Sermon Library

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: An unfolding of biblical principles in the hope of recovery for those who are caught in the web of fleshly sins.

Summary: A message setting forth principles regarding how a young lady should approach the matter of the Will of God in her life.

Summary: We are to watch with the viewpoint of our Lord in mind through all things. Of course, there are times we are directly in the battle itself. However, there are many battles in which we simply “watch it through.” Whether battle or not, we must watch! Remember: watching is only watching—being faithful to what you see. Watchmen never sleep. Watchmen must always be awake, alert, and careful.

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: A message to call us back to the ancient landmarks and the old paths of biblical principles of living from the prayer room to the living room.

Summary: God called upon Moses to have a candlestick (lampstand) to be made for the Tabernacle; it became a revelation of Israel. Yet the church becomes a lampstand with the need of Christ to empower it.

Summary: It is important to see that God created desire in man that is honorable and not sinful. The problem is not that man has an honorable lust of the eye, lust of the flesh, and the pride of life; rather, it is when sin has affected these desires.

Summary: As we near the secret coming of the Lord, the greatest need at this time is to be ready for His coming. We pray for the highest order of saints to be ours to know, to be part of the Body of Christ. “Every man in his own order.”

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: 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?

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?