Plainspoken Bible preaching with urgent pastoral force.
From His Heart on Oneplace.com centers on preached Bible lessons from Pastor Jeff Shreve, framed by introductions, series reminders, and closing invitations. Its strongest episodes press practical Christian obedience through books like Titus, James, Daniel, Romans, Luke, and Revelation, with plain warnings about sin, prayerlessness, and divided loyalty.
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From His Heart on Oneplace.com is a Christian teaching broadcast shaped like a radio sermon with framing around it. The center of gravity is Pastor Jeff Shreve’s preached Bible lesson. The episodes move quickly. They also linger on a point through repetition, illustration, and direct application until the spiritual demand is clear. Recent messages focus heavily on revival, prayer, repentance, Christian freedom, and the danger of divided loyalty. The show’s language is plain and insistent. It treats Scripture as the final authority and returns often to the question of what obedience should look like in an ordinary believer’s life. A lesson on freedom contrasts legalism with license, arguing that grace frees Christians from sin rather than giving cover for it. A lesson on Titus frames Christian life as mission, good works, leadership, and order in the church. Several episodes in the Soul on Fire series ask whether Christians truly want revival. Those messages connect revival with prayer, humility, brokenness, and a renewed hunger for the Word of God. Daniel becomes a model of prayer. James becomes a mirror for exposed blind spots. The prodigal son becomes a picture of coming to one’s senses after wandering from God. The show’s illustrations are deliberately everyday, sometimes humorous, but they usually serve a grave point. A bit of spinach in the teeth becomes an image for hearing Scripture and refusing to change. A child making a mess becomes a way into order and responsibility. A person longing for pig slop becomes a warning about spiritual drift. The broadcast also includes regular resource, website, gift, and series announcements, often voiced by Larry Nobles around the sermon material. Those segments make the program feel like a structured broadcast rather than a loose conversation. Its appeal is strongest for Christians who want biblical preaching that calls for a response. It is less suited to listeners looking for interfaith discussion, detached analysis, or guest-driven debate.
Made for: Best for Christians who want direct sermon-style teaching on prayer, repentance, revival, obedience, and spiritual faithfulness. It suits listeners comfortable with firm biblical authority and repeated calls to respond.
What sets it apart: The show pairs fast-moving, image-rich preaching with a broadcast structure of series framing, resource offers, and closing invitations. Its defining strength is the pressure it places on practical response rather than abstract religious reflection.
From His Heart Ministries is the TV, Radio and Internet broadcast outreach of Dr. Jeff Schreve who believes that no matter how badly you have messed up in life, God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life. We’re on mission to help a new generation discover their creator through the preaching of the compassionate, relevant, yet uncompromised truth of the Gospel. Pastor Jeff speaks the truth in love with clear biblical content combined with engaging, personal stories. His messages are filled with life-giving principles for everyday living and eternal assurance.On Television: From His Heart is seen each week on Lightsource and also around the world on The Hillsong Channel, NRBTV, The W…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jeff Shreve turns biblical passages into direct examinations of sin, repentance, freedom, and faithful Christian conduct.
Pastor Jeff Shreve builds these broadcasts around a biblical passage, then presses its claims into the listener's conscience. On From His Heart on Oneplace.com, Romans 13 leads into Christian responsibility toward government, Joshua's account of Achan becomes a warning about…
The prodigal son's pig slop becomes a blunt question about your own detours.
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A July 4 sermon frames Christian freedom as release from sin and a call to serve God.
From Bondage to Freedom gives Christian freedom a clear working definition: not permission to sin, but release from sin and the power to become the person God wants.
A direct lesson on recognizing spiritual drift and taking the first step home.
Pastor Jeff Shreve frames the lesson around spiritual adultery: the danger that a believer can be rescued and blessed by God and still drift toward other gods.
A direct sermon tracing spiritual unfaithfulness to desire and divided loyalty in the heart.
Pastor Jeff Shreve frames spiritual unfaithfulness as a matter of desire before it settles into conduct. Moving through James, the Ten Commandments and Paul's account in Romans 7, he treats coveting as the clue to loyalties that visible behavior can hide.
A direct sermon on spiritual complacency, honest repentance, and restored fellowship with God.
Self-deception gives this single-episode sermon its focus, as Pastor Jeff Shreve looks at the believer who says he has fellowship with God while leaving darkness unaddressed, denying sin, or quietly shifting the boundaries around it.
A direct Romans 13 teaching on authority, Christian duty, and the moral conditions freedom requires.
Romans 13 frames this single-episode review of submission to governing authorities, with Pastor Jeff Shreve asking what government is meant to do and how Christians should respond when government may be godless.
A direct sermon on how unchecked desire can turn hidden sin into trouble for a life, a family, and a people.
Trouble follows Pastor Jeff Shreve as he uses Achan's story in Joshua 7 to show how coveting, secrecy, and sin can spread damage beyond one person.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Pastor Jeff Shreve teaches how God can transform bitter life experiences into sweet ones through the cross, using Exodus 15 as a biblical example.
Pastor Jeff Shreve discusses the biblical story of Achan from Joshua 7, focusing on how his sin of coveting and covering up forbidden treasure brought trouble to himself, his family, and Israel.
Pastor Jeff Shreve delivers the third message in the Foundations series, focusing on biblical submission to governing authorities.
Pastor Jeff Shreve discusses how God uses imperfect people and examines the story of Jesus healing a man crippled for 38 years.
A pastor addresses listeners facing tragedy and difficulty, questioning God's presence, and introduces a message from John 11 about choosing faith over bitterness.
Jeff Shreve defines grace as “God’s riches at Christ’s expense” and centers the lesson on 2 Corinthians 8:9.
Pastor Jeff Shreve preaches 'From Bondage to Freedom' on From His Heart, using Galatians 5:1 to describe two ditches Christians fall into: legalism and license.
Pastor Jeff Shreve teaches from the book of Titus about how Christians are on a mission from God to grow in grace and do good works.
Pastor Jeff Shreve concludes a series on revival, using the metaphor of spinach on teeth to urge self-reflection and change through God's word.
Pastor Jep Shreve explores the critical components to revival in a Christian life, emphasizing the need for passion and love for Jesus.
Pastor Jeff Shreve encourages Christians to get serious about prayer, using Daniel as an example of repentant prayer for revival.
Pastor Jeff Shreve teaches on Daniel's prayer as a model for returning to God in brokenness and repentance to spark revival.
Jeff Shreve's lesson on James 4 calls spiritual adultery "friendship with the world," then contrasts that with 1 John 2:15 and the warning that "the love of the Father is not in him." He uses Lot in Genesis 19, who lived in Sodom for about 20 years, to show how a believer can be tormented by divided loyalty.
Pastor Jeff Shreve uses James 4:1-4, 1 John 2:15, and Hosea 4:12 to define spiritual adultery as “friendship with the world.” He says the problem begins in “your pleasures” and the Greek word hedone, then connects that inward desire to the Tenth Commandment, “You shall not covet.” He also uses Abram, Lot, Egypt, and Sodom in Genesis 12-13 to show how a divided heart drifts toward the world system.
Pastor Jeff Shreve teaches This Is the Life, part two of his five-lesson series Soul on Fire: God's Plan for Revival, walking through 1 John chapter 1 to define three marks of the true Christian life: fellowship with God, joy in the Lord, and walking in the light.
Pastor Jeff Shreve offers biblical guidance on how to rise after life's setbacks, using the book of Habakkuk.
Pastor Jeff Shreve teaches on the biblical command to submit to governing authorities, explaining that all authority is established by God and Christians should obey for conscience' sake.