Sermon Library

Summary: The unique prayer of Solomon at the dedication of the Temple which unfolds three important truths: God's people being a servant of the Lord; the threefold concept of prayer; and how far away from God will a person go and God not able to bring him back.

Summary: This is Reformation Sunday. God declaring man to be righteous versus the need of fellowship with God.

Summary: The Apostle Paul was chosen by Christ to become the superlative example of being conformed to the image of Christ.

Summary: The sermon draws from the vision of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 2 and how God used Daniel to direct a king's thoughts for his time.

Summary: The sign of a Christian is one who loves the Lord. The two Greek words "philos" and "agapae" are viewed in the light of both terms for love in relationship to God. Also the unfolding of love from the Song of Solomon.

Summary: A careful unfolding of how the Devil used the serpent in Genesis 3 to entice Eve for the fall of man. We must ever be on guard for the various serpents that the Devil uses to bring the temptation to Christians.

Summary: Why do Christians fall into despondency, discouragement, oppression, and depression? It is a loss of sight concerning the provision of Justification by Faith. Can Christians have benefits of Redemption but not know what they are in the light of their living? The struggle of John Wesley in these matters that have been misunderstood in our times.

Summary: The gift of memory and the purpose for it according to the Scriptures, and the presentation of those who have passed away over the years of the Foundations history.

Summary: When revival comes to a home or church, one of the prayers that will be increased is that the Lord will send forth laborers into the Harvest. The callings of God are most important in days of revival.

Summary: The imperative need of God's perseverance in our lives enabling us to persevere in these days when so many professing Christians are leaving the path of righteousness because of the intensity of the battles in the Christian life.

Summary: This message takes the life of Jacob, but especially the burden of Jacob's life between the crisis at Peniel and his going down into Egypt. What weaknesses might be found in the "human" nature after sanctification that could become dangers in living a victorious life.

Summary: In these days when so many things are part of the End Time powers against the Christian that are becoming constant and oppressive, we must come to know in God's providence what is to bring refreshment to our lives in Him.

Summary: The New Birth is a MUST according to the New Testament. How does this New Birth take place by the Holy Spirit?

Summary: In order to see the kingdom of God every man must be born from above, have the inward righteousness of Christ, and as a sinner repent to get right, and as a saint repent to stay right with God.

Summary: The characteristics of the relationship of faith and the distinguishing marks of Enoch's walk.

Summary: Taking the unfolding in the OT of God's demand upon individuals, then the nation, and then to His Son. Love for God and Love for Christ become the keys to the commandments of the covenants.

Summary: The important truth of how we are drawn to the Son by the Father, and the paradoxical balance of the Sovereignty of God and the human responsibility of man as presented in John 6:44.

Summary: The story of the beginning of Father’s Day and our need of preserving the God of our spiritual fathers.

Summary: Presenting the Fundamentals of the Faith, with the understanding of how these work out in the Christian life through the Scriptural distinctives.

Summary: How often our greatest enemies are members of our family who profess to be Christians, yet a different Jesus and God of the Bible. The family tree of Jacob is carefully noted and how the relatives changed in their understanding of God over the years. God's people must ever keep the message of Christ clear even with relatives.

Summary: An unfolding of the truth of growing consciousnesses of the life from childhood through adulthood and bringing forth a self-consciousness to be found in Christ. Also the conscience is dealt with in the light of the consciousness of self.

Summary: The work of Christ on the cross is the most powerful work that has ever been wrought in history. Its infinite work is even known in a sinner's life before coming to Christ through prevenient grace. It then works throughout the believer's life, taking him deeper and deeper in the new humanity that Christ as the Second Man came to bring. From sins, to sin, and then the work upon self.