Sermon Library

Summary: The great counsel, purpose, and will of God in the all-encompassing plan of Salvation, which includes the provisions in Christ for the backslider to return and be restored.

Summary: Continuation of morning message including how to recover from backsliding and how to maintain a Christian life from backsliding.

Summary: Carefully unfolding the recent mandates concerning worship in the church and how far we can go in our accountability of conscience before God versus the mandates.

Summary: The unfolding of how the mark of the Beast will come to the world. Just as there are many antichrists, there are many preliminary "marks" that prepare us for the coming of the mark of the Beast.

Summary: The birth of “Father’s Day” and the biblical unfolding of what the Lord appointed a father to be. How sad these principles of fatherhood are rarely found in our society today.

Summary: The subtle danger of growing older and letting our relationship with Christ wane in its responsiveness to Christ.

Summary: The conclusion of the morning message in the need of recovery and what is the key to living a life of holiness.

Summary: The cry of Nehemiah as being the last of the Old Testament books to have been written. The contrast between the books of Malachi and Nehemiah for the end of the Old Testament.

Summary: The words of the Remnant to Haggai, as they had become apathetic for 15 years in not completing the building of the Temple. They believed the oppositions and circumstances seemed to have brought an end to the building. Haggai rebukes them for using these circumstances to delay the completion of the Temple.

Summary: This message deals with the prophecy of Daniel 2, the image of man, and how we are near the coming of the feet of the image. It also presents the burden of the mandates given during the coronavirus and how they are leading to the coming of the Antichrist.

Summary: This message is a continuation of the morning message with the unfolding of the Song of Solomon and how providence worked in the Shulamite's life to reveal her needs in six areas.

Summary: The king Zedekiah, on the eve of the final overthrow of Jerusalem, liberates Jewish servants as to the Sabbatical Year, but then forces them back into servitude. This is happening in America: our liberties are being canceled by the government and we are becoming enslaved under the guise of the coronavirus.

Summary: The concept of fear and how it affects the Christian. We must overcome our fears both of the past and of the future.

Summary: This message takes the sign of the Lord to Jeremiah the prophet and reveals how God will change the use of Israel for the centuries to come. A careful presentation of the natural darkness, willful darkness, and judgmental darkness is to be found with an individual and that of a nation.

Summary: Jeremiah is sent to the potter's house by the Lord and there is to learn of God's workings with the nation Israel. The unfolding of the potter in Scripture and how God is the potter and we are the clay as humans.

Summary: The need of faith for the continual attitude of the Christian life. What is faith?

Summary: What are the idols that could come into our Temple life and affect our relationship with the Lord?

Summary: The Devil is known for accusing God's people day and night before the Throne of God. This message reveals how these accusations will increase. It unfolds these accusations throughout the Bible against God's people and ultimately against our Saviour justifying us before the Father.

Summary: The call of Jeremiah in the light of unworthiness versus inability. The man of God must see the first but not look upon the second, for God is his ability.

Summary: This message carefully presents the sequence of the Gospel coming to an individual according to Romans 10. Then the call of God to Isaiah but seen through the paradox of both God's open invitation and the response of the individual.

Summary: Endurance in trials is needed by the Christian living in the end times, not allowing himself to be deterred or intimidated by any shame associated with those testings. The Cross of Christ becomes not only the source of spiritual provision but the great example for the Christian in facing trials.

Summary: First message for the opening of second semester of the Foundations Schools, taken from the Book of Habakkuk. What we will need for this crucial year.

Summary: Jacob was requested of his parents to leave home at 77, to go to Haran 500 miles away from Beer-Sheba. He faced many unknowns for the journey as well as the next 20 years. When he met God at Bethel, he made 7 observations needed for the future.

Summary: The precious story of Jesus' birth and all it entails is followed by the Rejection of the Infancy of God. Many were told of His birth; only a few came. We also witness Herod's rejection and assassination attempt; rejection of Judaism's rulers; flight into Egypt; living in the stump town Nazareth. Each stage deepens in rejection and becomes a prelude to history.

Summary: In Matthew 2:6, the prophecy of Micah 5:2 presents the Ruler as being a shepherd. In the Greek, it reads "Which shall "shepherdize" my people Israel. Thus, the "Rod" and "Staff" purpose is to rule our lives as a Shepherd.