Sermon Library

Summary: A careful unfolding of the Feasts of Leviticus 23, with an emphasis on the Feast of Pentecost. This is an introduction to the Infilling of the Spirit.

Summary: The term “flesh” becomes another word for the sin principle, and the word “world” becomes the manifested flesh of history. We are to be crucified through sanctification both of the flesh and of the world.

Summary: Where is the place that God meets us in prayer? Sometimes it is at an altar or in church. But there are times God meets with us in the fire, in the crucible of life; it is the place He chooses to meet us for prayer. Let us discern that these times are appointed by Him.

Summary: How often when providences come to us, we may question or not understand. Though we do not know at the time, we will know hereafter. We must never question God in what He does but simply trust Him.

Summary: How did prayer begin in history? Where do we read of it for the first time in Scripture? It seems prayer began in times of trouble, and seasons in history of hopelessness, and in the times of crises.

Summary: Oh, the wisdom of Moses in praying to God after He rejected Israel. Moses prayed for God to show him the way; God responded, “My presence shall go with thee.”

Summary: We truly need the armour of God; but prayer is most important for the enabling of our soul to face the battles of the End Time. What is the purpose of prayer?

Summary: This message is in the light of the year 2024 and what we may have to face in the storms of life. May God enable us to find the bow of His covenant, the manifold grace of God.

Summary: This message unfolds the burden of Hannah and the birth and early years of Samuel in answer to the prayer of a mother.

Summary: The call of the young man Zechariah who preached alongside Haggai. Each of them had a vision from the Lord; how did they preach that vision?

Summary: Declaring the purpose of children and their need for the future days in God’s callings.

Summary: What is Bible Prophecy, why is the Bible called the “Word of Prophecy,” and how are we to live in our generation as to Biblical Prophecy?

Summary: Mt. Sinai was to prepare Israel for the entrance into Canaan, but Israel was not ready. The refusal to enter Canaan brought about four reactions that brought the death of the first generation. We must enter this new year in hope and desire of possession of the Life of Christ.

Summary: This message draws from Moses’ early words from Deuteronomy and the imperative need of Israel to spend time at Mt. Sinai to prepare both heart and mind for the journey to and the entrance into Canaan. What does this mean to the Christian?

Summary: What kind of signs are men looking for today? This was the simplest of signs, “A Babe.” We must ever be looking for God in the small things of life.

Summary: There are four songs given in the Book of Isaiah concerning the coming Messiah as God’s servant. This morning message unfolds the burden of the servant in the first two songs.

Summary: We see the unfolding of the nation Iran, formerly Persia, and how God used this nation to bring fulfillment of God’s prophecies concerning His people (noting also the uniqueness of the nation of Iran at this time).

Summary: What is the concept of Messiah, and what does the Old Testament reveal about Him. This is the introduction to the preaching burden for the month of December.

Summary: This is an introduction to several upcoming sermons to present the understanding of the Bride of Christ.

Summary: This principle is one of the key truths that supports sanctification for the Christian life. This message takes the unfolding of this principle for sanctification in the believer’s life: “I am crucified WITH Christ.”

Summary: A further understanding of Israel at this time and what will be the end of Israel according to God’s Word.

Summary: What is needed after the crises of redemption is the appropriation of the Cross through brokenness.

Summary: What are the feasts of God with His people? They are to be found in Christ and in the End Time.

Summary: Oh, the philosophical powers that have taken over the world in their thinking of God and the living of a spiritual life. Do we truly know God, or have the personalities of this age defined God for us and how we are to live our self, existential life?

Summary: The seeing eye and the hearing ear is from the Lord, and when Christ opens His mouth we must hear well, even when we do not understand that word.