Sermon Library

Summary: We cannot live the new creation by the power of the flesh of the old, fallen creation. We must learn how to overcome the first creation fall and become a new creation in Christ.

Summary: Our Savior, the last Adam came into the world as a baby and became the perfect example for all Christian children. The growing up season of a child will determine what they will be entering into manhood and womanhood.

Summary: The continued burden of the morning message in the ministry of John preparing the way for the Messenger, the Son of the Highest, Who will come suddenly into His Temple.

Summary: This message is a continuation from the Sunday morning message as providence brings little Jesus finally to the city where He will grow up, that of Nazareth. Joseph will be the earthly guardian of these early journeys in the life of the Lord Jesus.

Summary: The Lord did much to procure our redemption at the Cross, and that work is complete. But there is the ongoing need of Christ in heaven for us, especially as our High Priest in the constant washing of our feet from defilement that we pick up daily along life’s way.

Summary: Christ is our “Red Heifer” in that He is the cleansing us continually from our defilements of life. This message presents the Old Testament shadow and type of the burden of the New Testament foot washing.

Summary: The first sin that led to the partaking of the forbidden fruit was murmuring. This message carefully unfolds the dark powers of murmuring and complaining, and how it will destroy the Christian life.

Summary: This message reflects upon history as to the burden of God’s preachers in each of the centuries and the burden of the Word of God preached at that time. What did they see the need from God’s Word to be? What is the need of this hour in history for God’s Remnant?

Summary: “This message unfolds the nation of America coming at the time of the ankles in the image of Daniel two. Truly America is the transitional nation leading to the coming of the feet and ten toes.

Summary: The truth that Martin Luther found within the Scripture concerning Christ’s death on the cross is that it is all sufficient for full salvation of the believer. The history of the changing of the cross concept through history leading up to our contemporary time.

Summary: King Agrippa was unable to give up his past and the present. But how does an individual give up, lay aside his past, especially when there were so many side affects from sin. What do we do with the “side affects” of our sins?

Summary: An over view of the beautiful Song of Solomon in the light of the magnificence of the Shulamite. Also the 7 titles given by Solomon to the Shulamite is presented.

Summary: This time draws us to realize that every birth of a child “is thus” or surrounded by certain providences. But this is also true of the birth of ministries. This message gives a brief background on the birth of the Christian Purities Fellowship Bible Seminary to begin this week in Ghana.

Summary: God has given us a natural man, but He intended for it to be controlled by the Spiritual Man. Man today only believes he is a natural man, but he is trying to make the natural man spiritual. Christ must control the Christian’s natural man.

Summary: The burden of this message is to take the three books mentioned by Peter, Malachi, and Daniel for the End Time: The Bible, the Scripture of Truth and the Book of Remembrance.

Summary: The nearer we get to the secret coming of Christ we may not see God’s miracles as clear as in former days. But we must look into the Word of God and view the present in the light of the past.

Summary: Within Daniel 10 a book of heaven is revealed, “The Scripture of Truth.” It seems to reveal God’s entire plan of history and everything that He has done in detail, including our history.

Summary: Why do people of the same family and background come to different perspectives concerning sight of truth? This message deals with the reasons for difference of sight.

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 term “flesh” becomes another word for the sin principle, and the word “world” becomes the manifested flesh of history. We are to be crucified through sanctification both of the flesh and of the world.

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: How did prayer begin in history? Where do we read of it for the first time in Scripture? It seems prayer began in times of trouble, and seasons in history of hopelessness, and in the times of crises.

Summary: We truly need the armour of God; but prayer is most important for the enabling of our soul to face the battles of the End Time. What is the purpose of prayer?

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