Sermon Library

Summary: What is the Holy Land for the Christian, and the deeper life that is to be found living in the “Holy Land” of the Promised Land.

Summary: “This message unfolds the nation of America coming at the time of the ankles in the image of Daniel two. Truly America is the transitional nation leading to the coming of the feet and ten toes.

Summary: The message dealt with the need of youth investing their early life for God so that when they enter their prime, they will enter prepared to serve and live for the Lord.

Summary: The Hebrew word for “The Hope” is Hatikvah. The Word of God must be with Faith but also with Hope. God can make what seems to be the impossible possible. The nation of Israel has existed in the posture of hope for thousands of years.

Summary: We must understand as Christians that the judgment of God will begin at His House on earth. Before the Tribulation Period upon the earth and Daniel’s Last Week against the Jews, God’s judgment will begin at the final Chruch Age: Laodicea. The Christian will know the testings of Christ before the Rapture.

Summary: There is the need for every Christian to grow with God; this will help to limit backsliding. We must learn to grasp spiritual things; we must act upon known truths. We must ever be taught of the Lord in everything that comes into the life.

Summary: This message draws from Paul’s testimony to King Agrippa with the king listening but unable to give up what it will take to be a Christian. The term “Christian” has so radically changed in our contemporary there is no clear distinction of life from that of the world. Agrippa knew he would have to change and was unwilling.

Summary: Consecration is the deepest and highest living of a Christian. It is when God has prepared the spiritual heart of man through the forgiveness of sins, the purifying of the heart from the power of sin, and the Spirit of God infilling that heart and life. Then the inward man has been made ready for the Romans 12:1-2 life. But what will be the difficulties faced in coming to consecration?

Summary: This message introduces the Kenites from the line of Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses. The Old Testament gives a brief unfolding of these who joined Israel at Mt. Sinai and lived in the land of Israel. There was a point where they lived not only by principle but also by conviction, the great need of these last days.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message dealing with the Rechabites who became the root family centuries later from Jethro’s son. But it was Jonadab the son of Rechab who gave the convictions to the family. We need not only the Fundamentals of the Faith for our lives but also convictions in these crucial days.

Summary: The beginning of another school year at Foundations presents the preaching burden for these three nights: “The Gospel and its Continued Power in the End Time.” This first night message is the defining of the Gospel.

Summary: An over view of the beautiful Song of Solomon in the light of the magnificence of the Shulamite. Also the 7 titles given by Solomon to the Shulamite is presented.

Summary: This is a post-Marriage Conference message dealing with how the individual lives within that is the determining value of the true life. The secret to a truthful marriage is how we live within our heart with God.

Summary: This is part-two of the morning message dealing with the thought life and how it prepares the man and the woman for an honest marriage: What is the real men?

Summary: God gave Adam a command to have dominion over all the earth and everything in the earth. What did this mean? And what happened to this command at the fall of Adam? To what extent will the glory of man become leading up to the Antichrist? What did the acceptance speech of Donald Trump reveal?

Summary: Once the Christian knows the breakage of carnality, the rest of the Christian life is dealing with the wretchedness of self. Christ must ever be covering it with His beauty and His righteousness.

Summary: Every child is conceived with a mind and a heart that are part of the soul. But it is polluted by the Adamic nature, and both the mind and heart must be redeemed and changed by God’s amazing grace.

Summary: The world is ever calling to the hearts of our youth, endeavoring to convince them that the glistening sand of the desert world is water and will satisfy the desires of life. But when one tries to reach what seems to be a pool of water of rest and peace, it only ends up being a mirage.

Summary: In the trials of life, every Christian should come to a resolve in heart that there will be no leaving of God or permitting the trial to affect his walk with God. May the trials of life never move us away from God, His Will, and His Word.

Summary: A Christian must be with great care when he enters a trial, for there are many dark powers that will surround the trial vying to draw the Christian away from God. What is needed in a trial to persevere and overcome?

Summary: The nearer we get to the secret coming of Christ we may not see God’s miracles as clear as in former days. But we must look into the Word of God and view the present in the light of the past.

Summary: The burden takes the first chapter of Ruth and all that Naomi went through. “What might have been” is presented versus the reality of the story.

Summary: The Holy Spirit is a Person and He has feelings. The Bible reveals we can grieve Him and be irreverent toward Him in a variety of ways.

Summary: How does the Holy Spirit abide in a Christian home? We must ever pray that He will work among our children as only He can. We must do the living and speaking God’s Word, but the Holy Spirit must deal with the children.

Summary: How often the Christian is ignorant of how to overcome temptation and tends to slip into sin. We must understand what temptation is and overcome to be ready for the Rapture.