Sermon Library

Summary: Genesis 32 will be the first time that Jacob will acknowledge this before God at 97 years old.  It will be a prelude to enter into the crisis of sanctification.  God help us to acknowledge God’s mercy with regularity in our life.

Summary: We must learn to rely on God for these days to gain what power is needed to live in such days.  To know His power is a miracle from the Great God.

Summary: God is the one Who brings burdens to His people; they are with purpose. Yet He wants us in return to cast that burden on Him and in doing so He will sustain the believer.

Summary: This message carefully unfolds the Romanist view of the death of Christ without blood; it unfolds the Mass, Transubstantiation, and what does the Mass actually portray. Roman Catholicism takes the place of Christ and substitutes a “little god” in His place.

Summary: The first man Adam was placed in an intimate garden to dress and keep; he failed there and was sent out of the Garden by God. Christ Jesus will be crucified and at death placed in a garden that was near the cross. But there will be an intimate garden in the future for us who have been redeemed.

Summary: The End Time will demand a deeper consciousness of the Spirit of God in the life and the following of Him and His Word. Rebekah of Haran becomes the precious shadow and type of the child of God ready in submissiveness of will to go wherever He leads. The will must be surrendered and submissive.

Summary: While there are more leaving Christ than are coming to Christ at this late hour in history, there is hope for the backslider to recover from his backslidings and be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: Another aspect of the Bride is to be found in the Living Creatures of Revelation 4, their four characteristics, and their unfolding in Bible history.

Summary: Paul reveals the failure of Demas in leaving him, which will now necessitate Timothy to come. Though Demas was faithful in Paul’s first Roman imprisonment, he failed Paul at the end of Paul’s life.

Summary: What are the sounds of end-time concepts of revival, that if it were possible the very elect would be deceived?

Summary: Can we find thanksgiving to God in our hearts when nothing but tragedy and trouble is evident? Daniel did so.

Summary: We must never be ashamed of the field from whence we glean the truth. When our children grow up and become what God intends for them to be, we dare not take as parents the full credit for it but remember the school and the church that contributed to their lives as well.

Summary: The stragglers at the back of the camp and their talk of murmuring and complaining brought a fire from God that destroyed those whose heart and voice were against God. Oh, how the heart changes against God and His leadership in the wildernesses of life.

Summary: Before we are given to prayer, we must come to see God and what He is capable of doing. This is to be seen in the life of Moses back in Egypt when he came to see God that brought an endurance in his life during the forty years on the backside of the desert in Midian.

Summary: God made us in secret and wants us to come to know His secret; but our heart secrets must ever be revealed and yielded to the Lord, for Christ came to reveal the thoughts of the heart.

Summary: Only Luke uses the term “Redeemer,” and he will use it four times--two surrounding Christ’s birth and two in the last week of Christ leading through the Resurrection. The Old Testament understanding of redemption is dealt with and the New Testament perspective is dealt with.

Summary: Taking the history of sacrifices through the Scriptures and coming to understand the greatest sacrifice God desires from His people, the broken spirit, and the broken and contrite heart.

Summary: The Apostle Paul’s unfolding in Romans 8 of the testings from God in the light of our deepening walk with Him.

Summary: How does providence lead the Christian into the spiritual workings of grace of the heart?

Summary: God called Amos from following the flock and a gatherer of sycamore fruit, who had no family ties to being a prophet. Yet God used him to bring about the needed message to the Northern Kingdom some 49 years before their Captivity.

Summary: An unfolding of the gold and its meaning within the Tabernacle and the Christian life IN Christ. The burden for the need of more preachers who will draw this gold out of the Scriptures and reveal to God’s people the need of going deeper IN this Christ.

Summary: The burden of the fine linen and the wood as part of the Tabernacle materials that reveal in type the humanity of Jesus Christ.

Summary: Moses left Egypt at 40 and spent another 40 years on the backside of the wilderness. The Bible tells us in Heb. 11 that he “endured” during those years because he “saw Him Who was invisible.”

Summary: The subtle danger of growing older and letting our relationship with Christ wane in its responsiveness to Christ.

Summary: (Graduation Address to the Seniors) Reflecting back on the birth of the Foundations Ministry and five areas where the foundations are being destroyed in the world: Foundation of Thinking, of Education, of the Arts, of Faith in the Faith, and the Christian Life.