Sermon Library

Summary: The sign of a Christian is one who loves the Lord. The two Greek words "philos" and "agapae" are viewed in the light of both terms for love in relationship to God. Also the unfolding of love from the Song of Solomon.

Summary: The resolve of love in the Song of Solomon, and the life of Mary Magdalene and her love for Christ. The need of the Christian to love God.

Summary: A careful unfolding of how the Devil used the serpent in Genesis 3 to entice Eve for the fall of man. We must ever be on guard for the various serpents that the Devil uses to bring the temptation to Christians.

Summary: Why do Christians fall into despondency, discouragement, oppression, and depression? It is a loss of sight concerning the provision of Justification by Faith. Can Christians have benefits of Redemption but not know what they are in the light of their living? The struggle of John Wesley in these matters that have been misunderstood in our times.

Summary: This has been a great problem within theological systems: Sins versus the Sin; condemnation against our sins versus condemnation of the sin principle within. A further view of John's Wesley's struggle.

Summary: The Christian must be careful not to permit the circumstances and trials of life to become a distress. What is a distress, and how do we overcome distresses of life?

Summary: The gift of memory and the purpose for it according to the Scriptures, and the presentation of those who have passed away over the years of the Foundations history.

Summary: The unfolding of 2 Timothy 3 and the prophecies given over Timothy. God has invested His Word upon our children and what they must come to in their prime vision. Also the need of not neglecting the Spirit of God, and the need of stirring up this gift within.

Summary: This message concludes the burden of three nights presenting the need of building our life upon the foundation of Christ, and Christ becoming the building material for such a life.

Summary: Adding to our faith these seven spiritual jewels provides that we will be neither barren nor unfruitful.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 7 concerning the need of the Foundation of the Christian life to be firmly settled in the heart and life. That foundation is Christ, and it is established through our "hearing" and "obeying" what we hear.