Sermon Library

Summary: The waters are mentioned three different days in Genesis 1. What are these waters in the New Creation for the Christian and how are we to deal with our fish and fowl?

Summary: One of the great enemies of the New Creation is Indifference. The Epistle to the Hebrews gives the Christian seven warnings that could destroy what God has done in and through the new creation.

Summary: What the child of God must come to in this new creation is a rest in God’s spiritual work in his/her life. According to Hebrews 4, this is the work of sanctification, “God’s rest.”

Summary: Christ becomes the Firstborn of the New Creation; we are His offspring in this New Creation. We must be conformed to Him and must follow Him to know how to live in this New Creation.

Summary: This unfolds the life of Jacob after the crisis at Peniel when his life entered into great crises of troubles that brought deep grief into his life and living. But it was all in God’s plan to bring about a good end before he died.

Summary: Our Savior, the last Adam came into the world as a baby and became the perfect example for all Christian children. The growing up season of a child will determine what they will be entering into manhood and womanhood.

Summary: A prophetic journey is taken concerning the coming of the Son of God. Though a “child” was born, a “Son” was given. Though Christ did not speak any word or perform an miracle as a baby, He was was fully God even as a baby.

Summary: This great prophecy of Malachi concerns the coming of John the Baptist as the messenger of the coming Messiah; and the coming of the Messenger of the Covenant, Jesus Christ.

Summary: This message reveals Bethlehem, Egypt, and Nazareth, the beginning of Christ’s life on earth and the Father’s safekeeping of Him as an infant.

Summary: This is the first of the Christmas messages that will unfold for the month. A message on the importance of prophecy in setting forth the hope of the coming of Messiah.

Summary: The Lord did much to procure our redemption at the Cross, and that work is complete. But there is the ongoing need of Christ in heaven for us, especially as our High Priest in the constant washing of our feet from defilement that we pick up daily along life’s way.

Summary: The first man Adam was placed in an intimate garden to dress and keep; he failed there and was sent out of the Garden by God. Christ Jesus will be crucified and at death placed in a garden that was near the cross. But there will be an intimate garden in the future for us who have been redeemed.

Summary: This message presents the nation of Israel coming into prominence in WW II of the Holocaust and then becoming a nation in 1948. The “Holy Land” and the seasons of trouble in the coming days.

Summary: “This message unfolds the nation of America coming at the time of the ankles in the image of Daniel two. Truly America is the transitional nation leading to the coming of the feet and ten toes.

Summary: The truth that Martin Luther found within the Scripture concerning Christ’s death on the cross is that it is all sufficient for full salvation of the believer. The history of the changing of the cross concept through history leading up to our contemporary time.

Summary: The End Time will demand a deeper consciousness of the Spirit of God in the life and the following of Him and His Word. Rebekah of Haran becomes the precious shadow and type of the child of God ready in submissiveness of will to go wherever He leads. The will must be surrendered and submissive.

Summary: The Hebrew word for “The Hope” is Hatikvah. The Word of God must be with Faith but also with Hope. God can make what seems to be the impossible possible. The nation of Israel has existed in the posture of hope for thousands of years.

Summary: We must understand as Christians that the judgment of God will begin at His House on earth. Before the Tribulation Period upon the earth and Daniel’s Last Week against the Jews, God’s judgment will begin at the final Chruch Age: Laodicea. The Christian will know the testings of Christ before the Rapture.

Summary: What makes a backslider? How does a Christian become a backslider? How does one recover?

Summary: This message draws from Paul’s testimony to King Agrippa with the king listening but unable to give up what it will take to be a Christian. The term “Christian” has so radically changed in our contemporary there is no clear distinction of life from that of the world. Agrippa knew he would have to change and was unwilling.

Summary: This message introduces the Kenites from the line of Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses. The Old Testament gives a brief unfolding of these who joined Israel at Mt. Sinai and lived in the land of Israel. There was a point where they lived not only by principle but also by conviction, the great need of these last days.

Summary: This message given in the aftermath of the Ladies’ Prayer Fellowship. How God made the woman to be the magnificence of a marriage, as the man becomes the militancy. Strong women are noted in Scripture who stood with their husband in faith and trust.

Summary: The importance of prayer is found in this message dealing with individual praying, but also the imperative need of “where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” In times of the need for two or three to resolve problems and troubles, we must pray together with the promise that Christ will be in the midst.