Sermon Library

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

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 63 with the early verses leading up to the Battle of Armageddon and its geography, with the order of events from the rapture to the Battle; the second half of the chapter presents the remnant of Israel returning to the Lord in Daniel's Last Week.

Summary: An introduction to the Old Testament and the unfolding of its books, as well as the burden of prophets in the Old Testament leading up to Isaiah.

Summary: Four aspects of sin that Christ died for. The sowing into the flesh and the sins of our past have brought side effects upon the Christian; he must come to know how to overcome the past.

Summary: The crisis of sanctification leads us into the full and powerful life of Christ, which is to bring healing of the side affects of our sowings and reapings in life.

Summary: Principles dealing with the world and how to protect myself from the world as a Christian

Summary: Christianity has changed over the years, and we have come to a Christianity that does not include the cross life for the Christian. Christ became the example of living the cross sacrifice moment by moment.

Summary: A presentation on how we should honor and keep the body in holiness, so we might not enter into the immoral sins against the body.

Summary: A message likening the Bible as song and we as the singers of this song that we did not write. The burden of the message is to set forth there are unfinished songs with a careful exploration of the Christian asking questions before God and life’s unanswered questions.

Summary: A message exploring the word “Lebanon” in the Song of Solomon, and seeing it as the representation of the acquisition of all natural things, the ability to acquire natural things. The importance of natural things in the Christian’s life is emphasized, and how unfortunate it is when a Christian excludes legitimate natural things from their life.

Summary: Natural can be one of the most misunderstood words in the Bible because of the variety of contexts in which it is found. This message deals with seven areas the Christian needs to be natural in, with an emphasis on the process in the Christian life.

Summary: People place their hope in a variety things outside of God. Our only hope is found in God and the Cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, and to see that hope carried on in our children.

Summary: As the Old Testament reveals the Old Covenant given to Israel, the New Covenant is found in detail in the Old Testament.  It was to be given to Israel at the coming of the Messiah.

Summary: A further unfolding of the New Covenant revealed in the Old Testament.

Summary: The child of God must come to a desire after conversion to live his life to do God’s will.  God saved us to do His will all the days of our lives.

Summary: The Christian has been called to a life of godliness. No matter what others may do, we must continue to do what is right and not change.

Summary: A careful unfolding of Psalm 81 and what God wanted to do for them, and yet their responses to Him turned them away from His blessings.

Summary: Amidst the wickedness of Manasseh, Ezra in the Chronicles gives us the final years of this king, and how Josiah was able to restore what Manasseh could not in spite of his repentance.

Summary: What is the world, the age, and why are we to be delivered from it?  Apart from self the Age is our greatest enemy as a Christian.

Summary: John 6 becomes the most critical hour in Jesus’ ministry; it is within this chapter that many began to leave the Lord.  But what was Peter’s response to this crucial hour?