing perfection. Learn more about the expectation, motivation, and purification that comes in anticipation of our returning Redeemer.
God has saved you for a purpose. He wants to advance you in the direction of perfection and use you for His glory. When we stand still, we actually regress in the other direction. Which direction are you moving in?
What does it look like when Emmanuel, which means “God with us,” is really with us? It looks like a Christian workout and a divine work-in. Bro. Jeff explains.
How is the transforming work of the Holy Spirit like fixing up an old house? Bro. Jeff encourages us as he explains God’s plan for our lives.
Many would say that nothing can compare to a mother’s love. The affection and agony that Paul felt as well as the attainment that he desired for the Galatians is compared to a mother’s travail. Bro. Jeff explains.
The apostle Paul zealously, passionately, and tirelessly worked against the spread of the gospel of Christ. His conversion cannot be explained by anything other than divine intervention. Bro. Jeff shares Paul’s fascinating account and the hope and encouragement it provides for us today.