Sermon Library

Summary: God is the one Who brings burdens to His people; they are with purpose. Yet He wants us in return to cast that burden on Him and in doing so He will sustain the believer.

Summary: The denial of Peter and how Christ praying for him brought him to recovery.

Summary: There is coming a False Prophet that will control the religions of the world, and there is a “mystery Babylon” that will ride the back of the Beast, the Antichrist. What are the changes that will be found in the near future concerning this “Mother of Harlots,” which is viewed in history as Romanism.

Summary: Oh, the need of entering into God’s Rest. Let us labor to enter into it.

Summary: There were found early in the history of walking with God three aspects: walking before God; walking with God; and walking behind God or following God.

Summary: The great need in the Christian life is drawing from the promises as well as the provisions for growing deeper and having victory within our Christian life of the New Creation.

Summary: Once the believer enters into the Christian life, how is he to live? He dares not let sin reign and abound. Christ came to be the end of the Law, and yet the law of sin must be broken.

Summary: When are we too old for trials; when does the heart become tired for Christ to call us into more service for Him?  Christ can call us to His service right up to the end of our days; “I am His and He is mine.”

Summary: To confess sin is one thing but for God to take away the guilt and accountability of the sin becomes part of the purpose of Christ’s death.  He is both the goat that dies and the goat to take away all of our sins.  The various biblical views of confession.

Summary: One of the most difficult parts of our Christian Life to control art the thoughts, feelings, moods, and sensitivities daily. We must learn to come to a control of them for God to bless them.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the recovery from indifference. The New Creation demands the child of God to continue on in the workings of this Heavenly creation and maintain the pursuit to the end of Christ’s work for us and in us.

Summary: When Moses spoke to the second generation, he only presented three of the seven feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23. We need to see these three feasts and their purpose in our new creation in Christ.

Summary: The promises and provisions of God’s Word provide spiritual hope for the Christian as a new creation in Christ.

Summary: We cannot live the new creation by the power of the flesh of the old, fallen creation. We must learn how to overcome the first creation fall and become a new creation in Christ.

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: 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: 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: 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: This message is a continuation from the Sunday morning message as providence brings little Jesus finally to the city where He will grow up, that of Nazareth. Joseph will be the earthly guardian of these early journeys in the life of the Lord Jesus.

Summary: This is the first of the prophecies that will be introduced in Scripture for the coming of Messiah. This message presents to whom was this prophecy given and its purpose.

Summary: Christ is our “Red Heifer” in that He is the cleansing us continually from our defilements of life. This message presents the Old Testament shadow and type of the burden of the New Testament foot washing.

Summary: Paul speaks of an “I” that is crucified, but an “I” that lives. But the “I” that lives must be lived with the life of Christ controlling it, or the danger will be to resort back to what brought about the Fall of Adam and Eve.

Summary: What is the Holy Land for the Christian, and the deeper life that is to be found living in the “Holy Land” of the Promised Land.

Summary: One of the crucial needs for the End-time saint is to be following the Spirit of God in order to get to Heaven to the Heavenly Isaac. What is the purpose of the Holy Spirit in the End Time?