Sermon Library

Summary: The call of Jesus to His disciples in the Garden of Gethsemene to “watch” with Him and the need of prayer. As we are nearing the darkest hour of history, we must be given to watching and praying lest we enter INTO temptation.

Summary: Why do not Christians go on with God? What desires or longings come into the heart that draw them away from going on with God? The principles of refusing to enter the fullness of a life with God are presented.

Summary: How has the fall of Public Christianity brought about the fall of America? The Congress of our nation consists of members who identify with fallen Christianity, and they have merged the powers of that apostasy with secularism. Our nation has fallen due to the fall of the principles which gave birth to it.

Summary: The life of Lot: his blessings, choices, and his choice of living in Sodom. Through the prayer of Abraham, his nephew Lot, his wife, and two daughters are delivered from the burning city of judgment. But during the exodus Lot’s wife looks back and becomes a pillar of salt. Oh, to be delivered but no appreciation for the deliverance.

Summary: God individualizes every trial He brings to an individual: from the plowing of the soul’s soil, to the planting, and to the harvesting. We must never question His workings among us.

Summary: How God has used chastenings through the circumstances of life. This sermon goes back to the changes God brought about on the serpent, the woman, and the man to be used as adjustments to the environment of a fallen couple.

Summary: The Great Cloud encouraging us to lay aside every weight, and the sin that doth so easily beset us, and to run the race with patience.

Summary: Only Luke uses the term “Redeemer,” and he will use it four times--two surrounding Christ’s birth and two in the last week of Christ leading through the Resurrection. The Old Testament understanding of redemption is dealt with and the New Testament perspective is dealt with.

Summary: An aged man Simeon waiting and longing for the coming of Messiah, and was told that he would not see death before he had seen the Lord’s Messiah.

Summary: The background of Elisabeth and how God used her to be a strength and insight for Mary.

Summary: The End Time will need Christians of submission to the will of God, living in obedience to the Word of God.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the history leading to the culmination of the OT and the silent years in leading into the transition of the Son’s coming. He came “in the fullness of time.”

Summary: When the trials and afflictions of life come upon us and they increase with greater longevity, we will need to know revival of heart in just the living of life.

Summary: In these days when so many have a false worldview controlling their lives, Christians need a controlling world view for their heart and living. It can only be found in the Scriptures.

Summary: The Protestant Reformation is to be viewed more from its heart that goes all the way back to New Testament times and has been realized throughout all Church history. The Protestant movement must be seen from the perspective of its principle rather than a segment of Christianity.

Summary: Taking the history of sacrifices through the Scriptures and coming to understand the greatest sacrifice God desires from His people, the broken spirit, and the broken and contrite heart.

Summary: The kingdom of Satan is erected and upheld by two great pillars: Ignorance and Error. What are the seven ignorances of our time affecting professing Christians in the need of revival?

Summary: This message presents the burden of the first eleven verses of chapter 5 of James revealing the End Time and the powers of “capital” and “labor.” God’s people must not be given to murmuring and complaining in these days that are bent to our destruction as God’s people.

Summary: The first part of James 3 presents the need of a teacher’s care about his words: they can be used either for good or evil. The burden of how a little member can be used to hurt a brother or sister in the Lord.

Summary: This message unfolds the proclivity of respecting persons and showing partiality within the Body of Christ, and how this damages relationships among the brothers and sisters.

Summary: The background of James, how he came to prominence of leadership in the early church, and why he was the important one for the first epistle of the New Testament.