Sermon Library

Summary: God draws the Christian to revival by the promises He gives through the renewing of spiritual strength in Christ.

Summary: Revival involves the destroying of things in the life that are hindrances to going on with God, as well as the building of things that are a genuine help to a life for God.

Summary: No matter the troubles we may face in God’s providence, the indwelling strength of Christ can enable the Christian to maintain a contented heart in Christ.

Summary: Paul’s life becomes a testimony of the kinds of difficulties Christians living in the end times must be prepared to face, as well as of God’s great faithfulness to His people.

Summary: The Gospel calls the Christian to a life of conformity to Christ, putting away that which hinders our walk with God, and allowing grace to mold spiritual character in the Christian life.

Summary: In spiritually practical ways, God calls upon Christians to be ready at any moment for Christ’s Second Coming. Ten kinds of readiness for the Rapture are given.

Summary: Endurance in trials is needed by the Christian living in the end times, not allowing himself to be deterred or intimidated by any shame associated with those testings. The Cross of Christ becomes not only the source of spiritual provision but the great example for the Christian in facing trials.

Summary: God expects spiritual fruit to be brought forth in every Christian's life. The time God gives for that fruit does not go on indefinitely, so a life for God must be pursued and laid hold of while the opportunity is there, especially in the burden of revival.

Summary: Turning from sin and unto Christ, humility of heart, and abiding in Christ are prerequisites for the workings of God in revival and for spiritual fruit to increase in the Christian life.

Summary: The provisions of the blood of Christ's Cross and the centrality of Christ Himself in the Christian life are imperative requirements for the "acceptable year of the Lord" in revival to be known.