Sermon Library

Summary: The review of all that Jeremiah went through as a prophet and its affect on his thought life. What the Apostle Paul calls upon us to know through the days when Fear is all around us--we must have faith and God's Spirit.

Summary: How often we have faith for the present but not hope for the future. Hope must be evident in our Christian life accompanying our faith.

Summary: Jeremiah is sent to the potter's house by the Lord and there is to learn of God's workings with the nation Israel. The unfolding of the potter in Scripture and how God is the potter and we are the clay as humans.

Summary: What are the idols that could come into our Temple life and affect our relationship with the Lord?

Summary: Jeremiah was drawn to the Word of God that "I did eat" and the joy and rejoicing that came into his soul because of finding God's Word. How does one find the Word of God for the life, especially in this apostate hour?

Summary: The Devil is known for accusing God's people day and night before the Throne of God. This message reveals how these accusations will increase. It unfolds these accusations throughout the Bible against God's people and ultimately against our Saviour justifying us before the Father.

Summary: The call of Jeremiah in the light of unworthiness versus inability. The man of God must see the first but not look upon the second, for God is his ability.

Summary: In the calling of Jeremiah the Lord promised him that he would be with him and strengthen him for what was ahead. The promise of God is also given to us in the light of what we face in the End Time as found in Romans 8.

Summary: Endurance in trials is needed by the Christian living in the end times, not allowing himself to be deterred or intimidated by any shame associated with those testings. The Cross of Christ becomes not only the source of spiritual provision but the great example for the Christian in facing trials.

Summary: The word of the Lord, called the "vision" now causes the prophet's heart to rejoice. No matter what happens in the judgment upon Judah, the prophet will rejoice in the Lord and in His salvation.

Summary: There are night seasons of the world's history and night seasons of the Christian. Twelve warnings are given concerning the night seasons Christians will face. Three night seasons Jacob faced.

Summary: Luke 2:40-52 speaks of the early years of the young child and his submissive obedience to God and to His parents.

Summary: The background of the Wise Men and their coming to Bethlehem;the significance of their three gifts to the Christ-child.

Summary: This message presents the Scriptures' prophecies, Isaiah 40 and Malachi 3 and 4, dealing with John the Baptist and his coming in the "spirit and power of Elijah." The message makes the distinction between the person Elijah and his spirit and power. The birth of John and his coming to declare the Messiah to Israel is also presented.

Summary: This message carefully unfolds the understanding of Jesus from the loins of David, the fruit of his flesh. It also deals with several enigmas concerning Mary and her genealogy of Luke as well as the curse upon Joseph's line.

Summary: Drawing from Genesis 3:15, of Christ being the Seed of the Woman.

Summary: Jesus Christ longed to return to the Father and He longed for us to know His glory in the future.

Summary: God has made His messengers the stewards of His mysteries. This message presents Paul's Gospel in the light of the mysteries of God's revelation and how these mysteries set forth the Gospel.

Summary: God expects spiritual fruit to be brought forth in every Christian's life. The time God gives for that fruit does not go on indefinitely, so a life for God must be pursued and laid hold of while the opportunity is there, especially in the burden of revival.

Summary: God answered Solomon's prayer in 2 Chronicles 7 and assured Solomon that He would honor the prayer, a prayer that is still being answered today, and will continue to be known in the future.

Summary: We receive Christ in the New Birth, but we must come to know the life of Christ in sanctification. This message is a postscript from the Teaching Camp of Foundations.

Summary: The various passages where Paul calls upon us to come to the knowledge of Christ.

Summary: Whatever happens in the future of America, we must always believe God is in control of history. We must submit to His plan and ways, and know with assurance that He will do all things well.