Sermon Library

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?

Summary: Though much of our salvation can be known now on earth, there is also much that we are told to hope in for the future. This is what we look for and pray for that is in the world to come. Yet it is part of our salvation to be known in “hope.”

Summary: How often we complain about the spiritual infirmities, weaknesses, and failures. We may say we have prayed a long time for a healing to take place. But a Christian could go so long in the failure, he accommodates his living to the continual failures. Does he want to be made whole?

Summary: A person must first see his life has drifted away from God and that he needs recovery. The longer one lives away from communion with God, the more difficult it will become to return to God.

Summary: King Agrippa was unable to give up his past and the present. But how does an individual give up, lay aside his past, especially when there were so many side affects from sin. What do we do with the “side affects” of our sins?

Summary: Consecration is the deepest and highest living of a Christian. It is when God has prepared the spiritual heart of man through the forgiveness of sins, the purifying of the heart from the power of sin, and the Spirit of God infilling that heart and life. Then the inward man has been made ready for the Romans 12:1-2 life. But what will be the difficulties faced in coming to consecration?

Summary: A continuation of the morning message dealing with the Rechabites who became the root family centuries later from Jethro’s son. But it was Jonadab the son of Rechab who gave the convictions to the family. We need not only the Fundamentals of the Faith for our lives but also convictions in these crucial days.

Summary: The second part of David’s life: The taking of Jerusalem, the bringing up of the ark, the covenant that God gave him, and the victories that he won. But his sin with Bathsheba is followed by the rest of his life in weakness and humility before God.

Summary: An over view of the beautiful Song of Solomon in the light of the magnificence of the Shulamite. Also the 7 titles given by Solomon to the Shulamite is presented.

Summary: A careful unfolding of John 17 on the eve of Christ’s death. A personal prayer Christ gives to the Father for His own, and for those who would believe on Him in the future through the influence of His disciples.

Summary: This is part-two of the morning message dealing with the thought life and how it prepares the man and the woman for an honest marriage: What is the real men?