Sermon Library

Summary: How will we end our life? Will we end it well, as a product of the years we have walked with God? This message takes the life of Jacob, who struggled for many years but came to great victory in the “sunset” of his life.

Summary: The opening message for the school year of 2023. God’s charge to the students found in the Faith of God’s Word, and the need of an unfeigned faith in God’s Word.

Summary: In the final months of Paul’s life, he calls upon Timothy to commit to others what has been committed to him by Paul. May we find faithful men and women who are willing to take the Charge and the Deposit of the Gospel into their lives for the need of another generation.

Summary: This message unfolds how a church needs to seek the will of God for living in God’s will.  The life of Abraham is introduced with the first of four decisions he had to make that brought about the character of his life.

Summary: The last three decisions that Abraham made to bring him to consecration. This is a continuation from the morning message.

Summary: The second message presents Job’s wife in a crucial hour responding to her husband’s great afflictions and Job’s response to her.  The second woman is Michal, who attacked David’s piety before the Lord in bringing the ark into Jerusalem.  What was David’s response to this wife?

Summary: The introduction to the Ladies Prayer Fellowship presenting the burden for the 24 hours appointed.  Both Eve the first woman and Mary of the New Testament faced crucial times. How did each one respond?

Summary: The Gospel’s theme of heart is that of grace. This was to be found in the people and preaching of the Antioch Church.

Summary: The failures of the early Jewish Church and how the Gentiles became heirs to the Gospel.

Summary: The men who were part of the Antioch Church and how the Lord called this church to be a missionary church.

Summary: How often a mother may be the prominent one in the home guiding the children and the home itself. But there is that godly father who leads that home with the mother in his support naturally and spiritually. This message draws from the “step” father in Jesus’ life, Joseph, who stepped in as a husband and as a “natural” father to Jesus.

Summary: This message follows the burden of the Men’s Prayer Conference and the need of coming to know “self” in Christ.

Summary: How did the nation of Israel become 12 tribes or 12 tribes plus Levi? The appointment of Saul, the calling of David, the anointing of Solomon, and the failure of the last king before the split into two kingdoms.

Summary: The unfolding of the Comforter and His purpose in coming to God’s people in His fullness.

Summary: The introduction to a series of messages presenting the burden of the Infilling of the Spirit.

Summary: Taking the restoration of the city of Jerusalem by Nehemiah, especially the twelve gates and the walls in between as part of the need for the recovery of a ruined life.

Summary: Where is our faith when it is needed for the trial and crises of life? We must understand the “nature” of faith for these days.

Summary: The “self” of two individuals may have its own unique problems that become difficulties among others. Only the Christ within can resolve the “self” first, and then the problem between one another.

Summary: God permits such divisions to brothers as part of the sifting and shaking of the church in the End Time. This is one of the ways God brings out of us that which needs to be dealt with by grace.

Summary: This is the classic chapter dealing with getting right with our brother when there has been a wrong. Christ is the Saviour for both the innocent and the guilty.

Summary: There are some things of our past life when coming to Christ that we cannot do anything about except put it under the blood. We must pick up from the present in our change. “Go and sin no more.”

Summary: We must never get tired of God’s manna. It is not the constancy of the Word of God that becomes old and stale but the wavering of our soul in its love for God’s Word.

Summary: May the new year bring a seeking of God’s face. The difference between God’s feet and face is that the feet represent the workings of redemption, and His face is His holiness.

Summary: Christmas candlelight service presenting John’s words of beholding the Son of God’s glory, the Only Begotten Son’s glory. But what concept of glory did they see? What did Moses see in Exodus 33?

Summary: This Christmas message enters into the presuppositions that Church history presented when the prophecies and principles of the Incarnation were being misinterpreted. Because of this, heresies were formed that have damaged the truth down through the generations.