Sermon Library

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 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 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.

Summary: The powers of weariness tend to become a prominent power over the Christian in the End Time. What is needed to overcome the weariness in life.

Summary: This message was preached for the ordination of an individual. The message is a charge, a deposit, and a call for guardianship of the Gospel of Christ.

Summary: One of the great side effects of sin is the damage to the mind. How does the redemptive work of Christ help in the Christian’s thought life? This message brings hope for this to be realized when Christ places His laws into the mind of the Christian and writes them in the heart.

Summary: How does the life of a sinner come to God? It comes through the drawing of the Spirit that that leads us to repentance. God grants the repentance, but we must do the repenting.

Summary: The careful distinction is made in the prodigal son coming to himself at the pig field and his coming to his father. A repentance to self must come first before a repentance to God.

Summary: What does it mean to abide and to remain in Christ, and what does it mean for Christ to abide in me? In this remaining in Christ, we must be given to prayer for this hour in Christian history and the need of fruit as the proof of abiding.

Summary: This message calls upon the Christian to maintain his heart and life in communion with God. Fourteen characteristics are presented in the calling to abide in Christ and in the work He has done for us. But it is God that keeps our soul from falling.

Summary: What does James mean by “the end of the Lord” when it comes to Job? Job was a man of greatness, but God taught him something most precious through his great trial. Every trial has an “end” to it in God’s desire.

Summary: The defining of Faith and how it was to be found in God’s saints in every age of time. What is the age in which we live, the characteristics that mark our age, and why will faith be most important in facing this year of 2022?

Summary: How God has used chastenings through the circumstances of life. This sermon goes back to the changes God brought about on the serpent, the woman, and the man to be used as adjustments to the environment of a fallen couple.

Summary: The Great Cloud encouraging us to lay aside every weight, and the sin that doth so easily beset us, and to run the race with patience.

Summary: The infants surrounding the birth of Christ, those who were martyred by Herod the Great. While joy and gladness fill the Christmas carols, there is the weeping and sadness of “Rachel weeping” for those who will be killed by Herod.

Summary: An aged man Simeon waiting and longing for the coming of Messiah, and was told that he would not see death before he had seen the Lord’s Messiah.

Summary: The only ones who visited the Christ child on the night of His birth. The Shepherds and their closeness to the event.

Summary: What is God’s glory, and is it possible for a child of God to come to know it and its manifestation in and for the life?

Summary: What is the distinction between the two “I’s” of Romans 7 and how to they come into existence? This truth is carefully dealt with in the first half of the message and then what God desires to do with both of the “I’s.”

Summary: One of the failures in pursuing revival is a tenacity of will in desires and spiritual pursuits. We need to pray for revival to come in the strengthening of our will; this will be found in sanctification.