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Satan is after your attention. He wants you distracted from the purpose of God and he wants you wasting your time on things that don't count for eternity. In essence, he is attempting to build his kingdom, and if he can keep you distracted from God's kingdom, then he has won the day. In this second part of a message entitled, Put No Fire Under, we're going to look at how the adversary distracts us and keeps us bombarded by things that do not contribute to the Kingdom of Christ.

There is so much deception today in modern Christianity that it's hard to tell the false from the real, but in the scripture we're going to look at today there is a clear indicator of how to know when it is real or when it is fabricated. We begin today with part one of several parts from a message entitled Put No Fire Under.

In today's episode, we are covering part four of a message entitled The Mark We Must Take. If you haven't already, I would encourage you to go back and listen to episodes one through three so that you'll be up to speed today. Hope this message is a blessing to you. Stay tuned to the end for some important information.

In this episode, we're jumping into part three of a message entitled the Mark We Must Take. We must focus on the mark of Christ more than worrying about this mark of the beast. Stay tuned, and if you haven't already, make sure you catch the previous episodes to bring you up to speed.

In this episode, we're jumping into part two of a message entitled The Mark We Must Take. Make sure you listen to part one if you haven't already. 

Pastor Jeff McKee continues his message from Part 1 by talking to us about the tower of Babel and the existence of Babylon today and in the end times.

He also issues us a warning that humanity is playing in active role in the building of Babylon and the reconstruction of the tower of Babel.

There's much discussion, worry, and debate about the mark of the beast as it is called in the Bible, but did you know there is a mark we must take as Christians? I encourage you to make sure you're subscribed because it's going to make a lot more sense as you experience the coming episodes as we lay out this whole plan about the mark we must take.

In today's episode, we're jumping into part two of a message entitled Buy The Field. I would encourage you, if you haven't already, to make sure you listen to part one of this message. It'll probably make a little bit more sense. In the book of Jeremiah, Jeremiah is commanded by God to buy a field, a piece of property, and there are certain elements of that story that parallels the story of our savior.

Well, Jeremiah obeyed God's command but things didn't turn out quite like Jeremiah might have expected, and he ended up in a place and a situation he never wanted to be in. But that wasn't the end of Jeremiah's story. Jeremiah was in the hands of the Potter.

"And as long as it is in the hands of the Potter. No matter where you are today, no matter what mistakes, no matter how bad your life is, as long as you'll surrender it to the hands of the Potter, he can make it again."

Have you ever felt imprisoned by circumstances, by situations beyond your control and you're doing your best to obey God, but nothing seems to be working out? In today's episode, we're taking a look at a man in the Bible by the name of Jeremiah who God asks to do something unconventional that doesn't exactly turn out the way Jeremiah thought it would. God sometimes asks us to do this we find strange or uncomfortable and sometimes it doesn't work out how we think or expect it should. However, if you are living in the will of God no matter what circumstance comes your way, He will make a way out.

What are you committed to doing every day—forever?

In Psalm 145, the psalmist commits himself to worship the Lord every day, forever. To love, to follow, to honor Him every day.

Can comparisons be drawn between our earthly marriages and our eternal relationship with Christ? You bet! In Episode 55, Pastor Jeff continues to lay them out—and more.

Be sure to subscribe, so you don't miss a single episode—episodes meant to lead you deeper into God's Word and closer to Christ than you've ever been!

What are you committed to doing every day—forever?

In Psalm 145, the psalmist commits himself to worship the Lord every day, forever. To love, to follow, to honor Him every day.

Can comparisons be drawn between our earthly marriages and our eternal relationship with Christ? You bet! In Episode 54, Pastor Jeff lays them out—and more.

Be sure to subscribe, so you don't miss a single episode—episodes meant to lead you deeper into God's Word and closer to Christ than you've ever been!