Sermon Library

Summary: God often used “Major” Prophets, but He also uses “Minor” Prophets. We must be praying that God will bring fresh callings through fresh avenues for the End Time.

Summary: God called Amos from following the flock and a gatherer of sycamore fruit, who had no family ties to being a prophet. Yet God used him to bring about the needed message to the Northern Kingdom some 49 years before their Captivity.

Summary: Though the Christian is ever looking for the imminent coming of our Lord in a Rapture, we must not lose sight of the purpose of the Ministry—to continue to prepare young people for their calling from God for this generation. The call of Elisha is presented.

Summary: Continuing the message of the morning: a view of Elisha from his calling, his view of Elijah’s translation, the famine scene at Gilgal, and the great host of angels at Dothan.

Summary: Presenting the moods of life and how they affect our thought life, our conversation, and our manner of living.

Summary: Those in Scripture who were overwhelmed by the mood of discouragement.

Summary: The Christian is not to be “lonely” but he/she may have to learn to live alone. And can he live with himself? We must come to a contentment of our sins under the blood, our thoughts becoming our friend, and if forced by providence into periods of aloneness, knowing how to do so with God.

Summary: As we must come to a God-consciousness and a Christ-consciousness, we must also come to a self-consciousness in our living, one that will bring to us a rest and peace.

Summary: The unfolding truth of the conscience in the Bible and how it is important to the Christian.

Summary: A continuation of the morning message and the principles that maintain a good conscience before God.