Sermon Library

Summary: The crises that have come upon America in 2020 will forever change the course of its history and lead to its destruction. For many decades it has not been "a nation under God" but against God. We are reaping what we have sowed as a nation.

Summary: How does a Christian deal with the circumstances of life God brings to be used as testings? This will begin in defining "trials" and how God uses them in children's lives, teenagers, adults, and even at the end of life.

Summary: The cry of Nehemiah as being the last of the Old Testament books to have been written. The contrast between the books of Malachi and Nehemiah for the end of the Old Testament.

Summary: Unfolds the beginning of the psychical earth (Gen. 1:1) and the fall of Lucifer, bringing about "without form and void" in 1:2. Lucifer used deception and a lie to bring about his fall and a third part of the angels. Then the fallen archangel used deception and a lie to bring about the fall of man. His greatest weapon throughout history has been deception.

Summary: This message reveals how the providence of God deals with us about spiritual matters that we need for God to work in us. How often the circumstances brought into our lives reveal our spiritual needs, and thus the word of God to wrought the work that providence reveals.

Summary: The providence of God working in spite of the will of men. The evidence of providence through the circumstances of Ruth the Moabitess and the recovery of Naomi.

Summary: The king Zedekiah, on the eve of the final overthrow of Jerusalem, liberates Jewish servants as to the Sabbatical Year, but then forces them back into servitude. This is happening in America: our liberties are being canceled by the government and we are becoming enslaved under the guise of the coronavirus.

Summary: The concept of fear and how it affects the Christian. We must overcome our fears both of the past and of the future.

Summary: An overall view of the Coronavirus and how it will affect our country's future.

Summary: This message takes the sign of the Lord to Jeremiah the prophet and reveals how God will change the use of Israel for the centuries to come. A careful presentation of the natural darkness, willful darkness, and judgmental darkness is to be found with an individual and that of a nation.

Summary: Jeremiah is commanded of the Lord to go to the Temple gate and preach. The king Josiah has reformed the Temple, but the people's hearts are far from the Lord and are given to idols. What does the Lord say about idols?

Summary: The sixth message given by the prophet Jeremiah calls us to God's dealings with His people in time of drought and dearth. The physical drought became the commentary of the spiritual drought of the soul of Judah.

Summary: The call of Jeremiah in his contemporary age. The message takes the 3 parables of Matthew 24 and 25 in light of the final generation before Christ's coming. The burden of the need of preachers for our time, for this generation, but men who will preach the full Gospel of Christ.

Summary: Jeremiah lived just before the Babylonian Captivity. God reveals his family will turn against him but he must keep with the coming troubles. If the footmen wearied him, how would he do with the coming horsemen and the swelling of the Jordan. Our generation is in such an hour.

Summary: A review of the first two chapters and then entering the prayer of Habakkuk as his faith is now resolved and resolute in the Vision God showed him.

Summary: The precious story of Jesus' birth and all it entails is followed by the Rejection of the Infancy of God. Many were told of His birth; only a few came. We also witness Herod's rejection and assassination attempt; rejection of Judaism's rulers; flight into Egypt; living in the stump town Nazareth. Each stage deepens in rejection and becomes a prelude to history.

Summary: Jesus is called "the Lamb of God" by John the Baptist: this message takes the history of the Lamb in shadow and type and the words of the New Testament concerning what John meant by this title. The message then enters into the Book of Revelation concerning "The Lamb" in the diminutive form and its meaning in the 27 contexts of its usage.

Summary: This message takes the background of the prophecy of Micah concerning the town in which Christ was born and how it changed over the centuries leading up to the prophecy fulfilled in Luke 2.

Summary: The unfolding of the type and shadow of Isaac in the light of the coming infant Christ. Christ IS the seed of Abraham according to Galatians 3.

Summary: Taking the title for the month of December for the studies on the Incarnation from Acts 4:27, 30 and the view of "The Infancy of God."

Summary: Christ came into the world to bring our salvation, but there is the imperative need of partaking of Him moment by moment in the Christian life.

Summary: According to John 1:12, God has given us through the New Birth the "authority" or "right" to become a son of God. What are those rights in being forgiven by God? This message also presents the need of dealing with secret sins and how to do so.