Sept 21st, 2013 sermon – “The Lifting of the Veil” by Jeff Kendrick

Jeff Kendrick’s sermon on “The Lifting of the Veil” used the scripture and personal experience to explain the lifting of the spiritual veil or blindness in both individuals and in the Jewish people today. Jeff used the current beliefs of Jewish people to illustrate how far from Christ they are, then used the scripture to explore the future reconciliation of the Jews to God. The sermon ended with a call for genuine rebirth and recommitment of the congregation.

jeff in striped tie croppedJeff used the following scriptures: Matt 6:22-23, Prov 24:30-34, 2 Cor 3:12-18, Rom 11:1-33, 2 Pet 3:15-16, 1 John 2:9-11, Phil 2:12-13

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->9-21-2013 sermon

Jeff Kendrick attends the Conroe Church of God 7th Day with his wife Jeana.  Although he is not a preacher by profession, he occasionally contributes sermons and is the founder of this blog.

2 Responses to “Sept 21st, 2013 sermon – “The Lifting of the Veil” by Jeff Kendrick”

  1. John Crisp says:

    Jeff, you did a great job in bringing home the point that being right with God is what matters. How God winds up the affairs of this world is not the most important thing,even though very interesting, but our relationship with him through his son Jesus is what counts at the end.

    Appreciate you!

    John

  2. Gladys McCoy says:

    Jeff,
    As usual, I really did appreciate your sermon, Jeff. I guess I was not aware of the Jews’ beliefs before. They truly are blinded at this time in history. The end of their story will be much better. We have no excuse for delaying our renewal of our commitment to God. I did
    appreciate your call to repentance and renewal. If we really understood how much God loves us and wants us to love him, in return, I think we would be drawn to Him in a truly profound way. That is where the Holy Spirit enters our lives. . . and lets us be aware of His love for us and our need for Him. Without His grace, we are all without hope. What a Savior! We appreciate you and Jeana very much!
    Gladys

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