Sermon Library

Summary: Once the believer enters into the Christian life, how is he to live? He dares not let sin reign and abound. Christ came to be the end of the Law, and yet the law of sin must be broken.

Summary: How is our Christian Life at the end?  This message brings us into the valleys in life which lead to the final season before God calls us home.

Summary: This message on prayer was preached on the eve of the Annual Prayer Day at Foundations.  The apostle Paul prayed for healing that never came, yet he entered into a rest about this continued affliction he bore.

Summary: To confess sin is one thing but for God to take away the guilt and accountability of the sin becomes part of the purpose of Christ’s death.  He is both the goat that dies and the goat to take away all of our sins.  The various biblical views of confession.

Summary: The message speaks of the desperate need of the Blood of Christ for every aspect of life and of the various ongoing workings of the Blood of Christ for the Christian.

Summary: The waters are mentioned three different days in Genesis 1. What are these waters in the New Creation for the Christian and how are we to deal with our fish and fowl?

Summary: What is God’s appointed diet for those of the New Creation? This message explores the precious appointment of spiritual food for His people.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the recovery from indifference. The New Creation demands the child of God to continue on in the workings of this Heavenly creation and maintain the pursuit to the end of Christ’s work for us and in us.

Summary: When Moses spoke to the second generation, he only presented three of the seven feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23. We need to see these three feasts and their purpose in our new creation in Christ.

Summary: The promises and provisions of God’s Word provide spiritual hope for the Christian as a new creation in Christ.

Summary: The Bible reveals three creations: Genesis 1 of the earth; Philippians 2 of Christ’s body; and II Corinthians 5:17 of the new creation in Christ. This is introduced in this message.

Summary: A continuation of the message given this morning to the schools, but entering deeper into what the new creation is that Christ brought to a new humanity through Him.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message, in the life of Jacob when he moved into Egypt the last 15 years of his life. He ended his life well.

Summary: There is a need of believing the Report of the Gospel in order to bring the revealing of the Arm of the Lord in our lives. May the New Year bring trusting in God’s Word and thus in return to bring deeper understanding of the work of Christ, the Arm of the Lord, in our lives.

Summary: A prophetic journey is taken concerning the coming of the Son of God. Though a “child” was born, a “Son” was given. Though Christ did not speak any word or perform an miracle as a baby, He was was fully God even as a baby.

Summary: This message reveals Bethlehem, Egypt, and Nazareth, the beginning of Christ’s life on earth and the Father’s safekeeping of Him as an infant.

Summary: This message unfolds the seed through History and the safeguards that providence placed at epochs in history. How do we know we have the right Messiah?

Summary: We have come to a generation even in Christianity where biblical faith is no longer evident. This is one of the greatest needs at this time: a faith in God and His Word. Otherwise, the faith will be in self and pride.

Summary: This message presents the nation of Israel coming into prominence in WW II of the Holocaust and then becoming a nation in 1948. The “Holy Land” and the seasons of trouble in the coming days.

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: 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.