Sermon Library

Summary: This message takes the background of the prophecy of Micah concerning the town in which Christ was born and how it changed over the centuries leading up to the prophecy fulfilled in Luke 2.

Summary: This message presents the Scriptures' prophecies, Isaiah 40 and Malachi 3 and 4, dealing with John the Baptist and his coming in the "spirit and power of Elijah." The message makes the distinction between the person Elijah and his spirit and power. The birth of John and his coming to declare the Messiah to Israel is also presented.

Summary: God expects spiritual fruit to be brought forth in every Christian's life. The time God gives for that fruit does not go on indefinitely, so a life for God must be pursued and laid hold of while the opportunity is there, especially in the burden of revival.

Summary: The unique prayer of Solomon at the dedication of the Temple which unfolds three important truths: God's people being a servant of the Lord; the threefold concept of prayer; and how far away from God will a person go and God not able to bring him back.

Summary: God answered Solomon's prayer in 2 Chronicles 7 and assured Solomon that He would honor the prayer, a prayer that is still being answered today, and will continue to be known in the future.

Summary: This is Reformation Sunday. God declaring man to be righteous versus the need of fellowship with God.

Summary: The Apostle Paul was chosen by Christ to become the superlative example of being conformed to the image of Christ.

Summary: The sermon draws from the vision of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 2 and how God used Daniel to direct a king's thoughts for his time.

Summary: The sign of a Christian is one who loves the Lord. The two Greek words "philos" and "agapae" are viewed in the light of both terms for love in relationship to God. Also the unfolding of love from the Song of Solomon.

Summary: Why do Christians fall into despondency, discouragement, oppression, and depression? It is a loss of sight concerning the provision of Justification by Faith. Can Christians have benefits of Redemption but not know what they are in the light of their living? The struggle of John Wesley in these matters that have been misunderstood in our times.

Summary: This message concludes the burden of three nights presenting the need of building our life upon the foundation of Christ, and Christ becoming the building material for such a life.

Summary: Adding to our faith these seven spiritual jewels provides that we will be neither barren nor unfruitful.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 7 concerning the need of the Foundation of the Christian life to be firmly settled in the heart and life. That foundation is Christ, and it is established through our "hearing" and "obeying" what we hear.

Summary: This message continues the life of Jacob and the imperative need of proper thinking through the trials being faced after the crisis of sanctification.

Summary: In these days when so many things are part of the End Time powers against the Christian that are becoming constant and oppressive, we must come to know in God's providence what is to bring refreshment to our lives in Him.

Summary: The creation of Man by God and how the dirt became mire. God's deliverance includes deliverance from the miry substance that corrupts God's creation in man. What brings worth to the "earth" of man's existence is the hand of the Potter and the breath of the Potter.

Summary: This message is based on the prayer of Solomon when God appeared to him and said, "Ask What I Shall Give Thee." Solomon's response brought God's favor that he had asked "this thing." What are the things we ask God for concerning our marriage?)

Summary: A third thing is to understand what are the indicatives of marriage, the stated truths of marriage, and what are imperatives or commands of God within marriage. In these days when so many things are part of the End Time powers against the Christian that are becoming constant and oppressive, we must come to know in God's providence what is to bring refreshment to our lives in Him.)

Summary: The characteristics of the relationship of faith and the distinguishing marks of Enoch's walk.

Summary: The provisions of the blood of Christ's Cross and the centrality of Christ Himself in the Christian life are imperative requirements for the "acceptable year of the Lord" in revival to be known.

Summary: Only deeper truth will bring insight and wisdom to the believer.

Summary: To be delivered from the guilt of sin is one thing, but to be delivered fro the present evil age is another. Both are accomplished through the cross of Christ.

Summary: What will heaven be like for the child of God? But is it the final home for the saints? This message carefully unfolds the future of the unending ages of the true believer in Christ.

Summary: Going back to the original sinner, Lucifer, and how he fell. Then the first temptation on the planet Earth. How does temptation comes to us, the various forms of temptation, and the manner in which they will be known.

Summary: The journey of Israel to Canaan and the appointment of the land within Canaan. But there are borders for the allotted land, and dangers found in the highlands and in the lowlands. What is the remedy for each? The Burnt Offering Life and the Ordinance of the Red Heifer.