Sermon Library

Summary: Drawing from Psalm 134 which is dedicated to those priests who entered the temple for the night duty of watching and prayer. We are in the final night season as God’s saints. We must ever remain on watch in praying and living.

Summary: Troubles and distress will increase in our days as we near the coming of Christ and the Antichrist. Weaknesses and failures come to both the great and the weak. We must recover by crying out to the Lord.

Summary: In these days of global apostasy, the ministry of intercessory prayer is going to be more needed than in any other hour. Wickedness is abounding as Isaiah prophesied, and we need prayer for God’s Elect as the powers of global government deepens against God’s people.

Summary: This message calls upon the Christian to maintain his heart and life in communion with God. Fourteen characteristics are presented in the calling to abide in Christ and in the work He has done for us. But it is God that keeps our soul from falling.

Summary: What is the Law of the Mother found in the Book of Proverbs, and how does a child sin against that mother and her law?

Summary: Though the Law was given in a second edition to the second generation, there were to be no amendments. Yet there were amplifications given to the implementation of the Law in the new context they would face in Canaan. God’s Word never changes; the circumstances may change from generation to generation, but the same law must guide and direct.

Summary: What does James mean by “the end of the Lord” when it comes to Job? Job was a man of greatness, but God taught him something most precious through his great trial. Every trial has an “end” to it in God’s desire.

Summary: This message presents Christ as the Shepherd of His sheep, but also the Lamb of God as He leads His lambs through the sufferings of life.

Summary: The biblical and traditional background of the wise men and how they relate to a certain part of the Remnant preparing for the 2nd coming of the Lord.

Summary: What is the distinction between the two “I’s” of Romans 7 and how to they come into existence? This truth is carefully dealt with in the first half of the message and then what God desires to do with both of the “I’s.”

Summary: The Christian facing carnality and the antidote for it. The need of crossing the Jordan and the steps it will take to make that crossing.

Summary: One of the failures in pursuing revival is a tenacity of will in desires and spiritual pursuits. We need to pray for revival to come in the strengthening of our will; this will be found in sanctification.

Summary: The seeking of revival is to be with the highest motive: to the glory of God. This message draws from Moses’ prayer in the aftermath of of the people’s failures at Mt. Sinai.

Summary: What does Revival mean, and what must be a key desire for the Christian’s hope of revival?

Summary: The distinction between the various views of “believe” and that the true child of God must be of those that do not draw back but forward the life in God through Christ. Habakkuk’s trilogy is presented of the Burden, the Delayed Vision, and the Prayer.

Summary: This message brings us to the conclusion of the Epistle of James (5:12 through 20) and the need of constant prayer in the light of what we will be facing just before the coming of the Lord.

Summary: The unfolding of James 4 and how the power of carnality can profoundly affect the Christian’s faith. The great need is the humbling of our lives before the Lord.

Summary: This becomes one of the most important needs in the Christian life in order to live before the Lord as He deals with us daily.

Summary: What are the avenues through which temptation to sin comes. How are we overcome the wiles, the devices, and having been taken captive by the Devil.

Summary: As this message draws from James 1:12 concerning the testings of God upon the Christian, a most important truth for such a time is our thought life in going through the trial. First Peter, following the epistle of James, gives us twelve principles that should govern our thoughts as we enter the trial, go through the trial, and come out of the trial.

Summary: How God uses trials in our lives to bring us to conformity to the image of His Son. How God uses trials in a child’s life, and as we get older the trials come according to our age and seasons of life.

Summary: What God’s providence brings as a cross cannot be done away with until God resolves the matter.