Ministry Time

Dave Jeffers is a Sunday School Teacher, Bible student, and lay preacher. Dave graduated magna cum laude from Liberty University with a bachelors degree in religion. Dave received cum laude honors at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary with a M.A. in Theological Studies. In Eavesdropping on God, the listener has the privilege of "listening" in on the conversations, the questions, and the struggles that one man faces that are not unfamiliar to many Christians.

Do you believe God has placed a purpose and plan in your heart for business? Do you need help channeling your passion into profits? Are you scared to death to pursue the plans you believe God has placed in your heart for business? This audiobook is for you.

The scriptures remind us to "Knock and the door shall be opened to you" and to "Seek and you shall find", yet in these times of misdirection and confusion, many well-meaning people seek the word of God yet are led astray. This begs the question: What does a real relationship with God look like?

The church as we know it is in complete disarray. The leaders have become prideful and arrogant, and the sheep sit senseless, beaten into a state of disarray through fear and intimidation. The gifts are being abused, and they are being used out of order, and everyone is ministering for attention, engagements, and money. Is this what Christ died for? So the arrogant and prideful could lay waste to people whose love for God is being manipulated in order to control who they are and what they should become?

In this audio we will look at the weapons God has given us to fight the enemy. We will see that there are two classifications of weapons. We will look at how to use each weapon for maximum effect and what classification of weapons to use at what times. We will learn what enemy strongholds are and what they're made of. We will learn how destroy them in our own lives, as well as those lives of others that God leads us to.

By learning what each piece of the Armor is for they will understand why Paul didn't include the Isaiah pieces. This is going to enable Spiritual Warriors to move into deeper realms of warfare. Which will allow them to be more successful in Spiritual Battles.

On the first day the world had ever known God had a busy week in front of Him.... So begins Once Upon A World, a delightful collection of Bible stories for children. With stories selected from the Old and New Testaments, the fresh clear style of author Robert Duncan combines superbly with the wry and gentle humour of the late John Le Mesurier, one of Britain's most distinctive and loved voices best known for his portrayal of Sergeant Wilson in Dad's Army.

One of the most controversial statements in the New Testament concerns the virgin conception and subsequent birth of Jesus, a conception in which man had no part. It's recorded that a virgin conceived a son without the aid of man, then secretly and without effort gave birth to her conception. This is the foundation upon which all Christendom rests. The Christian world is asked to believe this story, for man must believe the unbelievable to fully express the greatness that he is.

In a world full unpredictable weather and incurable disease, how can anyone help peace and confidence? There is only one way to have peace in all situations and circumstances and that is through the unconditional love and undisturbed supernatural power of knowing God as your daddy.

Code breakers and Bible hints concerning times of the Resurrection and Rapture. Key prophecies about the last trump.

This is a book written about David Livingston's life.

Enjoy three timeless sermons in audiobook format as read (preached) by Tim Berends.

This book is direct and to the point. In it we share a word the church does not want to hear in this modern age of political correctness. But we really need to consider the implications. "You can enter God's Kingdom only through the narrow gate. The highway to hell is broad, and its gate is wide for the many who choose that way. But the gateway to life is very narrow and the road is difficult, and only a few ever find it." We must start with the narrowness. Many people are made nervous by this.

If life serves you lemons you are encouraged to make lemonade. Words often repeated but they are easier said than done. Very few people are ever able to pick themselves up by their own bootstraps. The truly successful will tell you that they had a source of help. When, through our own fault or fate, we are taken down the path best forgotten, turning to that source can bring miraculous restoration. Believing in a power greater than yourself is the beginning of knowledge.

El espíritu santo hablando a la iglesia desde el corazón de Dios al corazón del autor.

Seven-year-old Mark is entranced by the simple gifts of the Christmas season, starting with a perfect snowflake that lands on his nose.

I sat in church listening to a charismatic preacher proclaiming the Word of God in an enthusiastic fashion. I was fascinated by the amount of Bible quotations he reeled off in his one-hour message! I was surprised by the fact that though I was a new believer - having been in Christ for just two years - I could complete some of the scriptures he quoted.

“Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!” (Rom. 11:33). Our heavenly Father has given us unfathomable blessings, but we often fail to live as if they are truly ours. In Thankfulness and Confession, Brad Scheelke encourages listeners to meditate on and rejoice in the glorious riches of our inheritance in Christ. As we regularly give thanks for what God has given us, our thoughts and actions will begin to change . . . often in surprising ways. Gratitude also changes how we deal with sin.

Jesus is probably the most controversial person that has ever lived. You either love Him and what He stood for, or you hate Him, and all He stands for. What decision have you already made or are thinking about making? I think the next most controversial thing in history is the cross. Men have died for it, wars have been fought over it, and history cannot deny it. The symbol of that cross on that ugly hill has been woven into the fabric and the memory of the world.

Poet Susan Wheeler's interview is another in an ongoing series with Anglican and Christian poets. Professor Wheeler is director of Princeton University's creative writing department (Lewis Center for the Arts) in New Jersey. The students in the class immediately spoke of her personal relationship with Jesus. She was found out. She had a personal relationship with Jesus, and [it was] sort of thrilling. After that she became overt in her references. Ledger and Other Works is a combination of selected works. Ledger is about faith and stewardship.