Sermon Library

Summary: An exhortation to parents to prepare their children to leave them and to allow God to work in their lives.

Summary: How often a mother may be the prominent one in the home guiding the children and the home itself. But there is that godly father who leads that home with the mother in his support naturally and spiritually. This message draws from the “step” father in Jesus’ life, Joseph, who stepped in as a husband and as a “natural” father to Jesus.

Summary: When we are born again we enter the family of God. We are now brothers and sisters. We must do all we come to maintain our relationship in the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.

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: The chastenings of the Lord are always unique to each individual. Paul leaves the subject of the race and now enters that of the child of God in the family of God with the Father of all Spirits in His dealings for good.

Summary: God called Amos from following the flock and a gatherer of sycamore fruit, who had no family ties to being a prophet. Yet God used him to bring about the needed message to the Northern Kingdom some 49 years before their Captivity.

Summary: A most unique statement given by Matthew that introduces the simplicity of Christ being conceived and born in a family environment.

Summary: The unfolding of covenants in the Bible leading up to the New Covenant. The need of coming to a covenant for our life, our family, and our church.

Summary: Jeremiah lived just before the Babylonian Captivity. God reveals his family will turn against him but he must keep with the coming troubles. If the footmen wearied him, how would he do with the coming horsemen and the swelling of the Jordan. Our generation is in such an hour.

Summary: Jacob was requested of his parents to leave home at 77, to go to Haran 500 miles away from Beer-Sheba. He faced many unknowns for the journey as well as the next 20 years. When he met God at Bethel, he made 7 observations needed for the future.

Summary: When revival comes to a home or church, one of the prayers that will be increased is that the Lord will send forth laborers into the Harvest. The callings of God are most important in days of revival.

Summary: What will heaven be like for the child of God? But is it the final home for the saints? This message carefully unfolds the future of the unending ages of the true believer in Christ.

Summary: The unfolding of the burnt offering in Leviticus in the light of Romans 12:1-2. This is to be found by all members of our family.

Summary: A pastoral message in the practical areas of preparing our children at home to one day do God's will with their lives.

Summary: Presentation of the grace of God in Korah's family through his three sons in the aftermath of his judgment by God.

Summary: How God in the last days is sifting and shaking the earth, the churches, and homes; His silence apart from Scriptures; and His sealing of the Elect.

Summary: A sermon unfolding the need of living in all the compartments of life, including faith, prayers, family, marriage, courtship, etc., drawn from the regulations of Leviticus 19 with a practical Christian application.

Summary: This message explores the Song of Solomon to deal with the holy intimacy of love and its importance of being properly seen in the family, and perpetuated to the children.