The tragedy of Lot provides a display of worldliness and the consequences we want to avoid. Bro. Jeff describes Lot’s blessed connection, broad protection, and bad direction.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Worldliness
Perfection is the goal! In what areas do we need to grow toward God’s perfection? What are the enemies of that growth? Bro. Jeff claims to be “meddling,” but some truths bear saying.
What can be the seed, sword, shining light, soap, and supper all at the same time? Find out as Bro. Jeff continues sharing from scripture about the will of God.
“You’ll never know the will of God if you’re not saved, surrendered, or separated.” Lust and pride are Bro. Jeff’s focus in this message as he continues describing how worldliness puts us on the wrong side of God.
“And be not conformed to this world…” What does Paul’s admonition mean? Why should we keep a spiritual separation? Listen and learn; Bro. Jeff explains the dangers of worldliness.
As he focuses on Isaiah’s problem and the similar issues we face today, Bro. Jeff continues his list of problems in the church. In the previous message, we learned the problem of the left and the lukewarm. Here , he focuses on the lust – what the Bible says about its issues and repercussions.
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 does the Holy Spirit want to do in us to make us more like Jesus? In this continuation, Bro. Jeff digs in the scriptures to get more practical about the changes believers should allow God’s Spirit to do.
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.