To be filled with the Spirit, we can’t grieve the Holy Spirit. Do you pain the Spirit in your speaking? How about in the area of submission? You’ll get a better idea of what that means as Bro. Jeff continues his look at those things which sorrow the third person of the Trinity.
When we don’t pray as we ought, the Holy Spirit weeps. Why? Because he knows the wonders that happen when people pray. Bro. Jeff highlights several ways where we hinder spiritual progress and grieve the Spirit by our lack of real prayer.
Like a loving mother is influential in her child’s development, through scripture the Holy Spirit is instrumental in our spiritual development. Learn how He works in a Christian’s life as Bro. Jeff encourages us to be diligent in our study of God’s Word.
To live a life for God and be all He wants us to be, Christians must take a strong stand. When we don’t, we cause deep sorrow in the person of the Holy Spirit. What exactly does it mean to stand strong? The Scriptures provide answer; Pastor shares here.
Bro. Jeff continues with two more areas in which believers can grieve the Holy Spirit. Are you using your spiritual gift(s) for service? Are you surrendered to God’s will so that the Holy Spirit can clean you up and straighten you out?
God’s plan is to make us holy; the Holy Spirit is trying to transform our lives. However, we hinder that process when we bring sorrow by our choices. What choices, exactly? Bro. Jeff clarifies by examining the scriptures here.
Why is it that we don’t experience the power in our churches like they did in days of yore? The Biblical account Bro. Jeff shares here provides a challenging and encouraging answer to that question.
The account of the Shunammite woman not only provides us an example of what it means to be selfless and spiritual, but also satisfied and content. We also learn of her great faith that came from her seeking of God.
This Mother’s Day message inspires us in an attitude of selflessness. Learn what the Bible has to say as Bro. Jeff shares here.
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.