Sermon Library

Summary: Where is the place that God meets us in prayer? Sometimes it is at an altar or in church. But there are times God meets with us in the fire, in the crucible of life; it is the place He chooses to meet us for prayer. Let us discern that these times are appointed by Him.

Summary: This message unfolds the burden of Hannah and the birth and early years of Samuel in answer to the prayer of a mother.

Summary: The introduction to the Ladies Prayer Fellowship presenting the burden for the 24 hours appointed.  Both Eve the first woman and Mary of the New Testament faced crucial times. How did each one respond?

Summary: This message follows the burden of the Men’s Prayer Conference and the need of coming to know “self” in Christ.

Summary: In these days when fewer young men are being called into the Ministry, we pray for laymen, teachers, and yet the prayer for God calling watchmen on the wall and in the streets for the next generation.

Summary: This message is a postscript to the Men’s Prayer Conference. It explains how God uses our subordinate histories in the grand plan of History for the glory of His Son.

Summary: Drawn from Luke 18, prayer must be an integral part of our Christian life, even in the delays of providence. Presented are the four main elements of faith and the four enemies of faith.

Summary: Before we are given to prayer, we must come to see God and what He is capable of doing. This is to be seen in the life of Moses back in Egypt when he came to see God that brought an endurance in his life during the forty years on the backside of the desert in Midian.

Summary: What does it mean to abide and to remain in Christ, and what does it mean for Christ to abide in me? In this remaining in Christ, we must be given to prayer for this hour in Christian history and the need of fruit as the proof of abiding.

Summary: Drawing from Psalm 134 which is dedicated to those priests who entered the temple for the night duty of watching and prayer. We are in the final night season as God’s saints. We must ever remain on watch in praying and living.

Summary: The call of Jesus to His disciples in the Garden of Gethsemene to “watch” with Him and the need of prayer. As we are nearing the darkest hour of history, we must be given to watching and praying lest we enter INTO temptation.

Summary: The life of Lot: his blessings, choices, and his choice of living in Sodom. Through the prayer of Abraham, his nephew Lot, his wife, and two daughters are delivered from the burning city of judgment. But during the exodus Lot’s wife looks back and becomes a pillar of salt. Oh, to be delivered but no appreciation for the deliverance.

Summary: The End Time of the Old Testament and the transition of the 400 silent years, brought the new dispensation of God in announcing to Zecharias that his prayer was heard. It seems that this priest had lost hope after so long praying. We must never permit hope to die in our lives as Christians.

Summary: The seeking of revival is to be with the highest motive: to the glory of God. This message draws from Moses’ prayer in the aftermath of of the people’s failures at Mt. Sinai.