The story of Zephthah reveals the corruption and worldliness of the Israelites. Despite his imperfection, Zephthah listened to the Spirit of God and stepped out in faith; God used him to defeat the enemy. If God can use somebody like Zephthah, He can use you if you too will listen to Him and step out by faith!
Believers are assured of God’s presence with them. Listen here to learn about a comforting promise, a commissioning service, a cat attack, and the compassion passage which comforts us as we look at our Great High Priest and His mercy and grace.
As Bro. Jeff points out, the most exciting, the most fulfilling work we can do is God’s work. Pastor continues this series with Biblical reassurance that God is real, alive, and can be experienced as we labor for God. He begins here with three of four passages that emphasize God’s presence with us.
Though his life plays out much like soap-opera, this man, despite his problems, won an impressive victory when he stepped out in faith. Bro. Jeff brings to life the account of Samson and brings out the application for us today.
How is a Christian’s work like a construction project? Using the Apostle Paul’s illustration, Bro. Jeff encourages us in the privilege it is to be involved in doing the Lord’s work.
Believers have a special fellowship with God in many ways. The fellowship our labor involves is illustrated in two parables. What can we learn from Paul “the planter,” Apollos “the aqua man,” and God “the grower?” Bro. Jeff provides practical application to our lives in this message.
The subject of this message is a man who stepped out by faith and gained a great victory over an enemy. We learn that the only way to real prosperity, to prevailing over the enemy, to real praise, to real peace is to live by faith. Learn more from Bro. Jeff’s message here.
Missing in many people’s lives is hope. Hopelessness leads to bad, reckless, and even dangerous decisions. Do you want hope? Peace? Joy? You can find it! Start here as Bro. Jeff continues to describe the connection between our labor, our walk, and the resurrection.
Are you willing to go beyond the “normal” boundaries to do what God wants you to do, to be all that God wants you to be? To learn more about areas in which we are to be abounding, listen to Bro. Jeff’s message here. 1 Corinthians 15:58 (KJV) 58 Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast,…
God uses weak people; he takes “nobodies” and makes them “somebodies.” We hope your faith is strengthened as Bro. Jeff points out some important lessons we can learn from the account of Gideon.