Sermon Library

Summary: It is important to see that God created desire in man that is honorable and not sinful. The problem is not that man has an honorable lust of the eye, lust of the flesh, and the pride of life; rather, it is when sin has affected these desires.

Summary: A sermon presenting the the various longings and expectancies for the coming of Messiah from the perspectives of true and false religions.

Summary: A message warning Christians against becoming right in one’s own self rather than abiding in the righteousness of Jesus Christ.

Summary: A sermon presenting the burden of how a man versus a woman should be in their relationship with the Scripture and their God-appointed roles.

Summary: This message speaks of the importance of love in its relation to Christ as well as to others, and love by nature is not forced, but awakens.

Summary: A sermon dealing with the need to dig again the old wells of holiness that have been stopped up in our times.

Summary: A message presenting the three basic needs of man in the physical, intellectual, and spiritual.

Summary: A sermon unfolding the need of living in all the compartments of life, including faith, prayers, family, marriage, courtship, etc., drawn from the regulations of Leviticus 19 with a practical Christian application.

Summary: The first message of two dealing with the Christian view of marriage in times of trouble with a balanced setting forth of the blessing of marriage and its need even in distressful times.

Summary: The second message of two dealing with the Christian view of marriage in times of trouble with a balanced setting forth of the blessing of marriage and its need even in distressful times.

Summary: A message exploring the word “Lebanon” in the Song of Solomon, and seeing it as the representation of the acquisition of all natural things, the ability to acquire natural things. The importance of natural things in the Christian’s life is emphasized, and how unfortunate it is when a Christian excludes legitimate natural things from their life.

Summary: This message explores the Song of Solomon to deal with the holy intimacy of love and its importance of being properly seen in the family, and perpetuated to the children.

Summary: Quote from this message: “There is coming into the earth a universal form of worship. It always has music. Music is more prominent than preaching.” This message gives the importance of true worship as it relates to music in the light of the end-time changes in the concepts of worship.