If we are going to do the business of God, we must get our fellowship right. Here, we learn about the importance of assembling together for worship through thick and thin.
If we are going to do the business of God, we must get our fellowship right. Here, we learn about the importance of assembling together for worship through thick and thin.
Experiencing real Christian fellowship, the early church provides our example of what fellowship really is and the unity that can result.
Walking with God is evidenced by some simple, yet profound, characteristics, outlined by Paul to the Ephesians and explained by Bro. Jeff in this message. Do we walk like we have been made new in Christ?
How are trials, forgiveness, love, and faith used by God to comfort us? In this message, Bro. Jeff describes how fellow believers help each other.
Do you have hope? Are you looking forward to Jesus’ return? Bro. Jeff describes to us just how powerful hope can be for Christ’s redeemed.
Are you neglecting your gift? If you’ve met Jesus in a salvation experience, then you’ve received at least one spiritual gift. To help us better understand, Bro. Jeff explains spiritual gifts and the detrimental affect that inattention has on the body of believers.
Peace with God and good will toward men is not just a trite Christmas wish; it is available today. Through Christ, we have access to the Creator of the universe! Paul’s instruction about racism in the time of Christ is applicable today. We hope you are as blessed by Bro. Jeff’s message as we were. You, too, can have that peace.
How do you know if you have the love of God in your heart? Do you have a forever love? A fervent love? A true, un-hypocritical love? Bro. Jeff challenges us to examine our hearts, minds, and actions in this application message on love.
Christians, what are you projecting in your words, actions, attitudes? Bro. Jeff focuses on another principle of peace in this message, encouraging us to project something that is real in our hearts whether we are singing or suffering.
The publicly calling out by Paul of two ladies in the church teaches us one of the most important lessons of our lives. Bro. Jeff explains.