Sermon Library

Summary: Amidst the various purposes for the Incarnation, there is one that is most important: When the first Adam failed to show how to live for God, the last Adam came to live some 33 years to reveal to us a perfect human in Whom God would be pleased to live.

Summary: This message goes back to before the beginning of time when only the Triune God existed. Then the Trinity created the universe and the world as a love gift from the Father to the Son. Yet the gift rebelled, and the Son came to this earth to reclaim and restore the love gift for Himself.

Summary: Where will the Lord lead us as we follow Him? Into what ship and storm will we be taken? This truth is an important one for the times in which God’s saints find themselves in His will.

Summary: Meditations must be influenced by the Word of God for communion and fellowship with God. There is also the need of meditation to overcome the thoughts of the Devil or to resist the Devil.

Summary: We must ever be in a ready mind of thought for God and have the understanding of consistent thinking for our spiritual well-being.

Summary: This message takes the perspective of bitterness as a side effect of apostasy in the End Time. It comes in a variety of contexts, but Christ must be the answer to all our bitterness.

Summary: This message takes us to the beginnings of the early church and the first-time deception that came into the church that brought a judgment from God. We must live what we profess; we must live what we say we believe.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 21 reveals a son who refused to do the will of God but afterwards repented, while the second son said he would work in the father’s vineyard but did not. Yes, the first son “repented” and did the will of the Father. Yet, as a people of God, do we encourage our youth to seek and “do” the will of God?

Summary: The creation of the mind: its purpose, how the Fall affected it, and how the mutation of sin deepens its “insanity.” We often form the weapon against us, our thought life.

Summary: The surrender of Paul on the road to Damascus. He immediately cried out, What wilt thou have me to do? Coming to know God’s will for the life.

Summary: The will of a child is one of the most difficult entities to subdue . Only God can break the will, and it will need to be done early. The older we get the more difficult it becomes.

Summary: The two great truths of Foundations since the beginning: the needed teachings and training to prepare children for Christian living and a calling from God.

Summary: A brief devotion presenting the need of faith in order to see God’s provision of protection in the day in which we live.

Summary: The distinction between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The New Testament will have the Laws of God placed into the heart and in the mind. We will need this to be so in our living in order to make the right decisions in life.

Summary: Oh, the need to be ready to face what God has upon His heart for us! Amidst the warnings by God’s people to Paul, he was ready “not to be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.” This was the heart of Paul even among his beloved friends.

Summary: Birth, growth, maturity, decay, and death become the line of existence in the natural life. But to the Christian, maturity brings expansion of the Christian life and is to continue in our life. But what brings limited growth in a Christian life? Several reasons affect growth in the Christian life.

Summary: What are end-time imaginations as in the days of Noah, and how does a Christian deal with the imaginations of their thoughts.

Summary: What is the Kingdom? Where does it reside? And, what is it composed of? There is much confusion about the present understanding of the Kingdom of God. But it is to be found within and composed of 3 fruits.

Summary: This message draws from the burden of King Hezekiah and the revival God sent during his reign, and his burden for the renewing of the Passover.

Summary: How often weariness creeps into the Christian life when we do not control our thought life in circumstances we face: circumstances of sickness, troubles, trials, sufferings, and just the plain living of life. God forbid we ever get weary with God.

Summary: How did Luciferd fall and how did he convince one-third of the angels to leave their allegiance to God. The same approach is taking place in many good churches; there is the falling away of many Christians.

Summary: This message comes after the testimonies given by the young people concerning the youth camp. What is to be known in heart and life to be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: This passage in First Kings reveals two battles of Israel against Syria: one in the mountains and the other on the plains. God in each context proved Himself to be strong in the overthrow of Syria. The Christian must find this to be true in his walk and life in Christ.

Summary: The principles that govern four kinds of mothers are given in this message, including what makes a foolish mother, what makes a lingering mother, what makes a “soul” mother, and the need of “grand” mothers.

Summary: This message takes the historic burden of Elijah on Mt. Carmel. How does the Christian return to a burning heart relationship with God when it is lost? Elijah’s steps in this chapter give us the key for the return to a sacrifice on fire for God.