Sermon Library

Summary: The unfolding of the Tabernacle in the Old Testament becomes an insight to the singular man God Indwells, Jesus Christ. Yet the believer can come to know the indwelling God by the indwelling Christ.

Summary: Death becomes the door to make the exodus from the one life lived into the next life in heaven.

Summary: The development of the coming kingdom of Antichrist, with America becoming the last nation to fall to the socialistic powers of globalism. May God help us!

Summary: This message presents the diminishing of true Bible Christians on the earth, yet there is a true Remnant that is living for Christ and against the Apostasy. Two needs that must be in the Remnant’s living are presented.

Summary: The stages in an individual’s life beginning with the potential vision of a child, then the transition to the preparatory, and then the “strait” through which the older child must go in the changes of life.

Summary: This message takes the background of the term “church” both in the Old Testament and the New Testament. What was the burden of God bringing the church into existence?

Summary: This message is a continuation of Sunday morning, but bringing the burden of the church into the heart of the New Testament and the Lord’s perspective of a true, local church.

Summary: The great counsel, purpose, and will of God in the all-encompassing plan of Salvation, which includes the provisions in Christ for the backslider to return and be restored.

Summary: This message takes the early part of the book of Numbers and how it becomes a view of the history of Foundations, and where we desire to be in regard to revival in 2020.

Summary: The burden is taken from 1 Corinthians 10:13, that when God permits the Devil to tempt us, He always provides a way of escape. We must pray to find that way for victory.

Summary: This message reveals how the providence of God deals with us about spiritual matters that we need for God to work in us. How often the circumstances brought into our lives reveal our spiritual needs, and thus the word of God to wrought the work that providence reveals.

Summary: This message is a continuation of the morning message with the unfolding of the Song of Solomon and how providence worked in the Shulamite's life to reveal her needs in six areas.

Summary: This message reveals how providence works in empires of history. The book of Esther unfolds the workings of providence and how God uses individuals to alter the course of history for God's purpose and plan.

Summary: The providence of God working in spite of the will of men. The evidence of providence through the circumstances of Ruth the Moabitess and the recovery of Naomi.

Summary: The Rechabites for over 300 years remained true to the principle of their father Jonadab. We must remain firm to our standards and principles in these days when so many individuals and ministries are given to change.

Summary: What are the idols that could come into our Temple life and affect our relationship with the Lord?

Summary: Would God take a very evil nation to judge a nation of less evil? Would this become true of America?

Summary: In Matthew 2:6, the prophecy of Micah 5:2 presents the Ruler as being a shepherd. In the Greek, it reads "Which shall "shepherdize" my people Israel. Thus, the "Rod" and "Staff" purpose is to rule our lives as a Shepherd.

Summary: Jesus is called "the Lamb of God" by John the Baptist: this message takes the history of the Lamb in shadow and type and the words of the New Testament concerning what John meant by this title. The message then enters into the Book of Revelation concerning "The Lamb" in the diminutive form and its meaning in the 27 contexts of its usage.

Summary: The background of the Wise Men and their coming to Bethlehem;the significance of their three gifts to the Christ-child.

Summary: This message takes the background of the prophecy of Micah concerning the town in which Christ was born and how it changed over the centuries leading up to the prophecy fulfilled in Luke 2.

Summary: The resolve of love in the Song of Solomon, and the life of Mary Magdalene and her love for Christ. The need of the Christian to love God.

Summary: A careful unfolding of how the Devil used the serpent in Genesis 3 to entice Eve for the fall of man. We must ever be on guard for the various serpents that the Devil uses to bring the temptation to Christians.

Summary: A continuation of the burden of Sunday morning in reference to praying for callings to come to the next generation in the proclaiming of the Gospel for that generation.

Summary: The wooing of the Spirit of God with the Bride of Christ to bring her unto the Bridegroom.