Sermon Library

Summary: Jeremiah lived just before the Babylonian Captivity. God reveals his family will turn against him but he must keep with the coming troubles. If the footmen wearied him, how would he do with the coming horsemen and the swelling of the Jordan. Our generation is in such an hour.

Summary: This message carefully unfolds chapter 2 of Habakkuk, when God speaks to the prophet of how He will judge not only Jerusalem but also the Chaldeans for their sins. Through it all, the just must live by "his" faith in God's Word.

Summary: The precious story of Jesus' birth and all it entails is followed by the Rejection of the Infancy of God. Many were told of His birth; only a few came. We also witness Herod's rejection and assassination attempt; rejection of Judaism's rulers; flight into Egypt; living in the stump town Nazareth. Each stage deepens in rejection and becomes a prelude to history.

Summary: Taking the title for the month of December for the studies on the Incarnation from Acts 4:27, 30 and the view of "The Infancy of God."

Summary: The unique prayer of Solomon at the dedication of the Temple which unfolds three important truths: God's people being a servant of the Lord; the threefold concept of prayer; and how far away from God will a person go and God not able to bring him back.

Summary: God answered Solomon's prayer in 2 Chronicles 7 and assured Solomon that He would honor the prayer, a prayer that is still being answered today, and will continue to be known in the future.

Summary: The imperative need of God's perseverance in our lives enabling us to persevere in these days when so many professing Christians are leaving the path of righteousness because of the intensity of the battles in the Christian life.

Summary: How often our greatest enemies are members of our family who profess to be Christians, yet a different Jesus and God of the Bible. The family tree of Jacob is carefully noted and how the relatives changed in their understanding of God over the years. God's people must ever keep the message of Christ clear even with relatives.

Summary: This message presents the cross in Christ's life and death, and how we are to observe His dying and death for our own lives as an example in bearing our appointed cross. Christ was obedient even to the death of the Cross, and our obedience must extend to even the submissiveness of our appointed cross. How does the cross come to us? Through our circumstances.

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: How often failure in the early years of proper maturing of a child leads to deficits when he/she arrives at his/her prime, and in coming to find the will of God for his/her life. The stages of God's dealings in the history of Foundations.

Summary: The unfolding of the history of Lucifer's fall, becoming Satan/Devil, and how he has become a part of man's history leading up to the End Time

Summary: The first revelation given from heaven to break the 400 years of silence will be to a priest in the Holy Place. This message gives the unfolding of that revelation before the Golden Altar concerning the coming of John the Baptist, the forerunner of Messiah.

Summary: Presenting the three times a year that a Jewish male had to appear before the Lord, and how these three seasons become the calling of a person's life in death: in the springtime, or in the summer, or in the autumn season of one's life.

Summary: Prayer is needed to accompany the armor of God. The unfolding of the history of prayer in the Bible and how it will be needed as an integral part of the Christian life in the End Time; the Christian life is a mystic life.

Summary: Unfolding the pattern in the Bible of how God deals with our soil to bring us from wayside soil to good soil; God's method of plowing, planting, and harvesting; and the tribulum of Romans 5:1-4 used to deal with chaff.

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

Summary: This sermon presents the principles of biblical prophecy in the light of the book of Isaiah; the message leads into Isaiah 65.)

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: The crisis work of sanctification in the life of the prophet after some time of preaching. The distinctive power of the flesh in the Christian, working different ways in different Christians. SE--"The Calling of Isaiah"--(in the aftermath of the prophet's purging)

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: The conception of Esau and Jacob in the womb of Rebekah and not knowing why she has the struggle within her womb. When struggles come within the heart and soul of the Christian it is most important to go to God with the concern to find the answer.

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: 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.