Faith Fellowship Church Sermons - Clarence NY

In this passage, King Jehoiakim actions on that cold day were ominous in every way, making Jerusalem's fall finally unavoidable and inevitable. God's final appeal for a change of heart wasn't only unheeded, it was brazenly rejected.

Coming up in chapter 39, the final destruction of Jerusalem will be described. But first, God wants us to see more of the plight of Jeremiah. Today, we are taken back to Jehoiakim's reign, to a time that was ominous in every way.

Have you ever felt pressure regarding a personal conviction? After a lesson in treachery in chapter 34, we now get a lesson in fidelity. A scruffy, edge of society bunch, being offered free drinks by God’s prophet (when everybody knew they were...

Have I remained true to the commitments I've made to God? And where do I look for the strength to keep the promises I've made? We must rely on strength from God to persevere and to keep our commitments.

How is obedience to the gospel expressed in your life? In this passage, what may have originally began as a desire to live obediently eventually became their self-righteousness, legalism.

In this passage, God assures Jeremiah of the permanence of His covenant. God compares His covenant to the fixed and immutable nature of the laws of nature that He established. And one day, His people will ultimately become a great multitude that no...

What are some characteristics of a godly man? His greatest desire is to grow spiritually: he holds fast to the word of God. He is of good character and above reproach. He is serious about sin and about living for Jesus Christ. Listen as we look at...

While I hold the promises of God in one hand, what do I hold in my other hand that I believe that I need, that God cannot provide? It is amazing how little we focus on God when seeking hope. Today, we look at hope beyond the confines of common sense.

Jeremiah had created a public, written, verified, enduring, prophetic signpost, pointing to a future beyond the immediate catastrophe. He has delivered the word of the Lord that was a greater guarantee than deeds in a clay jar.

In this passage, we see amid the cynical onlookers who believed they were witnessing the exploitation of a naive bachelor, stood remarkable faith. Jeremiah held the hope that a restoration of the people on their land was an exercise of that remarkable...

The return from Babylon to the land must include a return to the Lord on the same foundation. But Jeremiah 30-31 so far have also made it very clear that the terrible realities of Israel's sin and God's judgment stand in the way. The past...

Listen as Dr. Ed Bulkley, pastor of LIFE Fellowship Church in Westminster Colorado encourages us as the body of Christ from Ephesians chapter 4.

Where do we first learn of love? It is within our family where we watch and experience love, where we receive and learn to offer love.

In this passage, the return from exile is presented using the imagery of a new exodus experience, a protected journey through the wilderness, a joyful re-entry into the land and all the blessings promised there!

In this passage we see God's abundant grace in His promises to the exiles: He promises to never abandon them, even while in exile; He promises that they will forever belong to Him: and He promises to appoint them an eternal, perfect High Priest...

God makes a promise to the exiles in Babylon which goes beyond the prediction of a physical return. It carries a range of assurances and blessings, but most importantly, anticipates purity of relationship between God and His people.

On what basis do you gauge what is truth? When do you find yourself more susceptible to being deceived? In this passage, we hear from two more false prophets who preached a quick return from exile; further proof that they had no divine mandate from God.

As a Christian, how can you live in a culture that has produced a society that at best, despises you? How? Is our generation is the first one to experience this? Jews and Christians have faced this throughout their history!

In the arena of Christianity, there is no such thing as a conscientious objector. We must realize that if we are committed to standing for the truth of the Word of God, we will be confronted. There will be a cost.

Are you driven by fear of man or do you trust YHWH, the great God of the universe? Your answer to this question will determine how you view the trials in your life.