Sermon Library

Summary: The Christian must see in Scripture the depth of Christ’s death and resurrection and what was to come to our lives through these events. We live below what God intended for us to live with such a great salvation.

Summary: When we are in sin there are several authorities that dictate our Ethics: the world, the Devil, and self. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has had many partakers over the centuries that dictated the view of right and wrong.

Summary: God wants His people to enjoy the life with Him now and in the life to come. The deeper the Christian Life becomes, the deeper the inner joy and blessing. We must desire the heart being at rest and peace daily with God.

Summary: Oh, the philosophical powers that have taken over the world in their thinking of God and the living of a spiritual life. Do we truly know God, or have the personalities of this age defined God for us and how we are to live our self, existential life?

Summary: This message takes a delicate story Christ gave to His disciples concerning the steward who wasted his master’s goods. We must not waste what God has given in accountability to us. This year in the Foundations schools may we be resolved to do our best every day as we pray for God to help us.

Summary: Paul speaks in his charge to Timothy to hold fast the faith of God’s Gospel with a good conscience. He warns Timothy of not warring a good warfare, which will bring a life to shipwreck as with Hymenaeus and Alexander.

Summary: The Antioch Church became the place of Paul’s preaching and coming to age of the Gospel. What is Christian Perfection and how John Wesley came to the understanding of Christian Perfection.

Summary: This message unfolds how a church needs to seek the will of God for living in God’s will.  The life of Abraham is introduced with the first of four decisions he had to make that brought about the character of his life.

Summary: The Gospel’s theme of heart is that of grace. This was to be found in the people and preaching of the Antioch Church.

Summary: By A.D. 45 the Lord began making the transition from a Jewish Church to a Gentile Church. Why did this happen?

Summary: Our founder desired for Foundations Bible Collegiate Church to be an Antiochian Church. This message gives the background of the Anthiochian church in the New Testament, with the purpose and hope of such a church in our day and time.

Summary: This becomes an introduction message presenting the burden of study for the next several months of the Sunday Bible Class. What is a catechetical study, and how will we be approaching it in ten divisions of theology.

Summary: The longing for Heart Purity came to an increased desire in the 1700s and it was called “Christian Perfection.” Insights concerning sanctification came forth from the Lord to God’s people during this season, with many passages of Scripture opening up with understanding.

Summary: How often a mother may be the prominent one in the home guiding the children and the home itself. But there is that godly father who leads that home with the mother in his support naturally and spiritually. This message draws from the “step” father in Jesus’ life, Joseph, who stepped in as a husband and as a “natural” father to Jesus.

Summary: This message follows the burden of the Men’s Prayer Conference and the need of coming to know “self” in Christ.

Summary: Every generation since the Fall has found itself in troubles and the distresses of life. But the Scriptures reveal that the End Time will be intensified with troubles and distresses that will seem to have no hope of remedy. The more man tries to do away with his troubles, the greater the complexity of those troubles will be.

Summary: The transgender novelty of our day is destroying the God-given genders. How does a boy become a man for God in this untoward generation?

Summary: This burden takes the unfolding of the Sunday Bible Pointer in regard to the truth of the Lord’s Will for our lives in every compartment of life.

Summary: The unfolding of the Comforter and His purpose in coming to God’s people in His fullness.

Summary: Christianity is now becoming Conservative Politics in its manifestation, as the religion itself continues to wane in its religious context.