Sermon Library

Summary: A careful unfolding of John 17 and the burden of His prayer concerning the disciples facing the world. His prayer for the Father to sanctify them and to keep them from the evil of the world.

Summary: What is the Kingdom? Where does it reside? And, what is it composed of? There is much confusion about the present understanding of the Kingdom of God. But it is to be found within and composed of 3 fruits.

Summary: Paul was no doubt one of the greatest minds of Israel at the time of the Book of Acts. Yet he had to revamp his thinking and pursuits once he met Christ on the road to Damascus. His writings became the insight to his quest.

Summary: How often weariness creeps into the Christian life when we do not control our thought life in circumstances we face: circumstances of sickness, troubles, trials, sufferings, and just the plain living of life. God forbid we ever get weary with God.

Summary: This message comes after the testimonies given by the young people concerning the youth camp. What is to be known in heart and life to be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: This message is a postscript to the Men’s Prayer Conference. It explains how God uses our subordinate histories in the grand plan of History for the glory of His Son.

Summary: Fallen angels had no hope of recovery, but fallen man was given hope through the grace of God. This grace becomes the means whereby man knows the depth of God in full salvation.

Summary: How does God take the workings of redemption and transform them into the believing Christian’s life to become part of his existence.

Summary: This message takes the historic burden of Elijah on Mt. Carmel. How does the Christian return to a burning heart relationship with God when it is lost? Elijah’s steps in this chapter give us the key for the return to a sacrifice on fire for God.

Summary: This message was preached for the ordination of an individual. The message is a charge, a deposit, and a call for guardianship of the Gospel of Christ.

Summary: Drawn from Luke 18, prayer must be an integral part of our Christian life, even in the delays of providence. Presented are the four main elements of faith and the four enemies of faith.

Summary: The Lord has called us to a life of sacrifice both of our possessions and of ourselves. The Christ within brings us to a cross, denying ourselves, and living for Him and for others.

Summary: Philippians 3:10 brings to us a fourfold understanding of knowing Christ, the power of His resurrection which enables us to continually be made conformable unto his death.

Summary: The difference between true faith and false faith along with the contemporary concepts of faith. How is biblical faith manifested in our age?

Summary: One of the great side effects of sin is the damage to the mind. How does the redemptive work of Christ help in the Christian’s thought life? This message brings hope for this to be realized when Christ places His laws into the mind of the Christian and writes them in the heart.

Summary: The careful unfolding of the prayer life of Christ during His days in the flesh on earth. He became the example to us of the need of constant prayer. Fifteen principles to govern our praying.

Summary: In these days of global apostasy, the ministry of intercessory prayer is going to be more needed than in any other hour. Wickedness is abounding as Isaiah prophesied, and we need prayer for God’s Elect as the powers of global government deepens against God’s people.

Summary: How has the fall of Public Christianity brought about the fall of America? The Congress of our nation consists of members who identify with fallen Christianity, and they have merged the powers of that apostasy with secularism. Our nation has fallen due to the fall of the principles which gave birth to it.

Summary: Though the Law was given in a second edition to the second generation, there were to be no amendments. Yet there were amplifications given to the implementation of the Law in the new context they would face in Canaan. God’s Word never changes; the circumstances may change from generation to generation, but the same law must guide and direct.

Summary: Jesus becomes part of the Cloud of Witnesses. He is the One Whom we must keep our eyes upon. He is the One Who endured the contradiction of sinners.

Summary: Presenting the shadow and type of Sanctification and Holiness in the times of Moses and Joshua. There are boundaries to this life as well as warnings.

Summary: The infants surrounding the birth of Christ, those who were martyred by Herod the Great. While joy and gladness fill the Christmas carols, there is the weeping and sadness of “Rachel weeping” for those who will be killed by Herod.

Summary: The biblical and traditional background of the wise men and how they relate to a certain part of the Remnant preparing for the 2nd coming of the Lord.

Summary: The only ones who visited the Christ child on the night of His birth. The Shepherds and their closeness to the event.

Summary: In these days when so many have a false worldview controlling their lives, Christians need a controlling world view for their heart and living. It can only be found in the Scriptures.