Sermon Library

Summary: Taking the Scriptures, both prophetically and declaratively of the coming of the fullness of the Holy Spirit.

Summary: Wesley was drawn to God’s people and how they died with peace and contentment. It was from this observation that he came to see the need of the crucifixion to be found in sanctification, and the need of “dying daily.”

Summary: How will we live the Christian life given in the New Birth. God has appointed a life within the life, and that life is Christ Himself. This is the Sanctified Life within the Regenerated Life.

Summary: We must understand the distinction between these three terms and that they are complete in the work they do. But they lead to a consummation of working sanctification in both its crisis and its process for the Christian life.

Summary: Taking the restoration of the city of Jerusalem by Nehemiah, especially the twelve gates and the walls in between as part of the need for the recovery of a ruined life.

Summary: We must never get tired of God’s manna. It is not the constancy of the Word of God that becomes old and stale but the wavering of our soul in its love for God’s Word.

Summary: What does it mean that the Word became flesh? He dwelt or tabernacled among us. The Son came for only a brief period of time to this earth; what was to come from this visit?

Summary: This message goes back to before the beginning of time when only the Triune God existed. Then the Trinity created the universe and the world as a love gift from the Father to the Son. Yet the gift rebelled, and the Son came to this earth to reclaim and restore the love gift for Himself.

Summary: David was one of the prophets of the Old Testament, and he was given revelations of the coming Messiah like no other prophet.

Summary: Prophecies dealing with the term “incarnation” as well as what the Old Testament claims of His coming. “He shall be called a Nazarene.” What does this mean? The distinction between the Hope and the Blessed Hope.

Summary: Where will the Lord lead us as we follow Him? Into what ship and storm will we be taken? This truth is an important one for the times in which God’s saints find themselves in His will.

Summary: The background concerning the first prophecy of the coming of Messiah—Gen. 3:15.

Summary: Meditations must be influenced by the Word of God for communion and fellowship with God. There is also the need of meditation to overcome the thoughts of the Devil or to resist the Devil.

Summary: Can we find thanksgiving to God in our hearts when nothing but tragedy and trouble is evident? Daniel did so.

Summary: This message reveals the wings of the Passover in our conversion and the wings of Christ’s skirt in His love and care for us.

Summary: This message unfolds what takes place when we become a Christian and how our lives change when it comes to the appointments by Christ in Himself and in the Body of Christ.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 20 and believing what we have done for God is worthy of God’s penny. Are we saved by our works or by the grace of God alone?

Summary: How often we fail when the sorrows of life come in a variety of ways. The thought life of a suffering one must be established on the Revelation of God, for only then will faith secure the life in its living through the sorrow.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 21 reveals a son who refused to do the will of God but afterwards repented, while the second son said he would work in the father’s vineyard but did not. Yes, the first son “repented” and did the will of the Father. Yet, as a people of God, do we encourage our youth to seek and “do” the will of God?

Summary: The End-time attack on the Christian mind must find a protection for the mind. That protection is to be found in the One Who created the mind, God Himself.

Summary: Do we know “Thy Day” that God has given to us? And in Luke 19:44-knowing the time of our visitation from him? God has already divinely appointed our times and seasons in which He will deal with us. We must respond to Him in that time and season.

Summary: The surrender of Paul on the road to Damascus. He immediately cried out, What wilt thou have me to do? Coming to know God’s will for the life.

Summary: God gave us His Word, but how does one read it and interpret it? Faith becomes a necessary virtue in order to interpret Scripture and to grow in grace. The deeper the faith, the deeper the walk will be with God. The Gospel is seen as we go from “faith to faith.”

Summary: Oh, the need to be ready to face what God has upon His heart for us! Amidst the warnings by God’s people to Paul, he was ready “not to be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.” This was the heart of Paul even among his beloved friends.

Summary: Birth, growth, maturity, decay, and death become the line of existence in the natural life. But to the Christian, maturity brings expansion of the Christian life and is to continue in our life. But what brings limited growth in a Christian life? Several reasons affect growth in the Christian life.