Sermon Library

Summary: What does it mean to be part of the Bride of Christ? This message also deals with misnomers that have been given in church history concerning what is the Bride of Christ. What is the concept of “the orders of saints” to be found in heaven?

Summary: The Christian must see in Scripture the depth of Christ’s death and resurrection and what was to come to our lives through these events. We live below what God intended for us to live with such a great salvation.

Summary: When God saves an individual from sin and from the powers of the world, the whole concept of “Ethics” changes in the life. The Word of God must now become the authority that governs the Ethics of the Christian. The characteristics that mark the Christian’s perspective of right and wrong must be viewed from God’s perspective.

Summary: By A.D. 45 the Lord began making the transition from a Jewish Church to a Gentile Church. Why did this happen?

Summary: The transgender novelty of our day is destroying the God-given genders. How does a boy become a man for God in this untoward generation?

Summary: How God desires to deliver us not only from the pit of sin but also from the mire surrounding SELF and its potential influence even after our sins are forgiven.

Summary: Taking the Scriptures, both prophetically and declaratively of the coming of the fullness of the Holy Spirit.

Summary: Wesley was drawn to God’s people and how they died with peace and contentment. It was from this observation that he came to see the need of the crucifixion to be found in sanctification, and the need of “dying daily.”

Summary: This message takes the growth of the papacy through Church history and the death of Pope Benedict XVI. Romanism has not changed from its apostasy but is only increasing.

Summary: We must be preparing a spiritual legacy for our children both to claim and to lay hold of for their lives in the next generation.

Summary: In these days when atheism is becoming more and more prominent in the compartments of society, we must ever be calling upon the provisions of Christ for the life in order to make it through this age victoriously.

Summary: How do we respond to thoughts about circumstances as are seen in the life of Joseph and Mary. Meditations can be prompted by situations in life, but God must intervene in the event to resolve the meditation or pondering.

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: 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: Do we know “Thy Day” that God has given to us? And in Luke 19:44-knowing the time of our visitation from him? God has already divinely appointed our times and seasons in which He will deal with us. We must respond to Him in that time and season.

Summary: God gave us His Word, but how does one read it and interpret it? Faith becomes a necessary virtue in order to interpret Scripture and to grow in grace. The deeper the faith, the deeper the walk will be with God. The Gospel is seen as we go from “faith to faith.”

Summary: We must ever be remaining, abiding, and continuing in Christ to know the ongoing working of Christ’ redemption. There is a crisis experience, but there must be an ongoing present- tense relationship with Christ.

Summary: In these days when fewer young men are being called into the Ministry, we pray for laymen, teachers, and yet the prayer for God calling watchmen on the wall and in the streets for the next generation.

Summary: This message takes the heart of man, the power of sins within that heart, and how the Lord desires to redeem from the power of sin within, and especially the sin of deceit.

Summary: How often God brings critical moments in our lives that become the turning point for the future. Will we recover from a failure or a sin or continue on in the path of destruction. We must discern these critical moments and respond well, or it may change the course of our lives into grief and sadness.

Summary: How does God take the workings of redemption and transform them into the believing Christian’s life to become part of his existence.

Summary: The way to overcome weariness is deepening our walk and our life in the pursuit of the Word of God. There must be “more words” in the Christian’s life to sustain him.

Summary: The message unfolds the command that the OT High Priest must only marry a virgin. How does this come about for Jesus Christ and the fact that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God? Christ must make His own Bride a virgin.

Summary: This message takes the beginning of the ministry and its burden of preaching and where we are today; what we are facing versus the first generation in the beginning; and what the burden of preaching was as we came out of the apostate systems and what we are facing today.

Summary: This message presents Christ as the Shepherd of His sheep, but also the Lamb of God as He leads His lambs through the sufferings of life.