Sermon Library

Summary: This message concludes the burden of three nights presenting the need of building our life upon the foundation of Christ, and Christ becoming the building material for such a life.

Summary: Adding to our faith these seven spiritual jewels provides that we will be neither barren nor unfruitful.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 7 concerning the need of the Foundation of the Christian life to be firmly settled in the heart and life. That foundation is Christ, and it is established through our "hearing" and "obeying" what we hear.

Summary: Taken from 1 Corinthians 3, that there is no other foundation that can be laid than that which is laid, Jesus Christ. We cannot lay another foundation beside this one. Also the first material mentioned for the building of a life in Christ – gold.

Summary: This message takes the life of Jacob, but especially the burden of Jacob's life between the crisis at Peniel and his going down into Egypt. What weaknesses might be found in the "human" nature after sanctification that could become dangers in living a victorious life.

Summary: The creation of Man by God and how the dirt became mire. God's deliverance includes deliverance from the miry substance that corrupts God's creation in man. What brings worth to the "earth" of man's existence is the hand of the Potter and the breath of the Potter.

Summary: A third thing is to understand what are the indicatives of marriage, the stated truths of marriage, and what are imperatives or commands of God within marriage. In these days when so many things are part of the End Time powers against the Christian that are becoming constant and oppressive, we must come to know in God's providence what is to bring refreshment to our lives in Him.)

Summary: Ye must be born again; the Son of Man must be lifted up; Christ must increase as we decrease.

Summary: In order to see the kingdom of God every man must be born from above, have the inward righteousness of Christ, and as a sinner repent to get right, and as a saint repent to stay right with God.

Summary: The provisions of the blood of Christ's Cross and the centrality of Christ Himself in the Christian life are imperative requirements for the "acceptable year of the Lord" in revival to be known.

Summary: Taking the unfolding in the OT of God's demand upon individuals, then the nation, and then to His Son. Love for God and Love for Christ become the keys to the commandments of the covenants.

Summary: Taking the clarity of the two Greek words for Love--Phileo versus Agapao, and what is their meaning in the Christian life.

Summary: Presenting the Fundamentals of the Faith, with the understanding of how these work out in the Christian life through the Scriptural distinctives.

Summary: It is evident that we live in a world that has no consciousness of God. The burden of this message reveals the insensitivity of Israel towards God at the end of the Old Testament, and how we are becoming so in the last church age of history before Christ's Second Coming. May the Lord grant us a sensitivity for the things of God and His Son.

Summary: An unfolding of the truth of growing consciousnesses of the life from childhood through adulthood and bringing forth a self-consciousness to be found in Christ. Also the conscience is dealt with in the light of the consciousness of self.

Summary: A furthering of the burden of the self-consciousness of the Christian. Ultimately, this consciousness is to be found in Christ.

Summary: Only deeper truth will bring insight and wisdom to the believer.

Summary: Taking the first nine verses of the book of Joshua and how God prepared him for the task ahead. We have prepared our students, as Moses prepared Joshua. But now Joshua must know God for himself and must know God's anointing and presence in the conquest of Canaan.

Summary: The careful background of the Hebrew word "Shekinah" and "Kabod" and their relationship to the Christian life. How the glory came to Moses and to Isaiah, and the response that is needed from the Christian as the glory of the Lord rests upon him.

Summary: The work of Christ on the cross is the most powerful work that has ever been wrought in history. Its infinite work is even known in a sinner's life before coming to Christ through prevenient grace. It then works throughout the believer's life, taking him deeper and deeper in the new humanity that Christ as the Second Man came to bring. From sins, to sin, and then the work upon self.

Summary: The shadows and types in the Old Testament revealing the work of the Cross in providing communion with Christ, failures in the sanctified life, sweetness for the bitter circumstances of life, the fruit for food in time of battle, and the longings for the life when it seems there are no longings. The Cross/Christ is the true theology of the Christian.

Summary: This message presents the definition of "revival" and how it must begin at home with husbands and wives and children. From there, the revival will spill over into the church. We pray for this.

Summary: The journey of Israel to Canaan and the appointment of the land within Canaan. But there are borders for the allotted land, and dangers found in the highlands and in the lowlands. What is the remedy for each? The Burnt Offering Life and the Ordinance of the Red Heifer.

Summary: This message views the exodus from Egypt, the wilderness wandering, and the entrance into Canaan. Within the Canaan land, a type of the life of Christ within the sanctified Christian, there is an allotment of spiritual land for each believer. What is the allotment for each believer? We must come to know and apprehend that portion of Christ's life which He apprehended us for.

Summary: The unfolding of the burnt offering in Leviticus in the light of Romans 12:1-2. This is to be found by all members of our family.