Broken Purposes

What do we truly think about Jesus and His death on the cross? In this episode of The Prayfull Podcast, Pastor Jeff McKee continues the fifth installment of his message entitled, "The Death of the Cross," calling us to a deeper, more authentic relationship with Jesus, one that goes beyond surface-level religiosity to a life-changing encounter with the living God.

What do we truly think about Jesus? In this episode of The Prayfull Podcast, Pastor Jeff McKee continues the fourth installment of his message entitled, "The Death of the Cross," calling us to a deeper, more authentic relationship with Jesus, one that goes beyond surface-level religiosity to a life-changing encounter with the living God.

What do we truly think about Jesus? In this episode of The Prayfull Podcast, Pastor Jeff McKee continues his message entitled, "The Death of the Cross," calling us to a deeper, more authentic relationship with Jesus, one that goes beyond surface-level religiosity to a life-changing encounter with the living God.

What do we truly think about Jesus? In this episode of The Prayfull Podcast, Pastor Jeff McKee delves into Philippians 2, urging us to adopt the mind of Christ. It's not enough to simply know about Jesus; we must know Him personally. The testimony of God the Father, the devil, and the apostle Peter all confirm Jesus' divine nature and holiness. This three-fold witness from heaven, earth, and under the earth reminds us of the universal sovereignty of Christ. As we reflect on our own understanding of Jesus, we're encouraged to let the Holy Spirit guide our thoughts and actions. Are we allowing Christ's mind to transform us, or are we clinging to our own limited perspectives? This message calls us to a deeper, more authentic relationship with Jesus, one that goes beyond surface-level religiosity to a life-changing encounter with the living God.

What do we truly think about Jesus? In this episode of The Prayfull Podcast, Pastor Jeff McKee delves into Philippians 2, urging us to adopt the mind of Christ. It's not enough to simply know about Jesus; we must know Him personally. The testimony of God the Father, the devil, and the apostle Peter all confirm Jesus' divine nature and holiness. This three-fold witness from heaven, earth, and under the earth reminds us of the universal sovereignty of Christ. As we reflect on our own understanding of Jesus, we're encouraged to let the Holy Spirit guide our thoughts and actions. Are we allowing Christ's mind to transform us, or are we clinging to our own limited perspectives? This message calls us to a deeper, more authentic relationship with Jesus, one that goes beyond surface-level religiosity to a life-changing encounter with the living God.

In this third and final installment of "The Blood of His Cross," Pastor Jeff concludes this study on Christ's sacrifice on the cross, emphasizing how it fits into God's grand design for creation and redemption. We consider the concept that everything was created by and for Christ, and how His blood shed on the cross reconciles humanity to God. The message highlights the preeminence of Christ in all things and encourages believers to live with intensity and gratitude in response to God's mighty work in their lives.

In this second installment of "The Blood of His Cross," Pastor Jeff continues to expound the profound implications of Christ's sacrifice on the cross, emphasizing how it fits into God's grand design for creation and redemption. We consider the concept that everything was created by and for Christ, and how His blood shed on the cross reconciles humanity to God. The message highlights the preeminence of Christ in all things and encourages believers to live with intensity and gratitude in response to God's mighty work in their lives.

Pastor Jeff presents the profound implications of Christ's sacrifice on the cross, emphasizing how it fits into God's grand design for creation and redemption. We consider the concept that everything was created by and for Christ, and how His blood shed on the cross reconciles humanity to God. The message highlights the preeminence of Christ in all things and encourages believers to live with intensity and gratitude in response to God's mighty work in their lives.

Join Pastor Jeff on the Prayful Podcast as he delves into Part 3 of the series 'Make the Call'. In this episode entitled 'Partnership with God', Pastor Jeff explores the profound concept of partnership with God as seen through Genesis 4:26. He discusses the importance of calling upon the name of the Lord, the obedience that invokes God's promises, and the intimate partnership we share with God through Jesus Christ. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that encourages believers to deepen their relationship with God and become more Christ-like. Tune in for a transformative session packed with biblical insights and practical wisdom.

In this episode of the Pray Full Podcast, Pastor Jeff delves into part two of the three-part series titled "Make the Call." He explores the significance of Genesis 4:25-26, which depicts a pivotal moment in human history where men began to call on the name of the Lord. Pastor Jeff contrasts the paths taken by Cain and Seth's descendants, emphasizing the personal and intentional effort required to seek a vibrant relationship with God. He draws connections to Jeremiah 33:3, highlighting how God's response goes beyond our expectations and encourages us to embrace a deeper, more personal connection with Him.

In this episode of the PrayFull Podcast, Pastor Jeff is joined by Pastor Joel Denney from Calvary Chapel in Danville, Virginia. They delve into the significance of God's Word in today's world, discussing how vital it is for Christians and churches to base their lives and teachings on Scripture. Through sharing personal stories, experiences, and reflections, they explore the necessity of consistency in engaging with the Bible and the transformative power it holds. The episode also addresses contemporary issues such as subjective experiences versus the objective truth of the Scripture. Tune in for an insightful conversation on letting the Word of God be the foundation of our faith and daily lives.

In this episode of the Pray Full Podcast, Pastor Jeff explores the important question, "Where are you and why?" Drawing from Genesis Chapter 3 and narratives involving biblical figures like Adam, Eve, and Elijah, Pastor Jeff encourages listeners to evaluate their walk with God, regardless of the circumstances they face. Through powerful examples and scriptural references, the message emphasizes the need to be in the will of God and challenges individuals to reflect on their spiritual journey. Tune in to gain insights and inspiration for a deeper, more committed relationship with God.

Paul is clear in 2 Thessalonians 2 that the Antichrist will appear things only after the Church has been raptured to be with Christ. So what does this mean? We need to be about the Lord's work and be ready for His return for us. Are you ready for Jesus to return for the Church? To return for you? You can be by walking with Him and following Him each day, so that when He returns, we won't shrink back in shame.

Those 10 spies who were sent out to the Promised Land were depending upon their physical senses and not enough upon the promises God had given them—that they would inherit the land because God said so. They were basing the promise of God upon their perception of the obstacle, and we all-too-frequently can do the same thing in our lives. They saw a giant and they said, "Well, it just can't happen. Well, there's a giant." Frequently this hesitancy is what happens to so many of us when our attention gets diverted to the obstacle, the storm, the giant, the sickness, the issue in front of us, and we put all of our focus upon that we are denying God the opportunity to fulfill His Word. We are saying that this giant, this obstacle, this storm, this problem is more potent than the Creator God Himself. But when we change our perception of our circumstances—not ignoring them—recognizing who is ultimately in control, we can again walk by faith in the Lord through anything.

Do you ever need a reminder that God's going to work through your circumstances? In Part 2 of the series, "Beyond the Giants", Pastor Jeff reminds us that facing giants is a regular part of our spiritual walk. We ought not be discouraged, but we do need to remember what even Jesus told His disciples—we'll have tribulation in this life, but He'll be with us.

The stories of victory throughout the Bible are an encouragement to us as believers who live in a fallen, sinful world. Many times we face opposition, giants of a kind, and we often look forward to how God will deliver us from these difficult times; however, something we must realize is that once once a giant is conquered, there's often another right behind it. The sobering reality is that our lives are full of trials and obstacles, but we shouldn't be discouraged by this. It's another opportunity for God to deliver and provide.

Pastor Jeff encourages us in Episode 96 to have such a close relationship with Jesus that it feels as if we are the only one that He loves. We know that Jesus doesn't play favorites, but oftentimes we forfeit the closeness of Christ for other things in this world. Subscribe and listen to this week's PrayFull Podcast!

Independence is a beautiful gift, especially considering the blessing it is to live in a free country. At times in our lives we can become independent from God, but He wants us (plus, we need to be, and in reality we are) to be dependent upon Him. While independence is good in certain contexts, it's never ideal in our walk with God. We need Him. Join us today for the latest from Pastor Jeff McKee as we look at the need to be In Dependence.

We can rest in the reality that we are saved and God calls us friend; however, we should also remember that we worship the Sovereign. God is our friend, but He is Lord and Master, and we should approach Him with reverence. Pastor Jeff challenges us in this episode to not get too comfortable with God!

Forgiveness is something we each have experienced in Christ—what an amazing gift it is! Even so, at times we find it difficult to forgive others. Pastor Jeff challenges us with the reality that Jesus teaches: forgive others in the likeness that Jesus has forgiven us—and then forgive again.

God wants more than the ceremonial exercise of religion to be our experience as believers—He is more interested in our being than in our doing. Join Pastor Jeff in this week's episode of the PrayFull Podcast!

Paying tribute is something that those in the first century would know much about, especially tribute in the form of taxes that were paid to the Roman Empire. Much more than this, our lives as believers are to be lived in tribute to the Lord Jesus. Pastor Jeff encourages us to give everything we have to Jesus.