Sermon Library

Summary: The mind gives the concept of thoughts, but these thoughts begin to enter the heart and become the critical need to make the choices that are unlocked by the key of the will.

Summary: Father’s Day message revealing that a good son becomes the commendation to the father. A good son is important to reveal a good father.

Summary: The calling came to the disciples three times before they finally left everything and followed Christ. How often the call of Christ is seen only as a partial call, and not everything is laid aside and all the life given to the Lord.

Summary: The world is ever calling to the hearts of our youth, endeavoring to convince them that the glistening sand of the desert world is water and will satisfy the desires of life. But when one tries to reach what seems to be a pool of water of rest and peace, it only ends up being a mirage.

Summary: In the trials of life, every Christian should come to a resolve in heart that there will be no leaving of God or permitting the trial to affect his walk with God. May the trials of life never move us away from God, His Will, and His Word.

Summary: The nearer we get to the secret coming of Christ we may not see God’s miracles as clear as in former days. But we must look into the Word of God and view the present in the light of the past.

Summary: Why do people of the same family and background come to different perspectives concerning sight of truth? This message deals with the reasons for difference of sight.

Summary: The Lord led the Children of Israel out of Egypt and into the land between Egypt and Canaan, that of the Wilderness. This was to be their struggle for the next 40 years. Their struggles often brought bitterness with God and with the workings of God.

Summary: The Holy Spirit is a Person and He has feelings. The Bible reveals we can grieve Him and be irreverent toward Him in a variety of ways.

Summary: While there are more leaving Christ than are coming to Christ at this late hour in history, there is hope for the backslider to recover from his backslidings and be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: The seven distinct outpourings of the Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts. Yet, how God began with the Jews and then the last two to the Gentile world. The precious Infilling for the End- time Remnant.

Summary: What is the Self of God, of angels, and of man? This message unfolds the careful understanding of the Self that God gave to us as human beings, and what God wants to do with the SELF influenced and controlled by Christ.

Summary: The term “flesh” becomes another word for the sin principle, and the word “world” becomes the manifested flesh of history. We are to be crucified through sanctification both of the flesh and of the world.

Summary: There are many callings from God to our lives from the beginning of our coming to Him. But there is also the calling to prayer.

Summary: How did prayer begin in history? Where do we read of it for the first time in Scripture? It seems prayer began in times of trouble, and seasons in history of hopelessness, and in the times of crises.

Summary: We truly need the armour of God; but prayer is most important for the enabling of our soul to face the battles of the End Time. What is the purpose of prayer?

Summary: This message unfolds the burden of Hannah and the birth and early years of Samuel in answer to the prayer of a mother.

Summary: What is Bible Prophecy, why is the Bible called the “Word of Prophecy,” and how are we to live in our generation as to Biblical Prophecy?

Summary: Christ is the Amen of the Church ages and of all of History. The purpose of the last two chapters of the Book of Revelation.

Summary: The Messiah must be a man according to the prophecies of the Old Testament. How shall this man be and how will He come? Though angels fell, the Son did not become an angel, yet He would be made a little lower than an angel. He would become a man to save men, and call many sons unto Glory. Aa the last Adam, He has HIs own kingdom, His own seed, HIs own birth for His sons, and we are to be conformed into His image

Summary: There are four songs given in the Book of Isaiah concerning the coming Messiah as God’s servant. This morning message unfolds the burden of the servant in the first two songs.