Sermon Library

Summary: What does it mean that the Word became flesh? He dwelt or tabernacled among us. The Son came for only a brief period of time to this earth; what was to come from this visit?

Summary: Five key principles are presented that made the Incarnation what it was to be. These principles are presented.

Summary: This message presents the various prophecies concerning the coming of Messiah and how the Scriptures portray His preexistence and His coming.

Summary: This is the introduction to the month of December messages concerning the Incarnation. The theme for the month is “The Prophecy, Principles, and False Presuppositions of the Incarnation.” But this first message deals with the concept of prophecy and how God uses it in revelation.

Summary: Meditations must be influenced by the Word of God for communion and fellowship with God. There is also the need of meditation to overcome the thoughts of the Devil or to resist the Devil.

Summary: What is meditation and how is to affect the Christian heart and living?

Summary: We must never be ashamed of the field from whence we glean the truth. When our children grow up and become what God intends for them to be, we dare not take as parents the full credit for it but remember the school and the church that contributed to their lives as well.

Summary: This message takes us to the beginnings of the early church and the first-time deception that came into the church that brought a judgment from God. We must live what we profess; we must live what we say we believe.

Summary: An unfolding of the Reformation in the 1500s, yet what is the state of Christianity today? The failures of present reformations, as we wait for the Son from Heaven.

Summary: Our ground is cursed and we will need a tiller, but not the tillers of this world. Such tillers know not the “curse” that is upon the ground of humanity. Christ is the appointed tiller for us.

Summary: The Man of sorrows, Who was acquainted with grief, carried our sorrows on the cross. What are sorrows and what is their purpose as an integral part of the Christian life?

Summary: The creation of the mind: its purpose, how the Fall affected it, and how the mutation of sin deepens its “insanity.” We often form the weapon against us, our thought life.

Summary: The surrender of Paul on the road to Damascus. He immediately cried out, What wilt thou have me to do? Coming to know God’s will for the life.

Summary: The two great truths of Foundations since the beginning: the needed teachings and training to prepare children for Christian living and a calling from God.

Summary: God gave us His Word, but how does one read it and interpret it? Faith becomes a necessary virtue in order to interpret Scripture and to grow in grace. The deeper the faith, the deeper the walk will be with God. The Gospel is seen as we go from “faith to faith.”

Summary: Birth, growth, maturity, decay, and death become the line of existence in the natural life. But to the Christian, maturity brings expansion of the Christian life and is to continue in our life. But what brings limited growth in a Christian life? Several reasons affect growth in the Christian life.

Summary: What are end-time imaginations as in the days of Noah, and how does a Christian deal with the imaginations of their thoughts.

Summary: This message presents the Hebrew word EBED and the Greek word DOULOS, both presently the slave concept. In these days when the word “slave” is hated for one reason or another, what does the Bible say about the term, and is the Christian to be delivered from being a slave to sin and the world to become a slave to Christ?

Summary: What is the Kingdom? Where does it reside? And, what is it composed of? There is much confusion about the present understanding of the Kingdom of God. But it is to be found within and composed of 3 fruits.

Summary: We explore the life of Saul in his great accomplishments leading up to the tender age of 29 or 30, when he became a Christian. The intense hatred for the Christian became the motivation for his actions against the Christians. But Christ wrought a change that is beyond what we see on the surface.

Summary: This message draws from the burden of King Hezekiah and the revival God sent during his reign, and his burden for the renewing of the Passover.

Summary: The stragglers at the back of the camp and their talk of murmuring and complaining brought a fire from God that destroyed those whose heart and voice were against God. Oh, how the heart changes against God and His leadership in the wildernesses of life.

Summary: How did Luciferd fall and how did he convince one-third of the angels to leave their allegiance to God. The same approach is taking place in many good churches; there is the falling away of many Christians.