Sermon Library

Summary: This message brings us to the birth of the Son of God and where would Mary deliver this child.

Summary: When Elijah desired to flee away from Jezebel’s threat of death, he went to a cave at Mt. Horeb.  The Lord asked him what he was doing there.  How often we may be at a place or in a situation and we need to be asked what we are doing there.

Summary: The Gospel is to be preached in every generation.  What will be the master sin found in each generation?  The history is given in Luke 3 at the beginning of John’s ministry, and how was sin to be dealt with in that generation?

Summary: This message carefully unfolds the gift of the will given by the Creator and how far-reaching its power becomes.  But every will is influenced by something.  Only God is to be the controlling influence of the will.

Summary: How do we proclaim the Gospel in a day when the world does not believe in truth, or absolutes?  The Gospel is based and built upon absolutes and truth of God’s Word.  These will be far more difficult days to proclaim the Gospel due to the denial of God and truth.

Summary: Where are we in prophetic history, and where the present is leading us in contemporary Christianity.

Summary: In Hebrews 11 we read of the Elders obtaining a good report in different generations, in different testings.  These elders, obtaining a good report through faith, become the Cloud of Witnesses to us even today.

Summary: How the Gospel must be handed down from generation to generation in its purity and power.  But the apostasy will take its toll in the Endtime both on the message and the preservation.

Summary: This message draws us to the calling given to Elisha as commanded by God to Elijah. What were the steps of this calling? And how was this to be seen at the translation of Elijah?

Summary: This unfolds the life of Jacob after the crisis at Peniel when his life entered into great crises of troubles that brought deep grief into his life and living. But it was all in God’s plan to bring about a good end before he died.

Summary: There is a need of believing the Report of the Gospel in order to bring the revealing of the Arm of the Lord in our lives. May the New Year bring trusting in God’s Word and thus in return to bring deeper understanding of the work of Christ, the Arm of the Lord, in our lives.

Summary: What is an “Advent”? What were those characteristics that marked the first Advent, and what will be the similar characteristics with the Second Advent of Christ’s Coming.

Summary: This message presents the nation of Israel coming into prominence in WW II of the Holocaust and then becoming a nation in 1948. The “Holy Land” and the seasons of trouble in the coming days.

Summary: Consecration is the deepest and highest living of a Christian. It is when God has prepared the spiritual heart of man through the forgiveness of sins, the purifying of the heart from the power of sin, and the Spirit of God infilling that heart and life. Then the inward man has been made ready for the Romans 12:1-2 life. But what will be the difficulties faced in coming to consecration?

Summary: This message reveals to what extend the Gospel is needed in the life and living of every believer.

Summary: How often we profess to be seeking the Lord for specific “needs” of spiritual living, but there is no conviction to seek the Lord no matter what it takes. Sometimes God must press us to come to such conviction of desire.

Summary: True, Biblical Christianity is the ONLY absolute religion in the world. It is the ONLY truth that can set men free from sin and make us righteous before God.

Summary: The fall of man brought the curse of our ground. We must not only be converted but also fight the battle to maintain our ground with God. Beware of apathy.

Summary: One SELF must die by crucifixion, and yet the liberated Self must know “Yet not I, but Christ liveth in me.

Summary: This message unfolds the burden of Hannah and the birth and early years of Samuel in answer to the prayer of a mother.

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: Presenting the present situation in Israel responding to the attack of Hamas from the Gaza Strip. Biblical Prophecy of Israel.

Summary: A further understanding of Israel at this time and what will be the end of Israel according to God’s Word.

Summary: The Gospel’s theme of heart is that of grace. This was to be found in the people and preaching of the Antioch Church.

Summary: How did the nation of Israel become 12 tribes or 12 tribes plus Levi? The appointment of Saul, the calling of David, the anointing of Solomon, and the failure of the last king before the split into two kingdoms.