Sermon Library

Summary: Abraham is known as the Father of the Faithful.  He is presented in his history in the Old Testament, and the principles of his faith are presented in the New Testament.

Summary: Each season of life is to be found in Christ.  How will it be in the later years of our living?  We will need our Saviour in the final years as we near the crossing of life into the life beyond.

Summary: As we near the coming of Christ, God is going to intensify the trials and sufferings.  Every child of God will go through such siftings and shakings to get rid of those things in life that are not part of the Kingdom.

Summary: This second sermon is a continuation of the Sunday morning message.

Summary: How are the two advents of the Second Coming to be viewed, and what is the future of God’s Redeemed?

Summary: How the Passover presents the New Birth from the Old Testament.  But it also reveals the protection of its truth not to compromise its principles.

Summary: The delicate way God appointed the conception of a child: the seed is from the man, but it will be the woman that quickens the seed and protects and brings it through the strong water for the man.

Summary: Once a professing Christian rejects a certain work of grace for the life, he will despise it and condemn it openly.  We have come to an hour when Christians are rejecting holiness and sanctification for their lives, and in doing so have openly despised the work and the life.

Summary: This message becomes the description of those who will reject the truth of Psalm 1: the man of God versus the men who take counsel against God Himself and will rise up against the Lord and His anointed.

Summary: This is a continuation from the morning message, as the workings of God will become stranger to God’s people.  We must not let the strangeness of His workings bring confusion to us in our living for Him.

Summary: As God brings “temptations” or trials to come upon His people, He also “permits” temptations from the Devil and the world to be part of the testing of our character and walk with Him.

Summary: The Bible reveals the need of love in the End Time, but there are those things we are not to love.  May we discern the age and selective in our love in the family but care as to love of the world.

Summary: Drawing from the theme of the Men’s Prayer Conference, we reflect upon its burden for the Foundations Bible Church.

Summary: We must be ready for the Second Coming of Christ by walking and pleasing Him.

Summary: This message draws from the manifested glory of God to Moses in Exodus 33 and the manifestation of the glory in Isaiah 6. Such manifestations may bring purgings of the life.

Summary: We must take hope when these come to our lives and families.  We must have hope and trust in God through all we will face and encounter. Such sorrows and troubles are for our purging and conformity to the image of Christ.

Summary: The burial of Deborah, Rebekah’s nurse, the burial of Rachel, and the burial of Jacob and Joseph.

Summary: How Lot was deceived in his choices that led him to a sad and ruinous end.

Summary: Our future Christian legacy is to be found in the genuine hearts of our present youth. May they have a genuine walk with God now in order to become the genuine leadership of the next generation.

Summary: These two epistles of Paul bring forth the “logos” behind the Gospel. The Bible is the full expression of God for the Christian life on earth.

Summary: This message becomes a part 2 from the Sunday morning message. The Gospel is the power of God and it is to be found in the preaching of the Cross of Christ.

Summary: The distinctions between the first and second giving of the Law or the Covenant. The clear distinctions between the first and second generation.