Sermon Library

Summary: This message unfolds the burden of Hannah and the birth and early years of Samuel in answer to the prayer of a mother.

Summary: The call of the young man Zechariah who preached alongside Haggai. Each of them had a vision from the Lord; how did they preach that vision?

Summary: How does the Fourfold Vision become a part of the vision of a local church; how does it affect an individual?

Summary: The need of sanctification in the preparation of the heart for God to “Also” bring the calling of Isaiah 6:8.

Summary: Declaring the purpose of children and their need for the future days in God’s callings.

Summary: What is Bible Prophecy, why is the Bible called the “Word of Prophecy,” and how are we to live in our generation as to Biblical Prophecy?

Summary: How did Biblical Prophecy come to be seen in the New Testament in the light of the coming of Christ?

Summary: Mt. Sinai was to prepare Israel for the entrance into Canaan, but Israel was not ready. The refusal to enter Canaan brought about four reactions that brought the death of the first generation. We must enter this new year in hope and desire of possession of the Life of Christ.

Summary: Christ is the Amen of the Church ages and of all of History. The purpose of the last two chapters of the Book of Revelation.

Summary: This message draws from Moses’ early words from Deuteronomy and the imperative need of Israel to spend time at Mt. Sinai to prepare both heart and mind for the journey to and the entrance into Canaan. What does this mean to the Christian?

Summary: The Messiah must be a man according to the prophecies of the Old Testament. How shall this man be and how will He come? Though angels fell, the Son did not become an angel, yet He would be made a little lower than an angel. He would become a man to save men, and call many sons unto Glory. Aa the last Adam, He has HIs own kingdom, His own seed, HIs own birth for His sons, and we are to be conformed into His image

Summary: What kind of signs are men looking for today? This was the simplest of signs, “A Babe.” We must ever be looking for God in the small things of life.

Summary: The Anointed One, the Messiah is especially found within the Scriptures in the context of the anointed King of God to be found in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Summary: There are four songs given in the Book of Isaiah concerning the coming Messiah as God’s servant. This morning message unfolds the burden of the servant in the first two songs.

Summary: This message picks up the last two of the songs of the coming servant Christ to be found in the Book of Isaiah.

Summary: The great increase of knowledge is taking over the earth and even in the lives of the Christian. We must be careful not to allow the world’s knowledge to take the place of the knowledge of the Word of God. Only Faith in the knowledge of God’s Word can save us and keep us. Beware of the knowledge of the medical world, the secular world mixing with the knowledge of God’s Word.

Summary: The birth of Christ becomes the transition from the old covenant to the new covenant. God chose Matthew and Luke to give us the sacred record of Christ’s birth into the world.

Summary: We see the unfolding of the nation Iran, formerly Persia, and how God used this nation to bring fulfillment of God’s prophecies concerning His people (noting also the uniqueness of the nation of Iran at this time).

Summary: David becomes one of the most unique characters in the Bible. God chose him to be the one from whose loins the Messiah would come.

Summary: The New Testament reveals that “We have found the Messiah.” Jesus Christ becomes the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies.