Sermon Library

Summary: Taken from Revelation 4 of the eyes before, behind, and within to be found with the Bride of Christ.

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: This principle is one of the key truths that supports sanctification for the Christian life. This message takes the unfolding of this principle for sanctification in the believer’s life: “I am crucified WITH Christ.”

Summary: A brief message concerning the call of Moses and the need of his coming to God’s enabling for his life.

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 John the Baptist declared Christ to be the Lamb of God, he revealed the greatest need in Israel. Though Jesus is many things to us, the greatest thing we need is a Saviour that is able to take away all our sin.

Summary: When we are in sin there are several authorities that dictate our Ethics: the world, the Devil, and self. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has had many partakers over the centuries that dictated the view of right and wrong.

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: Where does God bless an individual? It could be in the most critical hour of life as with Jacob that night at Peniel. It was a place of repentance, humility, of wrestling with Him. But it could be the greatest hour of our lives.

Summary: Oh, the philosophical powers that have taken over the world in their thinking of God and the living of a spiritual life. Do we truly know God, or have the personalities of this age defined God for us and how we are to live our self, existential life?

Summary: The seeing eye and the hearing ear is from the Lord, and when Christ opens His mouth we must hear well, even when we do not understand that word.

Summary: How will we end our life? Will we end it well, as a product of the years we have walked with God? This message takes the life of Jacob, who struggled for many years but came to great victory in the “sunset” of his life.

Summary: In the final months of Paul’s life, he calls upon Timothy to commit to others what has been committed to him by Paul. May we find faithful men and women who are willing to take the Charge and the Deposit of the Gospel into their lives for the need of another generation.

Summary: The Antioch Church became the place of Paul’s preaching and coming to age of the Gospel. What is Christian Perfection and how John Wesley came to the understanding of Christian Perfection.

Summary: The last three decisions that Abraham made to bring him to consecration. This is a continuation from the morning message.

Summary: The second message presents Job’s wife in a crucial hour responding to her husband’s great afflictions and Job’s response to her.  The second woman is Michal, who attacked David’s piety before the Lord in bringing the ark into Jerusalem.  What was David’s response to this wife?

Summary: The introduction to the Ladies Prayer Fellowship presenting the burden for the 24 hours appointed.  Both Eve the first woman and Mary of the New Testament faced crucial times. How did each one respond?

Summary: The failures of the early Jewish Church and how the Gentiles became heirs to the Gospel.

Summary: The longing for Heart Purity came to an increased desire in the 1700s and it was called “Christian Perfection.” Insights concerning sanctification came forth from the Lord to God’s people during this season, with many passages of Scripture opening up with understanding.

Summary: How often a mother may be the prominent one in the home guiding the children and the home itself. But there is that godly father who leads that home with the mother in his support naturally and spiritually. This message draws from the “step” father in Jesus’ life, Joseph, who stepped in as a husband and as a “natural” father to Jesus.

Summary: Perfection has been one of the goals to be rendered in each of the epistles of the New Testament. Here in 1 Thessalonians, this passage that Paul concludes his first NT epistle with becomes the vision of the full life in Christ.

Summary: A brief message concerning the usage of “hyssop” in the Bible as used in a variety of contexts dealing with the weaknesses of life.

Summary: Every generation since the Fall has found itself in troubles and the distresses of life. But the Scriptures reveal that the End Time will be intensified with troubles and distresses that will seem to have no hope of remedy. The more man tries to do away with his troubles, the greater the complexity of those troubles will be.

Summary: Some troubles we bring upon ourselves, and we must turn to God for help out of the trouble and distress. Whether we have weaknesses at times or are found with strength, we still must call upon God in the time of trouble and distress. May God keep us from compromise.

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?