Sermon Library

Summary: What is the Infilling of the Spirit, and how is this to be revealed beyond the rent veil?  This message unfolds this truth.

Summary: What happened that day when the veil was rent at the very moment Christ died?  The Tabernacle is viewed from the crises of spiritual experiences and then the process of the life of Christ to follow.

Summary: What is the New Covenant in the light of the Old Covenant?  What must be seen for the transition from one to another, and how does the BIble make the transition.

Summary: The Gospel is to be preached in every generation.  What will be the master sin found in each generation?  The history is given in Luke 3 at the beginning of John’s ministry, and how was sin to be dealt with in that generation?

Summary: This was a devotion given after the testimonies from the Teaching Camp with the theme being “The Cross of Christ: God’s Full Work of Redemption.”  Only the Trinity knew what took place on the cross that day.

Summary: Martin Luther believed that what is to be known of God is to be found at the Cross of Christ.  God is hidden in His revelation of Himself, and at this time He is to be only known through the Cross of Christ.

Summary: Public Christianity continues to blend with all of its differences coming together.  The Charismatic Movement has brought a power for its amalgamation and we are witnessing the radical changes coming to the Anglican Church and Rome.

Summary: How do we proclaim the Gospel in a day when the world does not believe in truth, or absolutes?  The Gospel is based and built upon absolutes and truth of God’s Word.  These will be far more difficult days to proclaim the Gospel due to the denial of God and truth.

Summary: This is the concluding message of the Congress presenting the need of confidence in God and what He is and the highest expression of love to God will be found in worship.

Summary: This is the introductory message of the Congress for the Christian Remnant.  The introductory burden is taken from Psalm 18:1-3.

Summary: Where are we in prophetic history, and where the present is leading us in contemporary Christianity.

Summary: Reflecting upon the beginnings of a child, and how God is in the beginning of life.  But there is the beginning of the Christian life and where does it lead, and the End, which is better than the beginning.

Summary: This message defines the “inner man” and what is needed for this part of our human existence in these days when so much emphasis is given to the outer man.

Summary: The imperative need of God giving a charge, a deposit of the Gospel to trust of another generation.  This next generation must not only “believe” the Gospel but also to protect it for another generation.

Summary: How the Gospel must be handed down from generation to generation in its purity and power.  But the apostasy will take its toll in the Endtime both on the message and the preservation.

Summary: A companion burden with the morning message. The need of a fire coming upon the altar. But there also must be a fire of God’s Spirit continuing within the heart of the believer.

Summary: How does a young person come to Christ within a Christian home?  And what will be the hope of his spiritual legacy.

Summary: This is a continuation of the burden from the morning message.

Summary: God’s movements in history bring movings upon humanity that pave the way for providence’s workings in that season of history.

Summary: Who appointed Jesus to be the shepherd of the sheep and to take care of the sheep?  We find that we belong to the Father and the Father appointed His Son to be responsible for saving and keeping the sheep.

Summary: Christ suffered to learn human obedience; He suffered for our sins. We now are to come to know the fellowship of His sufferings; for He set the example, and we should follow in His steps.

Summary: What powers will Christians need to face in the End Time and what will be needed to face them?

Summary: Leading up to a crisis in grace, there is always an eve, a lodging before the crisis. The eve is important before the crisis, and it is what leads a Christian to the crisis, or even the leading of the individual to the conversion of his soul.

Summary: The Law does not come to an individual until conversion; it is only in sanctification that the believer is no longer under law but under grace.

Summary: How often our emotions control our Christian life rather than the human will being controlled by Christ and His Word.