Sermon Library

Summary: To confess sin is one thing but for God to take away the guilt and accountability of the sin becomes part of the purpose of Christ’s death.  He is both the goat that dies and the goat to take away all of our sins.  The various biblical views of confession.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the recovery from indifference. The New Creation demands the child of God to continue on in the workings of this Heavenly creation and maintain the pursuit to the end of Christ’s work for us and in us.

Summary: When Moses spoke to the second generation, he only presented three of the seven feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23. We need to see these three feasts and their purpose in our new creation in Christ.

Summary: The need of living the new creation and overcoming the controlling powers of the new creation.

Summary: Christ becomes the Firstborn of the New Creation; we are His offspring in this New Creation. We must be conformed to Him and must follow Him to know how to live in this New Creation.

Summary: A continuation of the message given this morning to the schools, but entering deeper into what the new creation is that Christ brought to a new humanity through Him.

Summary: Amid the Christmas story there are enigmas that surround what Mary had to face in her conception as a virgin. Joseph also faced enigmas concerning Mary being with Child. How did God work out the enigmas at Christmas?

Summary: A prophetic journey is taken concerning the coming of the Son of God. Though a “child” was born, a “Son” was given. Though Christ did not speak any word or perform an miracle as a baby, He was was fully God even as a baby.

Summary: Godly Jewish women longed to be the one to bring forth the Messiah, yet all gave birth to children by way of man’s seed. The prophecy of the woman versus the prophecy of a “virgin.” How would this take place. God would bring the revelation to reality when speaking to Mary (Luke 1) and to Joseph (Matthew 1).

Summary: This great prophecy of Malachi concerns the coming of John the Baptist as the messenger of the coming Messiah; and the coming of the Messenger of the Covenant, Jesus Christ.

Summary: The continued burden of the morning message in the ministry of John preparing the way for the Messenger, the Son of the Highest, Who will come suddenly into His Temple.

Summary: This message is a continuation from the Sunday morning message as providence brings little Jesus finally to the city where He will grow up, that of Nazareth. Joseph will be the earthly guardian of these early journeys in the life of the Lord Jesus.

Summary: The Lord did much to procure our redemption at the Cross, and that work is complete. But there is the ongoing need of Christ in heaven for us, especially as our High Priest in the constant washing of our feet from defilement that we pick up daily along life’s way.

Summary: Christ is our “Red Heifer” in that He is the cleansing us continually from our defilements of life. This message presents the Old Testament shadow and type of the burden of the New Testament foot washing.

Summary: We have come to a generation even in Christianity where biblical faith is no longer evident. This is one of the greatest needs at this time: a faith in God and His Word. Otherwise, the faith will be in self and pride.

Summary: Paul speaks of an “I” that is crucified, but an “I” that lives. But the “I” that lives must be lived with the life of Christ controlling it, or the danger will be to resort back to what brought about the Fall of Adam and Eve.

Summary: “This message unfolds the nation of America coming at the time of the ankles in the image of Daniel two. Truly America is the transitional nation leading to the coming of the feet and ten toes.

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: The Hebrew word for “The Hope” is Hatikvah. The Word of God must be with Faith but also with Hope. God can make what seems to be the impossible possible. The nation of Israel has existed in the posture of hope for thousands of years.

Summary: We must understand as Christians that the judgment of God will begin at His House on earth. Before the Tribulation Period upon the earth and Daniel’s Last Week against the Jews, God’s judgment will begin at the final Chruch Age: Laodicea. The Christian will know the testings of Christ before the Rapture.

Summary: How often we complain about the spiritual infirmities, weaknesses, and failures. We may say we have prayed a long time for a healing to take place. But a Christian could go so long in the failure, he accommodates his living to the continual failures. Does he want to be made whole?

Summary: There is the need for every Christian to grow with God; this will help to limit backsliding. We must learn to grasp spiritual things; we must act upon known truths. We must ever be taught of the Lord in everything that comes into the life.

Summary: This message draws from Paul’s testimony to King Agrippa with the king listening but unable to give up what it will take to be a Christian. The term “Christian” has so radically changed in our contemporary there is no clear distinction of life from that of the world. Agrippa knew he would have to change and was unwilling.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message dealing with the Rechabites who became the root family centuries later from Jethro’s son. But it was Jonadab the son of Rechab who gave the convictions to the family. We need not only the Fundamentals of the Faith for our lives but also convictions in these crucial days.

Summary: This message given in the aftermath of the Ladies’ Prayer Fellowship. How God made the woman to be the magnificence of a marriage, as the man becomes the militancy. Strong women are noted in Scripture who stood with their husband in faith and trust.