Sermon Library

Summary: The unfolding of the Scriptures to show that the infilling of the Spirit is a gift from God to the Christian. Let us ask God for the fullness of this gift.

Summary: An unfolding of the crises that led Martin Luther to Faith in God's Word for justification. How does one come to faith?

Summary: Indifference can become the destruction of the Christian life and its going on with God. How does it come into a Christian, and what is the remedy for it?

Summary: This second part takes us into the unfolding of Christ within the Gospel as being the Perfecter of our Faith, and what God's ultimate desire for our lives in His Son is to be.

Summary: The Written Word of God down through history leading up to our day and the need of resolving the text which we believe amidst the many contradictions to be found between the texts.

Summary: The great need of revival among God's people amidst the End Time apostasy; the revival in the days of Hezekiah become a pattern for revival in the time of apostasy.

Summary: Drawing from Deuteronomy 6 for the second generation and its view of the purpose of the Law; the ten commandments in the light of biblical worship and religion, or the outworking of that worship.

Summary: This sermon presents the principles of biblical prophecy in the light of the book of Isaiah; the message leads into Isaiah 65.)

Summary: The unfolding of Isaiah 61 in the light of what the redemptive work of Christ will do for Israel at the end, as well as what He can do for the repentant sinner and backslider now.

Summary: The unfolding of Isaiah 62 in the light of Christ's pleadings before the Father in behalf of Israel, and a New Testament view of His prayers in our behalf.

Summary: How perfect and beautiful were the lives of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden before they fell into sin, and now how far man has gone down into sin. Sin is the cause of separation between God and man.

Summary: The crisis work of sanctification in the life of the prophet after some time of preaching. The distinctive power of the flesh in the Christian, working different ways in different Christians. SE--"The Calling of Isaiah"--(in the aftermath of the prophet's purging)

Summary: The day of peace and righteousness; the day of pride and rejection; and the day of God's power and retribution.

Summary: Isaiah 5 and all that God has done for Israel, yea for us. Why do Christians leave Him?

Summary: The unfolding of the first chapter in Isaiah and the burden of God against Judah.

Summary: The burden of Ezra preparing his heart to seek the law of the Lord, and to do it, and to teach Israel. The burden to our graduates in what they have received at Foundations.

Summary: The present global problems we face are presented at the beginning and how man's accomplishments of life have withered in their spring. There is the warning for the Christian to remain true and not to lean into the direction of those powers away from God. May we not "wither in the spring" of life, for there will be no summer, no autumn, and no harvest.

Summary: The conception of Esau and Jacob in the womb of Rebekah and not knowing why she has the struggle within her womb. When struggles come within the heart and soul of the Christian it is most important to go to God with the concern to find the answer.

Summary: There are 5 times in the Song of Solomon where she responded to the call of Solomon

Summary: Psalm 19 Natural and Revealed Revelations and the need of obeying God's Word

Summary: A review of the armor and then the distinctions of the various swords in the Bible. Yet the dagger sword of Ephesians 6 and its purpose.

Summary: The spiritual background of the book of Joshua is presented from the perspective of the Epistle to the Ephesians, and the need of putting on the whole armor of God to fight in the sanctified life.

Summary: An unfolding of biblical principles in the hope of recovery for those who are caught in the web of fleshly sins.

Summary: A message setting forth principles regarding how a young lady should approach the matter of the Will of God in her life.

Summary: We are to watch with the viewpoint of our Lord in mind through all things. Of course, there are times we are directly in the battle itself. However, there are many battles in which we simply “watch it through.” Whether battle or not, we must watch! Remember: watching is only watching—being faithful to what you see. Watchmen never sleep. Watchmen must always be awake, alert, and careful.