Sermon Library

Summary: This message takes us to the beginnings of the early church and the first-time deception that came into the church that brought a judgment from God. We must live what we profess; we must live what we say we believe.

Summary: This message unfolds what takes place when we become a Christian and how our lives change when it comes to the appointments by Christ in Himself and in the Body of Christ.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 20 and believing what we have done for God is worthy of God’s penny. Are we saved by our works or by the grace of God alone?

Summary: An unfolding of the Reformation in the 1500s, yet what is the state of Christianity today? The failures of present reformations, as we wait for the Son from Heaven.

Summary: How does a Christian possess his possessions in Christ, and how does he maintain them; also, what warnings are given to retain the Canaan land of living the Christ life?

Summary: Our ground is cursed and we will need a tiller, but not the tillers of this world. Such tillers know not the “curse” that is upon the ground of humanity. Christ is the appointed tiller for us.

Summary: How does our ground overcome the curse of sin? It will take the tilling of Christ in us and upon us for the change to come.

Summary: What is meant by the “fellowship” of Christ’s sufferings? How did Christ suffer? How do we suffer? All of our sufferings must be in the fellowship of His.

Summary: The Man of sorrows, Who was acquainted with grief, carried our sorrows on the cross. What are sorrows and what is their purpose as an integral part of the Christian life?

Summary: How often we fail when the sorrows of life come in a variety of ways. The thought life of a suffering one must be established on the Revelation of God, for only then will faith secure the life in its living through the sorrow.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 21 reveals a son who refused to do the will of God but afterwards repented, while the second son said he would work in the father’s vineyard but did not. Yes, the first son “repented” and did the will of the Father. Yet, as a people of God, do we encourage our youth to seek and “do” the will of God?