Sermon Library

Summary: Christ came to earth and was tempted in all points like as we are, yet He overcame, becoming our example.

Summary: Once the believer enters into the Christian life, how is he to live? He dares not let sin reign and abound. Christ came to be the end of the Law, and yet the law of sin must be broken.

Summary: When are we too old for trials; when does the heart become tired for Christ to call us into more service for Him?  Christ can call us to His service right up to the end of our days; “I am His and He is mine.”

Summary: How is our Christian Life at the end?  This message brings us into the valleys in life which lead to the final season before God calls us home.

Summary: This message on prayer was preached on the eve of the Annual Prayer Day at Foundations.  The apostle Paul prayed for healing that never came, yet he entered into a rest about this continued affliction he bore.

Summary: The Christian must come to know that “humility” and a broken heart are the key to living the Cross life as our appointed cross.

Summary: To confess sin is one thing but for God to take away the guilt and accountability of the sin becomes part of the purpose of Christ’s death.  He is both the goat that dies and the goat to take away all of our sins.  The various biblical views of confession.

Summary: The message speaks of the desperate need of the Blood of Christ for every aspect of life and of the various ongoing workings of the Blood of Christ for the Christian.

Summary: The waters are mentioned three different days in Genesis 1. What are these waters in the New Creation for the Christian and how are we to deal with our fish and fowl?

Summary: One of the most difficult parts of our Christian Life to control art the thoughts, feelings, moods, and sensitivities daily. We must learn to come to a control of them for God to bless them.

Summary: What is God’s appointed diet for those of the New Creation? This message explores the precious appointment of spiritual food for His people.

Summary: One of the great enemies of the New Creation is Indifference. The Epistle to the Hebrews gives the Christian seven warnings that could destroy what God has done in and through the new creation.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the recovery from indifference. The New Creation demands the child of God to continue on in the workings of this Heavenly creation and maintain the pursuit to the end of Christ’s work for us and in us.

Summary: It will be important for the child of God to come to God’s working of putting off the Old Man, which is inherited from the old creation; only then can we put on the new man, which is of the new creation.

Summary: When Moses spoke to the second generation, he only presented three of the seven feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23. We need to see these three feasts and their purpose in our new creation in Christ.

Summary: What the child of God must come to in this new creation is a rest in God’s spiritual work in his/her life. According to Hebrews 4, this is the work of sanctification, “God’s rest.”

Summary: Taking the six days of creation in Genesis 1 and viewing them from the new creation of Christ. It must lay hold of every aspect of our lives.

Summary: The need of living the new creation and overcoming the controlling powers of the new creation.