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The Need of Corporate Revival
Date: Nov 11, 2001
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Hosea 6:1-3
The Birth of Apostasy
Date: Oct 21, 2001
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Isaiah 32:6; Proverbs 30:20; James 3:17
Keep the Watch
Date: Feb 7, 1999
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Exodus 14:23–31; Exodus 15:1
Summary: We are to watch with the viewpoint of our Lord in mind through all things. Of course, there are times we are directly in the battle itself. However, there are many battles in which we simply “watch it through.” Whether battle or not, we must watch! Remember: watching is only watching—being faithful to what you see. Watchmen never sleep. Watchmen must always be awake, alert, and careful.
Man’s Three Basic Needs
Date: Nov 6, 1994
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Genesis 9:1–29
Summary: A message presenting the three basic needs of man in the physical, intellectual, and spiritual.
Marriages in Times of Distress: Part One
Date: Dec 5, 1993
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Summary: The first message of two dealing with the Christian view of marriage in times of trouble with a balanced setting forth of the blessing of marriage and its need even in distressful times.
The Great Thirst
Date: Mar 18, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 7:37–53
The Indicative Mood
Date: Mar 4, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 14:1; John 5:39
The Vision of Glory
Date: Feb 25, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Ezekiel 1:1–28
The Final Sinner
Date: Feb 18, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: 1 John 2:18–29
Worship and the Worshipper
Date: Feb 4, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 4:16–24
Go to the Field
Date: Jan 21, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Genesis 2:5,19,20; Genesis 1:9,10; Genesis 3:1; Genesis 4:8; Matthew 13:38a
The Mystery of Iniquity
Date: Jan 7, 1990
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12
The Life of Faith
Date: Dec 31, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Genesis 13:10–18; Hebrews 11:8b
The Nations Contrasted
Date: Dec 24, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Isaiah 41:1–5, 21–25
Communion and Fellowship
Date: Dec 3, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 3:3, 5; Matthew 6:33; Revelation 11:15
The Breath of the Spirit
Date: Nov 26, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 20:19–23
Walking With God
Date: Nov 19, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: John 6:53–58
The Land Between Two Rivers
Date: Nov 5, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Genesis 24:10; Deuteronomy 23:3, 4; Judges 3:8–11; 1 Chronicles 19:6; Acts 2:8–12; Acts 7:2
The Need of Cock Crowing
Date: Oct 15, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Mark 13:32–37; Mark 14:53–72; 1 Peter 5:13
Summary: The Christian must come to an honorable authority in his calling, but that authority must be governed and brought to balance by the ultimate authority of Christ.
His Robe of Majesty
Date: Oct 8, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Deuteronomy 33:26–29; 2 Peter 1:12–21
The Heavenly Bride
Date: Sep 24, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: 1 Timothy 3:16; Ephesians 5:32; Revelation 17:5; Revelation 21:1–11; Luke 20:27–38
He Came to Himself
Date: Sep 17, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Luke 15:13–17a
Fathers, Vineyards, and Sons
Date: Sep 10, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Matthew 21:28–32
Summary: The Parable of the Two Sons as it relates to the perpetuation of a godly ministry from one generation to the next.
The Lofty Sleeper
Date: Sep 3, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Acts 20:1–16
Uttermost Christians
Date: Aug 27, 1989
Service Type: Sunday Morning Sermon
Scripture: Luke 22:31–38; 1 Thessalonians 2:10–17; Hebrews 7:25
Summary: God wants to save us unto perfection, unto a perfect end, unto a glorious death, and unto a wonderful, triumphant life beyond the grave.