Sermon Library

Summary: Revival involves the destroying of things in the life that are hindrances to going on with God, as well as the building of things that are a genuine help to a life for God.

Summary: This message brings us to the conclusion of the Epistle of James (5:12 through 20) and the need of constant prayer in the light of what we will be facing just before the coming of the Lord.

Summary: This becomes one of the most important needs in the Christian life in order to live before the Lord as He deals with us daily.

Summary: This message deals with James 1:13-27 and the unfolding of true relgion.

Summary: As this message draws from James 1:12 concerning the testings of God upon the Christian, a most important truth for such a time is our thought life in going through the trial. First Peter, following the epistle of James, gives us twelve principles that should govern our thoughts as we enter the trial, go through the trial, and come out of the trial.

Summary: How God uses trials in our lives to bring us to conformity to the image of His Son. How God uses trials in a child’s life, and as we get older the trials come according to our age and seasons of life.

Summary: The Christian must ever be going to the Scriptures to find God’s intent about the government, the gender, the home, the family, and how we are to live our lives at this critical hour.

Summary: It was the historical unfolding of Sanctification in Church History that led to the unfolding of the doctrine and passion for the Second Coming of Christ.

Summary: There is a distinction made in Scripture concerning the first and second advents of the Second Coming of Christ. The Christian must be ready for the first advent of His Second Coming.

Summary: The story of David, a man after God’s own heart who came to New Testament truth and insight about the sin principle and its working within.

Summary: How David came to humility of Self at the end of his life amidst the many conflicts God placed him in to keep him humble. This is a great need of God’s people: brokenness and contriteness of heart and spirit before God.

Summary: We are living in the end Time of the siftings and shakings of God even among His people. Amidst the burnings of this world in sin we must know the burning fire of God within us; yea, we must dwell in the burning.

Summary: Further words from the morning dealing with the night season and what we should expect to face in the coming days.

Summary: Special Pentecost Sunday message unfolding the Feasts presented in Leviticus 23, especially from the Feast of Passover to the Feast of Pentecost, the need of God’s people.

Summary: How can a heart even come to Christ amidst its deadness to spiritual things and God Himself? God must soften that heart and draw it unto Himself.

Summary: Graduation address to call upon our graduates to be a resting place for God‘s dwelling. The prophet Isaiah gives us three markings of such an individual in Isaiah 66:1–2. For God to choose on His footstool such a place in the human heart is a miracle. This is the greatest need for our graduates.

Summary: The Tabernacle of the Old Testament as shadow and type of Christ. Unfolding the three veils of the Tabernacle as a type of Christ, with the emphasis of the sermon to be found in the purpose of the Third Veil, the entrance into the Holy of Holies.

Summary: The unfolding of the concept of grace from God to man, and the burden that Paul had for God’s saints to continue in the grace of God. It is one thing to be saved by grace but another to continue in the grace of God.

Summary: Paul’s life becomes a testimony of the kinds of difficulties Christians living in the end times must be prepared to face, as well as of God’s great faithfulness to His people.

Summary: The needed growth and maturity of the conscience educated by the Word of God. The conscience will have a judgment on all aspects of life, which is to include the Christian liberties in the light of expediency and edification.

Summary: God’s Word declares the power and provision of deliverance from the self which sin has created, and the emancipation of the Self which God has created. This latter self will need the controlling power of the New Man, Christ Jesus.

Summary: The Gospel calls the Christian to a life of conformity to Christ, putting away that which hinders our walk with God, and allowing grace to mold spiritual character in the Christian life.

Summary: Though the Christian is ever looking for the imminent coming of our Lord in a Rapture, we must not lose sight of the purpose of the Ministry—to continue to prepare young people for their calling from God for this generation. The call of Elisha is presented.

Summary: The unfolding truth of the conscience in the Bible and how it is important to the Christian.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message and the principles that maintain a good conscience before God.