Sermon Library

Summary: The Law does not come to an individual until conversion; it is only in sanctification that the believer is no longer under law but under grace.

Summary: There is coming a False Prophet that will control the religions of the world, and there is a “mystery Babylon” that will ride the back of the Beast, the Antichrist. What are the changes that will be found in the near future concerning this “Mother of Harlots,” which is viewed in history as Romanism.

Summary: Once the believer has entered the grace of God in conversion, he must see the availability of his access to so much more of grace. Yet, as we grow, tribulations come, working patience, and experience, and hope. These all must come into our spiritual lives found on the path of grace.

Summary: One of the most difficult parts of our Christian Life to control art the thoughts, feelings, moods, and sensitivities daily. We must learn to come to a control of them for God to bless them.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message, in the life of Jacob when he moved into Egypt the last 15 years of his life. He ended his life well.

Summary: God has given us a natural man, but He intended for it to be controlled by the Spiritual Man. Man today only believes he is a natural man, but he is trying to make the natural man spiritual. Christ must control the Christian’s natural man.

Summary: This message resolves the postscript of the Bible Conference and the 5th message from the book of Acts. Paul now arrives in Rome. How did God use him? Even this imprisonment in Rome turned out to the furtherance the Gospel and the culmination of the burden of Luke in writing the book of Acts.

Summary: The Messiah must be a man according to the prophecies of the Old Testament. How shall this man be and how will He come? Though angels fell, the Son did not become an angel, yet He would be made a little lower than an angel. He would become a man to save men, and call many sons unto Glory. Aa the last Adam, He has HIs own kingdom, His own seed, HIs own birth for His sons, and we are to be conformed into His image

Summary: This message takes a delicate story Christ gave to His disciples concerning the steward who wasted his master’s goods. We must not waste what God has given in accountability to us. This year in the Foundations schools may we be resolved to do our best every day as we pray for God to help us.

Summary: This message follows the burden of the Men’s Prayer Conference and the need of coming to know “self” in Christ.

Summary: Christianity is now becoming Conservative Politics in its manifestation, as the religion itself continues to wane in its religious context.

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

Summary: This is the introduction to the month of December messages concerning the Incarnation. The theme for the month is “The Prophecy, Principles, and False Presuppositions of the Incarnation.” But this first message deals with the concept of prophecy and how God uses it in revelation.

Summary: Meditations must be biblical and they must be consistent. This message views Samuel and his growing up with his thought life affecting every season of his life. But there is also Solomon whose precious thought life changed and took him into a world against God and against truth.

Summary: We must ever be in a ready mind of thought for God and have the understanding of consistent thinking for our spiritual well-being.

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: This message presents the Hebrew word EBED and the Greek word DOULOS, both presently the slave concept. In these days when the word “slave” is hated for one reason or another, what does the Bible say about the term, and is the Christian to be delivered from being a slave to sin and the world to become a slave to Christ?

Summary: A continuation of the burden from Sunday morning and revealing how this truth is seen in the apostle Paul and in the godly man Joseph of the Old Testament. We are always a slave to something or someone; may it be Christ Himself.

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: This passage in First Kings reveals two battles of Israel against Syria: one in the mountains and the other on the plains. God in each context proved Himself to be strong in the overthrow of Syria. The Christian must find this to be true in his walk and life in Christ.

Summary: Why did the 2 1/2 tribes refuse to enter the Canaan Land with the rest of Israel? The powers of contentment eventually take over the soul IF we do not go on in a full life with Christ.

Summary: As this message draws from James 1:12 concerning the testings of God upon the Christian, a most important truth for such a time is our thought life in going through the trial. First Peter, following the epistle of James, gives us twelve principles that should govern our thoughts as we enter the trial, go through the trial, and come out of the trial.

Summary: The continued burden concerning troubles being sent to better our lives in Him. How did Job progressively see the unfolding of this truth?

Summary: How David came to humility of Self at the end of his life amidst the many conflicts God placed him in to keep him humble. This is a great need of God’s people: brokenness and contriteness of heart and spirit before God.

Summary: The Gospel calls the Christian to a life of conformity to Christ, putting away that which hinders our walk with God, and allowing grace to mold spiritual character in the Christian life.