Sermon Library

Summary: The Bible reveals three creations: Genesis 1 of the earth; Philippians 2 of Christ’s body; and II Corinthians 5:17 of the new creation in Christ. This is introduced in this message.

Summary: A continuation of the message given this morning to the schools, but entering deeper into what the new creation is that Christ brought to a new humanity through Him.

Summary: This unfolds the life of Jacob after the crisis at Peniel when his life entered into great crises of troubles that brought deep grief into his life and living. But it was all in God’s plan to bring about a good end before he died.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message, in the life of Jacob when he moved into Egypt the last 15 years of his life. He ended his life well.

Summary: There is a need of believing the Report of the Gospel in order to bring the revealing of the Arm of the Lord in our lives. May the New Year bring trusting in God’s Word and thus in return to bring deeper understanding of the work of Christ, the Arm of the Lord, in our lives.

Summary: Our Savior, the last Adam came into the world as a baby and became the perfect example for all Christian children. The growing up season of a child will determine what they will be entering into manhood and womanhood.

Summary: This message brings forth the transition of Jesus’ life into manhood and how He stepped from youth into His prime. John the Baptist will become the one God appoints to reveal Jesus as the Messiah.

Summary: Amid the Christmas story there are enigmas that surround what Mary had to face in her conception as a virgin. Joseph also faced enigmas concerning Mary being with Child. How did God work out the enigmas at Christmas?

Summary: A prophetic journey is taken concerning the coming of the Son of God. Though a “child” was born, a “Son” was given. Though Christ did not speak any word or perform an miracle as a baby, He was was fully God even as a baby.

Summary: Godly Jewish women longed to be the one to bring forth the Messiah, yet all gave birth to children by way of man’s seed. The prophecy of the woman versus the prophecy of a “virgin.” How would this take place. God would bring the revelation to reality when speaking to Mary (Luke 1) and to Joseph (Matthew 1).

Summary: An exposition of the prophecies in Isaiah 7 and 9 with an application to the Christian living in our present generation.

Summary: This great prophecy of Malachi concerns the coming of John the Baptist as the messenger of the coming Messiah; and the coming of the Messenger of the Covenant, Jesus Christ.

Summary: The continued burden of the morning message in the ministry of John preparing the way for the Messenger, the Son of the Highest, Who will come suddenly into His Temple.

Summary: What is an “Advent”? What were those characteristics that marked the first Advent, and what will be the similar characteristics with the Second Advent of Christ’s Coming.

Summary: This message reveals Bethlehem, Egypt, and Nazareth, the beginning of Christ’s life on earth and the Father’s safekeeping of Him as an infant.