Sermon Library

Summary: This message views the exodus from Egypt, the wilderness wandering, and the entrance into Canaan. Within the Canaan land, a type of the life of Christ within the sanctified Christian, there is an allotment of spiritual land for each believer. What is the allotment for each believer? We must come to know and apprehend that portion of Christ's life which He apprehended us for.

Summary: What are some hindrances to revival? What produces lukewarmness? What happens to our lives when we leave the Lord in secret backsliding? Jacob's life changed in some ways after the Peniel experience, yet when he thought Joseph was dead he began to change in mood and thoughts for the worse until told that Joseph was still alive His heart then revived and he ended in greatness down in Egypt.

Summary: God wants our will to be conformed to His Will, and thus God brings circumstances into the life to teach us to surrender our will to His will. This is to be seen in the life of Abraham and in the life of Paul.

Summary: The self-righteousness of man versus the imputed and imparted righteousness of Christ.

Summary: Unfolding why the Devil hates God and His people. We must ever be sober and vigilant daily as we face the world, the flesh, and the Devil. Principles by which to resist the Devil who is unrelentingly trying to destroy our walk with God.

Summary: The various types of the fullness of the Spirit in the OT: The Tabernacle, The Robe of the Ephod, the New Covenant of Ezekiel 36. Also the purpose of the Holy Ghost in fire.

Summary: When Christ left this earth and returned to the Father, the Holy Spirit was sent to bring to the believer the new dimension of a relationship with Christ in a mystical union.

Summary: God desires to save the soul in order to save the life. It will take a lifetime to build a life for God. The Christian must ever be conscious of the process of this building.

Summary: God is self-existent and self-subsistent, but when the Son came to earth, He laid aside the operation of this aseity and needed the help of the Father and the Spirit, as well as angels and human beings.

Summary: Between Malachi and Matthew are 400 years where God was silent in revelation; the last direct revelation was to Daniel by an Angel; the next revelation will be to a priest by the same Angel.

Summary: Though God was silent in revelation through the inter-testamental time of 400 years, providence was ever working to prepare for the coming of Messiah.

Summary: The Christian must understand that the spiritual experiences from God are to maintain the Christian life rather than to be viewed as something separate from the ongoing life. Thirteen practical principles are given to help maintain the spiritual experiences from God for the Christian life.

Summary: The unique eucharistic prayer, the prayer of deep thanksgiving that Christ prayed at the Last Supper concerning His body and blood on the eve of His crucifixion.

Summary: The unfolding of the dialectic principle in the world today and especially within the churches of our contemporary that are trying to mix the flesh with the Spirit.

Summary: The unfolding of the dialectic principle within the heart of a carnal Christian and how to be delivered from this principle to the principle of Christ.

Summary: The story of Apollos at Ephesus and how this man came to see the Gospel in a deeper light than what he knew.

Summary: Review from the Congress for the Christian Remnant

Summary: A candid look at the contemporary of salvation and what the Bible declares to be the pattern for true salvation.

Summary: The first pattern of communion with God is found in Genesis 18; to carefully unfold it in the light of the book of Song of Solomon and Revelation 3:20 of the "supping" with Christ in the End Time.

Summary: This message presents the last chapter of Isaiah, which is a restatement of the entire book. This message especially establishes the millennium and the eternal golden age concerning the Jewish nation.

Summary: Isaiah 64 with the return of Israel's remnant, and how God will save many during the Tribulation Period.

Summary: The unfolding of Isaiah 61 in the light of what the redemptive work of Christ will do for Israel at the end, as well as what He can do for the repentant sinner and backslider now.

Summary: The unfolding of Isaiah 62 in the light of Christ's pleadings before the Father in behalf of Israel, and a New Testament view of His prayers in our behalf.

Summary: How perfect and beautiful were the lives of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden before they fell into sin, and now how far man has gone down into sin. Sin is the cause of separation between God and man.

Summary: How God in the last days is sifting and shaking the earth, the churches, and homes; His silence apart from Scriptures; and His sealing of the Elect.