Sermon Library

Summary: Viewing the burden of the first 13 verses of John 1 and how the Logos, the Life, and Light came into the world, and to the Jewish race, and was rejected.

Summary: God is self-existent and self-subsistent, but when the Son came to earth, He laid aside the operation of this aseity and needed the help of the Father and the Spirit, as well as angels and human beings.

Summary: This message draws from the historical account of the Lord preparing Simeon to witness the babe of salvation 40 days after the birth of Messiah.

Summary: Matthew 2 is presented with the various possibilities of the place of the Magi's origin, the concept of the star, and wise men of the end time and the star rising within the heart at the 2nd coming of Christ.

Summary: Taken from John 1:14, of what glory was beheld when the Son came and tabernacled among us.

Summary: God broke the silence of 400 years and spoke by an angel in a dream to Joseph concerning Mary, the child she was carrying, and what he must do as a husband for this mother and her child. Though a silent man in Scripture, he was the closest man to the Christ-Child at His birth and growing up.

Summary: On the night of Christ's birth, an angel came with revelation to the shepherds who kept the temple sheep on the outskirts of Bethlehem.

Summary: The first revelation given from heaven to break the 400 years of silence will be to a priest in the Holy Place. This message gives the unfolding of that revelation before the Golden Altar concerning the coming of John the Baptist, the forerunner of Messiah.

Summary: Six months after the revelation to Zacharias, the angel Gabriel is sent to young Mary to reveal to her her appointment as the maiden/mother to bring Christ into the world.

Summary: What it meant for the Son to become flesh in His temporary sojourn as the Tabernacle of Heaven among men.

Summary: Between Malachi and Matthew are 400 years where God was silent in revelation; the last direct revelation was to Daniel by an Angel; the next revelation will be to a priest by the same Angel.

Summary: Though God was silent in revelation through the inter-testamental time of 400 years, providence was ever working to prepare for the coming of Messiah.

Summary: The Christian must understand that the spiritual experiences from God are to maintain the Christian life rather than to be viewed as something separate from the ongoing life. Thirteen practical principles are given to help maintain the spiritual experiences from God for the Christian life.