Sermon Library

Summary: Taking the vision given to Zechariah for his day concerning the Remnant and comparing the lampstands of Revelation 2 and 3.

Summary: Where is our faith when it is needed for the trial and crises of life? We must understand the “nature” of faith for these days.

Summary: God’s effectual calling within Paul’s life and the effectual working of God within those that hear.

Summary: God permits such divisions to brothers as part of the sifting and shaking of the church in the End Time. This is one of the ways God brings out of us that which needs to be dealt with by grace.

Summary: There are some things of our past life when coming to Christ that we cannot do anything about except put it under the blood. We must pick up from the present in our change. “Go and sin no more.”

Summary: Not everyone that professes to be a Christian is a biblical Christian, but they associate themselves with Christianity. The true Christian must be very careful not to be drawn into the friendship of such individuals. Christians must be very careful not to be drawn into compromise with such people. Weddings, funerals, and family gatherings. It is a crucial hour for deception and compromise.

Summary: This Christmas message enters into the presuppositions that Church history presented when the prophecies and principles of the Incarnation were being misinterpreted. Because of this, heresies were formed that have damaged the truth down through the generations.

Summary: David was one of the prophets of the Old Testament, and he was given revelations of the coming Messiah like no other prophet.

Summary: Where will the Lord lead us as we follow Him? Into what ship and storm will we be taken? This truth is an important one for the times in which God’s saints find themselves in His will.

Summary: Meditations must be biblical and they must be consistent. This message views Samuel and his growing up with his thought life affecting every season of his life. But there is also Solomon whose precious thought life changed and took him into a world against God and against truth.

Summary: This message takes the perspective of bitterness as a side effect of apostasy in the End Time. It comes in a variety of contexts, but Christ must be the answer to all our bitterness.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 20 and believing what we have done for God is worthy of God’s penny. Are we saved by our works or by the grace of God alone?

Summary: How does a Christian possess his possessions in Christ, and how does he maintain them; also, what warnings are given to retain the Canaan land of living the Christ life?

Summary: What is meant by the “fellowship” of Christ’s sufferings? How did Christ suffer? How do we suffer? All of our sufferings must be in the fellowship of His.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 21 reveals a son who refused to do the will of God but afterwards repented, while the second son said he would work in the father’s vineyard but did not. Yes, the first son “repented” and did the will of the Father. Yet, as a people of God, do we encourage our youth to seek and “do” the will of God?

Summary: Do we know “Thy Day” that God has given to us? And in Luke 19:44-knowing the time of our visitation from him? God has already divinely appointed our times and seasons in which He will deal with us. We must respond to Him in that time and season.

Summary: The will of a child is one of the most difficult entities to subdue . Only God can break the will, and it will need to be done early. The older we get the more difficult it becomes.

Summary: A brief devotion presenting the need of faith in order to see God’s provision of protection in the day in which we live.

Summary: Oh, the need to be ready to face what God has upon His heart for us! Amidst the warnings by God’s people to Paul, he was ready “not to be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.” This was the heart of Paul even among his beloved friends.

Summary: We must ever be remaining, abiding, and continuing in Christ to know the ongoing working of Christ’ redemption. There is a crisis experience, but there must be an ongoing present- tense relationship with Christ.

Summary: The fruit of my life must be Christ’s fruit found in me.