Sermon Library

Summary: This passage in First Kings reveals two battles of Israel against Syria: one in the mountains and the other on the plains. God in each context proved Himself to be strong in the overthrow of Syria. The Christian must find this to be true in his walk and life in Christ.

Summary: Though woman brought the initiation of the fall of humanity through ignorance, she will become the mother of all life, and it will be the peculiarity of the “seed of the woman” that God will use to bring salvation to humanity.

Summary: The principles that govern four kinds of mothers are given in this message, including what makes a foolish mother, what makes a lingering mother, what makes a “soul” mother, and the need of “grand” mothers.

Summary: This message takes the historic burden of Elijah on Mt. Carmel. How does the Christian return to a burning heart relationship with God when it is lost? Elijah’s steps in this chapter give us the key for the return to a sacrifice on fire for God.

Summary: The powers of weariness tend to become a prominent power over the Christian in the End Time. What is needed to overcome the weariness in life.

Summary: The way to overcome weariness is deepening our walk and our life in the pursuit of the Word of God. There must be “more words” in the Christian’s life to sustain him.

Summary: The message unfolds the command that the OT High Priest must only marry a virgin. How does this come about for Jesus Christ and the fact that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God? Christ must make His own Bride a virgin.

Summary: This message unfolds God’s purpose for the need of a local church for the Christian. What is the purpose of a local church and why have we lost its biblical purpose and changed its intent in the Christian’s life in the End Time.

Summary: This message was preached for the ordination of an individual. The message is a charge, a deposit, and a call for guardianship of the Gospel of Christ.

Summary: The distinction between the preaching of the Apostles and that of Paul, and how the Apostle to the Gentiles brought the Gospel preaching to its fruition. Also the eleven mysteries of the New Testament are presented in their unfolding.

Summary: This message takes the rebuke of Christ to His disciples on board the fishing boat when the storm blew across the Sea of Galilee. “Where is your Faith? Christ asked. We may have faith to get saved, but how often we do not faith for daily living. We must come to know the nature of Faith and it must ever be fresh.

Summary: Drawn from Luke 18, prayer must be an integral part of our Christian life, even in the delays of providence. Presented are the four main elements of faith and the four enemies of faith.

Summary: The Lord has called us to a life of sacrifice both of our possessions and of ourselves. The Christ within brings us to a cross, denying ourselves, and living for Him and for others.

Summary: In all suffering we must remember that God has a plan for every suffering. There is a reason already known by God and there will be a resolve of the suffering. It is the suffering in-between that we tend to have a problem with in the living. But we must come to a rest in the matter of suffering: God has already declared words before, and there will be words after. We must trust Him.

Summary: Philippians 3:10 brings to us a fourfold understanding of knowing Christ, the power of His resurrection which enables us to continually be made conformable unto his death.