Jeff closes our ‘First Responders’ series by looking to the life of Joseph. The calling on Jesus’ earthly father had to be challenging but he responded with incredible faithfulness and obedience. What can we learn from the life of Joseph and how can we apply these biblical truths to our life today?
Jeff closes our series ‘People of His Presence,’ but looking at three New Testament promises: God’s Spirit is within you, You (personally) are the temple of God, and you (collective) are the temple of God. How might these truths impact how you walk with God and His people?
Jeff continues our series by talking about how we can ‘expect salvation.’ Scripture teaches us that God ‘rains down righteousness and salvation springs up from the ground.’ What does the fullness of this mean, and how can we participate in God’s mission today? Listen in as Jeff shares stories and encourages us to expect salvation in our daily lives with God.
One of the great promises of the Bible is that we can pray for/expect healing on this side of heaven. Listen in as we explore the tension behind healing prayer, how faith interacts with healing, and how we can expect God to move in our midst.
Life works best when we hear AND practice the teachings of Jesus. Following Christ isn’t about adhering to a bunch of rules and checklists in order to appease our God in heaven but it’s about walking close enough we’re like His shadow on earth. The challenge & question for us all is simply: are we applying the words of Christ to our daily life? Listen in as Jeff closes our series: “Questions From Jesus.”
A life of faith that’s passed down impacts generations to come. Timothy’s Grandmother Lois and mother Eunice passed down their faith to him and they couldn’t have ever imagine the impact he would make for the kingdom of God. How can you position yourself to pass down your faith and live a life of faith that’s not just for yourself?
Jeff continues our sermon by looking at ‘The Friends,’ from Mark 2. Not much is said about these friends, but our unsung heroes were willing to carry their loved one, dig through a roof, and exercise their faith, just to get someone in front of Jesus. Simply put: let’s all be the kinds of friends who do whatever it takes to get people to Jesus.
In Romans 9 & 10, Paul explains that many of God's people had rejected GOD'S WAY of salvation and opted to rely on their works instead of faith in Christ. This made Jesus a stumbling stone instead of their cornerstone. Two millennia later, we often fall into the same trap and try to earn our way into God's family.
