Sermon Library

Summary: This message presents the various prophecies concerning the coming of Messiah and how the Scriptures portray His preexistence and His coming.

Summary: Prophecies dealing with the term “incarnation” as well as what the Old Testament claims of His coming. “He shall be called a Nazarene.” What does this mean? The distinction between the Hope and the Blessed Hope.

Summary: Where will the Lord lead us as we follow Him? Into what ship and storm will we be taken? This truth is an important one for the times in which God’s saints find themselves in His will.

Summary: This is the introduction to the month of December messages concerning the Incarnation. The theme for the month is “The Prophecy, Principles, and False Presuppositions of the Incarnation.” But this first message deals with the concept of prophecy and how God uses it in revelation.

Summary: The background concerning the first prophecy of the coming of Messiah—Gen. 3:15.

Summary: Meditations must be biblical and they must be consistent. This message views Samuel and his growing up with his thought life affecting every season of his life. But there is also Solomon whose precious thought life changed and took him into a world against God and against truth.

Summary: Meditations must be influenced by the Word of God for communion and fellowship with God. There is also the need of meditation to overcome the thoughts of the Devil or to resist the Devil.

Summary: How do we respond to thoughts about circumstances as are seen in the life of Joseph and Mary. Meditations can be prompted by situations in life, but God must intervene in the event to resolve the meditation or pondering.

Summary: Can we find thanksgiving to God in our hearts when nothing but tragedy and trouble is evident? Daniel did so.

Summary: What is meditation and how is to affect the Christian heart and living?

Summary: We must ever be in a ready mind of thought for God and have the understanding of consistent thinking for our spiritual well-being.

Summary: We must never be ashamed of the field from whence we glean the truth. When our children grow up and become what God intends for them to be, we dare not take as parents the full credit for it but remember the school and the church that contributed to their lives as well.

Summary: This message reveals the wings of the Passover in our conversion and the wings of Christ’s skirt in His love and care for us.

Summary: This message takes the perspective of bitterness as a side effect of apostasy in the End Time. It comes in a variety of contexts, but Christ must be the answer to all our bitterness.