Sermon Library

Summary: Seeing the natural principle of surety in the book of Proverbs and how Christ became our surety before the Father.

Summary: The need of seeking God’s kingdom and HIS righteousness within. What is the righteousness of God that is needed?

Summary: A furthering of the understanding of righteousness within the Christian’s heart and life and how we must “buy” this from the Lord Himself.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the truth found in Hebrews 10:19 of entering the Holy of Holies and its call to a Spirit-filled life.

Summary: Although Jesus did not come to the aged season of life, He desired to live His life within the aging saints right on to the end of life.

Summary: Jesus entering the Prime Vision of His Living with three crucial events at the beginning: His Water Baptism, His Wilderness Temptation, and John’s announcement of Him being the Lamb of God.

Summary: What must govern this life once lived? The conclusion of the whole matter to be found in Ecclesiastes 12:13-14.

Summary: This message calls for the importance of a Biblical presupposition in our receiving of knowledge. Christ and the Bible must be the presupposition of all epistemology.

Summary: In the light of the Wednesday evening testimonies: how the Lord must open the heart of an individual in order for them to give attendance to the Word of God.

Summary: The New Birth is to bring us into a sight and an entrance into the Kingdom of God. This is most important as an evidence that God has saved us through the power of the New Birth.

Summary: The unfolding of the most recent influence of Post Modernism, that of Post Truth. This message presents its definition and how it has taken over our country.

Summary: The first time the word “thanksgiving” is mentioned in the Bible is in Leviticus 7, and it is represented within a “peace offering.” The seven characteristics that mark the Feast of Thanksgiving.

Summary: The unfolding perspective of “Truth” in the Bible and how we have come to the “Post Truth” of our society.

Summary: The definition of Post Truth in our society and the imperative need of the Word of God and its absoluteness for the End Time.

Summary: The two exoduses in the OT with one being a type of an exodus from sin and the other an exodus from apostasy. How Liberalism made Christianity pragmatic in compromise with the world.

Summary: In these days when corruption is destroying the American Experience and evil and deception dominates the political scene, God saints must get ready for the coming of Christ, and thus the need of four anchors in the Life.

Summary: How Christ became our Good Shepherd, then the Great Shepherd, and finally our hope of the coming Chief Shepherd. But God will raise up in the future a foolish and idle shepherd, the Antichrist.

Summary: The Reformation Sunday burden of how the Roman Empire made its way into Christianity and brought about the Roman Catholic Church. Last Sunday Evening: “The Reformation and Its Influence” (Distinguishing the 1400s of Catholic Church as somewhat being “evangelical” versus the Council of Trent making and solidifying the “Roman” Church of history.)

Summary: The unfolding of the greatest commandment given in Deut. 6:4-5 and how in the New Testament it transitions into the law and loving of Jesus Christ for the Christian.

Summary: The purpose of the Law in the Christian’s life is to bring the Christian to the fullness of God’s grace, which is greater than what the Law reveals, the sin principle.

Summary: All of history is based upon the coming of Jesus Christ to the earth: either BC or AD. The event of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the axial point of all history.

Summary: There are three nights in Jacob’s history that become the transitions in his life: Bethel, Peniel, and His journey to Egypt to reunite with Joseph. But the burden of this message is the seven truths that mark his life at Peniel.

Summary: The history of Israel becomes a commentary of the world and humanity amidst its rises and falls in history. But in the end Israel will be restored permanently by God. Such a wonder should become a hope for recovery from any past or present failure in life.

Summary: The unfolding of the burden of the Foundations Ministries from the beginning of the need of a militancy against the apostasy, yet we must be longing for spirituality of heart before God.

Summary: How do we fear God in these dark and difficult days when the powers of governmental mandates and the media are endeavoring to instill fear within the hearts of men?