Sermon Library

Summary: Martin Luther found the key to Justification and that was “faith.”  This message takes the unfolding of Luther’s journey in finding that the just shall live by faith.

Summary: Christ is “the way,” or the road upon which we travel moment by moment.  The entire Christian life is lived within the heart, and this is true for the rest of our lives.  We are in Him and He in us, and we walk in Him and grow in Him, and all of life.

Summary: How often we have viewed this parable from an evangelistic approach.  But this parable is a description of the Kingdom on earth, and the variety of professing Christians within public Christianity.

Summary: Who are the end time Christians and the revival that will come to them?  May the Lord enable us to be a part of this remnant.

Summary: The Trinity’s desire in the creating of the planet earth, and what happened when Adam and Eve fell.  How will the fall know full restoration?

Summary: The Laodicean Church Age has continued for 126 years.  We are in the final throes of this Church Age.  May we be ready for the coming of Christ.

Summary: God has divinely appointed both the headship of the home in the husband, and the submissiveness of the wife to the husband.  This is to be till death us do part.  Marriage is for this life on earth.

Summary: When Christ laid hold of us in the New Birth, He laid hold of our entire life for Himself, and that life was to lay hold of all that God intended for our living to the end of our days.  Every Christian will be a unique conformity to Christ, different than anyone else.

Summary: There is a trilogy found in Psalm 1 that leads to the downfall of the Christian.  How does a Christian become “ungodly”?  What does the word mean?  When an individual becomes ungodly, it will lead to becoming an active “sinner,” and the sinner unchecked will lead to becoming a “scorner.”  Psalm 1, its warnings and revelations, is the desperate need of a Christian to be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: The intensification of accusations is becoming a greater power of the world in the End Time.  We must learn how to deal with them, and also thoughts cast at us by the Devil and the Institutional Church.  We must learn to be victorious over these accusations.

Summary: This message draws from the psalm David wrote early in his flight from Saul at the tender age of 17 years old.  And yet, this trial and testing will last 13 years in David’s life before God brings the end of King Saul.

Summary: Fathers who were found in the beginning of history and Proverbs’ call to heed the instruction of the father.

Summary: What does it mean to “walk with God”?  Men of biblical times who knew this in the Old Testament.

Summary: Drawing from the covenant chapter of Isaiah 54 and the burden for the birth of Foundations Ministries: the Tent of Hope for the need of the Deeper Life.

Summary: Sorrows and troubles will be increasing among God’s people, and we must get ready for these times as we near the secret coming of the Lord.

Summary: This message deals with the burying of certain things that need to be removed from the Christian life.  This first part deals with the concept of “burial” and this first burying of Jacob before his return to Bethel.

Summary: Deception will be the most powerful weapon in Satan’s arsenal, and especially so in the final days before the coming of Christ. We must be ever warned about the deceptions of the End Time.

Summary: How will a child grow up in a Christian home and where will their decisions lead them? The home environment will affect how the child will be: was it a genuine Christian environment with biblical principles both from the father and mother, or simply a pretense of Christianity?

Summary: What are the “words” of the Cross versus the expressions and reasonings of the Cross in depth of the Scripture? How often Christians know the “words” of the Bible but do not know what they mean.  We must find the expressions and reasonings behind the words.  Only then will we come to know God’s word for the life.