Sermon Library

Summary: The Lord led the Children of Israel out of Egypt and into the land between Egypt and Canaan, that of the Wilderness. This was to be their struggle for the next 40 years. Their struggles often brought bitterness with God and with the workings of God.

Summary: This message resolves the postscript of the Bible Conference and the 5th message from the book of Acts. Paul now arrives in Rome. How did God use him? Even this imprisonment in Rome turned out to the furtherance the Gospel and the culmination of the burden of Luke in writing the book of Acts.

Summary: What is the Self of God, of angels, and of man? This message unfolds the careful understanding of the Self that God gave to us as human beings, and what God wants to do with the SELF influenced and controlled by Christ.

Summary: The Bible unfolds the understanding of prayer throughout the Bible, with the greatest insight to be found in the New Testament. Christ gave us the trilogy of prayer in asking, seeking, and knocking.

Summary: The Messiah must be a man according to the prophecies of the Old Testament. How shall this man be and how will He come? Though angels fell, the Son did not become an angel, yet He would be made a little lower than an angel. He would become a man to save men, and call many sons unto Glory. Aa the last Adam, He has HIs own kingdom, His own seed, HIs own birth for His sons, and we are to be conformed into His image

Summary: What was the true principle that came forth from the birth of Protestantism and God’s intent? It was so much broader than simply rebuking Romanism. It was to be for the entire life of the Christian.

Summary: When John the Baptist declared Christ to be the Lamb of God, he revealed the greatest need in Israel. Though Jesus is many things to us, the greatest thing we need is a Saviour that is able to take away all our sin.

Summary: When we are in sin there are several authorities that dictate our Ethics: the world, the Devil, and self. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has had many partakers over the centuries that dictated the view of right and wrong.

Summary: God wants His people to enjoy the life with Him now and in the life to come. The deeper the Christian Life becomes, the deeper the inner joy and blessing. We must desire the heart being at rest and peace daily with God.

Summary: This message takes a delicate story Christ gave to His disciples concerning the steward who wasted his master’s goods. We must not waste what God has given in accountability to us. This year in the Foundations schools may we be resolved to do our best every day as we pray for God to help us.

Summary: Paul speaks in his charge to Timothy to hold fast the faith of God’s Gospel with a good conscience. He warns Timothy of not warring a good warfare, which will bring a life to shipwreck as with Hymenaeus and Alexander.

Summary: The charge demands for us to keep that which was committed to us, and there are a number of “keepings” that the Scriptures demand of God’s people.

Summary: The Antioch Church became the place of Paul’s preaching and coming to age of the Gospel. What is Christian Perfection and how John Wesley came to the understanding of Christian Perfection.

Summary: The message of Grace also includes callings into the ministry and appointments of life. The Antioch Church was a church that promoted callings among its people.

Summary: Our founder desired for Foundations Bible Collegiate Church to be an Antiochian Church. This message gives the background of the Anthiochian church in the New Testament, with the purpose and hope of such a church in our day and time.

Summary: This becomes an introduction message presenting the burden of study for the next several months of the Sunday Bible Class. What is a catechetical study, and how will we be approaching it in ten divisions of theology.

Summary: The last epistle Paul wrote reveals Timothy’s Faith, linking it back to his grandmother and mother. It also reveals the teaching he received all the back to his infancy. This will be needed for our children in this crucial hour of history. This message follows in the aftermath of the Summer Youth Camp.

Summary: The longing for Heart Purity came to an increased desire in the 1700s and it was called “Christian Perfection.” Insights concerning sanctification came forth from the Lord to God’s people during this season, with many passages of Scripture opening up with understanding.

Summary: Perfection has been one of the goals to be rendered in each of the epistles of the New Testament. Here in 1 Thessalonians, this passage that Paul concludes his first NT epistle with becomes the vision of the full life in Christ.

Summary: A brief message concerning the usage of “hyssop” in the Bible as used in a variety of contexts dealing with the weaknesses of life.

Summary: This burden takes the unfolding of the Sunday Bible Pointer in regard to the truth of the Lord’s Will for our lives in every compartment of life.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the Tabernacle in regard to “The Way, the Truth, and the Life” as God calls the Christian to go deeper in His walk and life with Christ, including the Holy of Holies Spirit-Filled Life.

Summary: One of the reasons we do not go on in the Deeper life is that we do not pray, or we pray amiss. Promises are given in the Bible for the hope of such a working within our lives.

Summary: As God sends a season to a church of His desire to do His Work in the hearts of God’s people, that is the time when we should respond. It is God revealing that it is HIS time for the work.

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.