Sermon Library

Summary: Though the Law was given in a second edition to the second generation, there were to be no amendments. Yet there were amplifications given to the implementation of the Law in the new context they would face in Canaan. God’s Word never changes; the circumstances may change from generation to generation, but the same law must guide and direct.

Summary: The chastenings of the Lord are always unique to each individual. Paul leaves the subject of the race and now enters that of the child of God in the family of God with the Father of all Spirits in His dealings for good.

Summary: The tendency of the Christian is to “leak” and wane in love and devotion to God. Thus we are in need of revival to maintain our constant walk with God. Seven warnings to be found in the Book of Hebrews.

Summary: This message presents the burden of the first eleven verses of chapter 5 of James revealing the End Time and the powers of “capital” and “labor.” God’s people must not be given to murmuring and complaining in these days that are bent to our destruction as God’s people.

Summary: The first part of James 3 presents the need of a teacher’s care about his words: they can be used either for good or evil. The burden of how a little member can be used to hurt a brother or sister in the Lord.

Summary: The background of James, how he came to prominence of leadership in the early church, and why he was the important one for the first epistle of the New Testament.

Summary: A historical unfolding of how the Laodicean Church Age became what it is in the aftermath of rejecting the truth of the Philadelphia Church Age. As the Church has left the doctrine of the Deeper Life Christian heart, it also has rejected the Rapture of Christ’s saints.

Summary: Reflecting back to the birth of Foundations and seeing the purpose and burden of its beginning, how the age has mutated, and what we are now facing in God’s economy.

Summary: The unfolding of the history of prayer in the Bible leading to the prayers of Paul. How his prayers were unique for each church and their burden, leading up to the prayer for Thessalonica.

Summary: The Christian is not to be “lonely” but he/she may have to learn to live alone. And can he live with himself? We must come to a contentment of our sins under the blood, our thoughts becoming our friend, and if forced by providence into periods of aloneness, knowing how to do so with God.

Summary: The two olive trees of Zechariah’s prophecy, though dealing with Zerubbabel and Joshua, yet they are types of the dual offices of Christ for the believer: His kingly leadership and His High Priestly work in our behalf. They both become inspirations to us in our living amidst these dark and difficult days.

Summary: This message given in the aftermath of the passing away of Melvin Love, a deacon of Foundations Bible Collegiate Church. The death of Christ and His resurrected Body in the light of our resurrection.

Summary: This message reveals the power of God forgiving the vilest of sins and that there is nothing we can do about the past sins except place them under the blood. From that moment on we must know the change of life through Christ.

Summary: The power of grace over not only our sins but also over the damage that the sin principle has done to the life of the Christian. The early life of Jacob and where the sin nature abounded in his life, yet grace ultimately abounded more.

Summary: The holy anointing oil in the Book of Exodus is carefully presented along with its New Testament understanding for the Christian. The message tells of inevitable dangers in going on with Christ and how the Christian is protected from those dangers.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the great hope of Genesis 3:15 revealing what is the seed of the woman, the seed of the serpent, and the seed of the seed in each context. The Bible divides all of humanity into two categories: the godly and the ungodly. The message reveals God has placed “enmity” between these two seeds until the end of time.

Summary: A reflection upon the Founder’s fourfold-panel vision for Foundations. After a brief unfolding of that vision, time is carefully given to the Potential Vision.

Summary: The burden of a local church for the high school and college students is to be found in a preparatory stage of life to one day be used of God for their prime-vision living in the future.

Summary: The burden of womanhood in the Bible.

Summary: The view of why God used Cyrus in the first return of the Jews to Jerusalem. God at times uses that which is most unlikely to bring about His precious will for His people. We must be careful about our thoughts questioning God in His work of providence.

Summary: This is a continuation of our summer study as we enter into the Gospel according to John in this lesson presenting the deity of Christ.

Summary: The crises that have come upon America in 2020 will forever change the course of its history and lead to its destruction. For many decades it has not been "a nation under God" but against God. We are reaping what we have sowed as a nation.

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: Unfolds the beginning of the psychical earth (Gen. 1:1) and the fall of Lucifer, bringing about "without form and void" in 1:2. Lucifer used deception and a lie to bring about his fall and a third part of the angels. Then the fallen archangel used deception and a lie to bring about the fall of man. His greatest weapon throughout history has been deception.

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.