Previously, Bro. Jeff encouraged us with our victory over death and sin. Here, he continues with the victory Christians have over the Law, and over the Devil. Have you been redeemed? Released from obligation? Rescued? Recovered?
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons from April 2019
Those who have born-again salvation have victory over death and victory over sin. Bro. Jeff explains with seven key words that reveal this victory we have in Jesus Christ.
Here, Bro. Jeff gives us a fresh look at the Battle of Jericho as he ties it to practical applications in our lives today. If you feel like you are wandering in a spiritual wilderness, if you need help fighting life’s battles, then learn how to get on the right path and have victory.
Because Jesus rose, our faith is not in vain! Bro. Jeff continues encouraging us in our connections to Christ’s resurrection, including our salvation, faith, hope, and future. We hope you are encouraged as well as you listen.
If we take out the resurrection of Christ, everything else falls apart. Bro. Jeff’s message today explains the truth of the resurrection; Christ is who He said He was. Have you met the living, resurrected Christ?
Have you ever been in a no-end situation, one where there seemed to be no way out? What can we learn from the account of the Hebrews when they were surrounded by the Red Sea ahead of them and the pursuing enemies behind them? God provided a way out, just as He can for you.
Here, we learn more from Bro. Jeff about how the Passover serves as a reminder that God has made a way for us, a way out of death and bondage, a way to eternal life. Are you absolutely certain Heaven will be your eternal home?
As Bro. Guffey notes, a person’s final words carry special weight, and the last recorded words spoken by Jesus are no exception. What does His example teach use about living and dying? Listen and learn how to lose much chaos in your life.
The account of Moses, in leading the Israelites out of the land of Egypt, provides courage for us to be faithful as we face our fears.
Moses could have had high positions, worldly pleasures, and great prosperity in Egypt. Yet, he refused. Why would someone turn away from such coveted things? Bro. Jeff answers that question here.