Sermon Library

Summary: This is an introduction to several upcoming sermons to present the understanding of the Bride of Christ.

Summary: What was Martin Luther looking for in his quest for God? How did he come to it? And, what became the five pillars to solidify his quest?

Summary: One of the workings in sanctification is the crisis to crucify the world unto the Christian and the Christian unto the world. This too is part of sanctification.

Summary: A further understanding of Israel at this time and what will be the end of Israel according to God’s Word.

Summary: What is needed after the crises of redemption is the appropriation of the Cross through brokenness.

Summary: When God saves an individual from sin and from the powers of the world, the whole concept of “Ethics” changes in the life. The Word of God must now become the authority that governs the Ethics of the Christian. The characteristics that mark the Christian’s perspective of right and wrong must be viewed from God’s perspective.

Summary: What are the feasts of God with His people? They are to be found in Christ and in the End Time.

Summary: Only through Jesus Christ can a person know God. Through nature we can come to know manifestations and attributes of God, but it is only through Christ that we can truly come to know God.

Summary: How will we end our life? Will we end it well, as a product of the years we have walked with God? This message takes the life of Jacob, who struggled for many years but came to great victory in the “sunset” of his life.

Summary: Paul reveals the failure of Demas in leaving him, which will now necessitate Timothy to come. Though Demas was faithful in Paul’s first Roman imprisonment, he failed Paul at the end of Paul’s life.

Summary: The unfolding of the meaning of Christian Perfection and how it comes about in the Christian’s life?

Summary: The last three decisions that Abraham made to bring him to consecration. This is a continuation from the morning message.

Summary: The message of Grace also includes callings into the ministry and appointments of life. The Antioch Church was a church that promoted callings among its people.

Summary: The failures of the early Jewish Church and how the Gentiles became heirs to the Gospel.

Summary: The men who were part of the Antioch Church and how the Lord called this church to be a missionary church.

Summary: The last epistle Paul wrote reveals Timothy’s Faith, linking it back to his grandmother and mother. It also reveals the teaching he received all the back to his infancy. This will be needed for our children in this crucial hour of history. This message follows in the aftermath of the Summer Youth Camp.

Summary: What heart purity does “not”; and what heart purity means. Also the difference between the crisis of heart purity and that of maturity.

Summary: Perfection has been one of the goals to be rendered in each of the epistles of the New Testament. Here in 1 Thessalonians, this passage that Paul concludes his first NT epistle with becomes the vision of the full life in Christ.

Summary: A brief message concerning the usage of “hyssop” in the Bible as used in a variety of contexts dealing with the weaknesses of life.

Summary: Some troubles we bring upon ourselves, and we must turn to God for help out of the trouble and distress. Whether we have weaknesses at times or are found with strength, we still must call upon God in the time of trouble and distress. May God keep us from compromise.

Summary: How does Christ live in a Christian child? And how does He grow in that child over the years?