Sermon Library

Summary: A careful unfolding of John 17 on the eve of Christ’s death. A personal prayer Christ gives to the Father for His own, and for those who would believe on Him in the future through the influence of His disciples.

Summary: This is a post-Marriage Conference message dealing with how the individual lives within that is the determining value of the true life. The secret to a truthful marriage is how we live within our heart with God.

Summary: This message was preached on the day after Donald Trump was miraculously spared from an attempted assassination; and yet, this does not mean he is our hope. The hope of humanity is to be found in Christ alone. His death on the cross, found in Psalm 22, will ultimately bring us to a new humanity in a New Earth.

Summary: The continuation of the morning message and the consummation of human life in Christ.

Summary: Once the Christian knows the breakage of carnality, the rest of the Christian life is dealing with the wretchedness of self. Christ must ever be covering it with His beauty and His righteousness.

Summary: This time draws us to realize that every birth of a child “is thus” or surrounded by certain providences. But this is also true of the birth of ministries. This message gives a brief background on the birth of the Christian Purities Fellowship Bible Seminary to begin this week in Ghana.

Summary: The mind gives the concept of thoughts, but these thoughts begin to enter the heart and become the critical need to make the choices that are unlocked by the key of the will.

Summary: Every child is conceived with a mind and a heart that are part of the soul. But it is polluted by the Adamic nature, and both the mind and heart must be redeemed and changed by God’s amazing grace.

Summary: The world is ever calling to the hearts of our youth, endeavoring to convince them that the glistening sand of the desert world is water and will satisfy the desires of life. But when one tries to reach what seems to be a pool of water of rest and peace, it only ends up being a mirage.

Summary: The burden of this message is to take the three books mentioned by Peter, Malachi, and Daniel for the End Time: The Bible, the Scripture of Truth and the Book of Remembrance.

Summary: Within Daniel 10 a book of heaven is revealed, “The Scripture of Truth.” It seems to reveal God’s entire plan of history and everything that He has done in detail, including our history.

Summary: Why do people of the same family and background come to different perspectives concerning sight of truth? This message deals with the reasons for difference of sight.

Summary: The Lord led the Children of Israel out of Egypt and into the land between Egypt and Canaan, that of the Wilderness. This was to be their struggle for the next 40 years. Their struggles often brought bitterness with God and with the workings of God.

Summary: The Holy Spirit is a Person and He has feelings. The Bible reveals we can grieve Him and be irreverent toward Him in a variety of ways.

Summary: We as End-time Christians must believe that God wants us to know this infilling of the Spirit as we near the Secret Coming of the Lord.

Summary: How did prayer begin in history? Where do we read of it for the first time in Scripture? It seems prayer began in times of trouble, and seasons in history of hopelessness, and in the times of crises.

Summary: Oh, the wisdom of Moses in praying to God after He rejected Israel. Moses prayed for God to show him the way; God responded, “My presence shall go with thee.”

Summary: Christ is the Amen of the Church ages and of all of History. The purpose of the last two chapters of the Book of Revelation.

Summary: Mt. Sinai was to prepare Israel for the entrance into Canaan, but Israel was not ready. The refusal to enter Canaan brought about four reactions that brought the death of the first generation. We must enter this new year in hope and desire of possession of the Life of Christ.

Summary: This message draws from Moses’ early words from Deuteronomy and the imperative need of Israel to spend time at Mt. Sinai to prepare both heart and mind for the journey to and the entrance into Canaan. What does this mean to the Christian?

Summary: The Anointed One, the Messiah is especially found within the Scriptures in the context of the anointed King of God to be found in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Summary: There are four songs given in the Book of Isaiah concerning the coming Messiah as God’s servant. This morning message unfolds the burden of the servant in the first two songs.

Summary: We see the unfolding of the nation Iran, formerly Persia, and how God used this nation to bring fulfillment of God’s prophecies concerning His people (noting also the uniqueness of the nation of Iran at this time).

Summary: What is the concept of Messiah, and what does the Old Testament reveal about Him. This is the introduction to the preaching burden for the month of December.

Summary: What is the high calling of a Christian? Truly it is a consecrated life with love for Christ. Such love becomes the drawing of the heart to submit to the Holy Spirit to bring about the Bride of Christ, taken in preparation for the wedding.