Sermon Library

Summary: The resolve of love in the Song of Solomon, and the life of Mary Magdalene and her love for Christ. The need of the Christian to love God.

Summary: This has been a great problem within theological systems: Sins versus the Sin; condemnation against our sins versus condemnation of the sin principle within. A further view of John's Wesley's struggle.

Summary: The Christian must be careful not to permit the circumstances and trials of life to become a distress. What is a distress, and how do we overcome distresses of life?

Summary: The unfolding of 2 Timothy 3 and the prophecies given over Timothy. God has invested His Word upon our children and what they must come to in their prime vision. Also the need of not neglecting the Spirit of God, and the need of stirring up this gift within.

Summary: A continuation of the burden of Sunday morning in reference to praying for callings to come to the next generation in the proclaiming of the Gospel for that generation.

Summary: The wooing of the Spirit of God with the Bride of Christ to bring her unto the Bridegroom.

Summary: This message continues the life of Jacob and the imperative need of proper thinking through the trials being faced after the crisis of sanctification.

Summary: The creation of Man by God and how the dirt became mire. God's deliverance includes deliverance from the miry substance that corrupts God's creation in man. What brings worth to the "earth" of man's existence is the hand of the Potter and the breath of the Potter.

Summary: Ye must be born again; the Son of Man must be lifted up; Christ must increase as we decrease.

Summary: Turning from sin and unto Christ, humility of heart, and abiding in Christ are prerequisites for the workings of God in revival and for spiritual fruit to increase in the Christian life.

Summary: The provisions of the blood of Christ's Cross and the centrality of Christ Himself in the Christian life are imperative requirements for the "acceptable year of the Lord" in revival to be known.

Summary: Taking the clarity of the two Greek words for Love--Phileo versus Agapao, and what is their meaning in the Christian life.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the problematic verses of John 6:49-58.

Summary: The Prayer that God will keep us from evil destruction through trials and temptations.

Summary: The movements of God in Church History and how we came to the apostasy of our time. Also, the spiritual needs for this Laodicean Church Age given by Christ in Rev. 3.

Summary: It is evident that we live in a world that has no consciousness of God. The burden of this message reveals the insensitivity of Israel towards God at the end of the Old Testament, and how we are becoming so in the last church age of history before Christ's Second Coming. May the Lord grant us a sensitivity for the things of God and His Son.

Summary: A furthering of the burden of the self-consciousness of the Christian. Ultimately, this consciousness is to be found in Christ.

Summary: The shadows and types in the Old Testament revealing the work of the Cross in providing communion with Christ, failures in the sanctified life, sweetness for the bitter circumstances of life, the fruit for food in time of battle, and the longings for the life when it seems there are no longings. The Cross/Christ is the true theology of the Christian.

Summary: In a time when contemporary Christianity speaks of Christ's death and the symbol of the cross, it denounces what the cross meant in the death of Christ other than that Christ died for us. The Cross becomes the symbol of the rejection of the powers of the flesh and self, dying to both of them. It also reveals how ultimate obedience must be.

Summary: What will heaven be like for the child of God? But is it the final home for the saints? This message carefully unfolds the future of the unending ages of the true believer in Christ.

Summary: The journey of Israel to Canaan and the appointment of the land within Canaan. But there are borders for the allotted land, and dangers found in the highlands and in the lowlands. What is the remedy for each? The Burnt Offering Life and the Ordinance of the Red Heifer.

Summary: The unfolding of the burnt offering in Leviticus in the light of Romans 12:1-2. This is to be found by all members of our family.

Summary: The revival that took place in King Josiah's time reveals that God can and does send revival to remnant hearts even though they live in the midst of apostate days. Classic principles of revival are seen, which are greatly needed for the burden of revival in our own time.

Summary: The beginnings are to be found in proper seeking and praying for revival.