Sermon Library

Summary: When Christ laid hold of us in the New Birth, He laid hold of our entire life for Himself, and that life was to lay hold of all that God intended for our living to the end of our days.  Every Christian will be a unique conformity to Christ, different than anyone else.

Summary: Once a professing Christian rejects a certain work of grace for the life, he will despise it and condemn it openly.  We have come to an hour when Christians are rejecting holiness and sanctification for their lives, and in doing so have openly despised the work and the life.

Summary: There is a trilogy found in Psalm 1 that leads to the downfall of the Christian.  How does a Christian become “ungodly”?  What does the word mean?  When an individual becomes ungodly, it will lead to becoming an active “sinner,” and the sinner unchecked will lead to becoming a “scorner.”  Psalm 1, its warnings and revelations, is the desperate need of a Christian to be ready for the Rapture.

Summary: This message becomes the description of those who will reject the truth of Psalm 1: the man of God versus the men who take counsel against God Himself and will rise up against the Lord and His anointed.

Summary: The intensification of accusations is becoming a greater power of the world in the End Time.  We must learn how to deal with them, and also thoughts cast at us by the Devil and the Institutional Church.  We must learn to be victorious over these accusations.

Summary: This is a continuation from the morning message, as the workings of God will become stranger to God’s people.  We must not let the strangeness of His workings bring confusion to us in our living for Him.

Summary: This message draws from the psalm David wrote early in his flight from Saul at the tender age of 17 years old.  And yet, this trial and testing will last 13 years in David’s life before God brings the end of King Saul.

Summary: As God brings “temptations” or trials to come upon His people, He also “permits” temptations from the Devil and the world to be part of the testing of our character and walk with Him.

Summary: Fathers who were found in the beginning of history and Proverbs’ call to heed the instruction of the father.

Summary: The Bible reveals the need of love in the End Time, but there are those things we are not to love.  May we discern the age and selective in our love in the family but care as to love of the world.

Summary: Drawing from the theme of the Men’s Prayer Conference, we reflect upon its burden for the Foundations Bible Church.

Summary: What does it mean to “walk with God”?  Men of biblical times who knew this in the Old Testament.

Summary: We must be ready for the Second Coming of Christ by walking and pleasing Him.

Summary: Drawing from the covenant chapter of Isaiah 54 and the burden for the birth of Foundations Ministries: the Tent of Hope for the need of the Deeper Life.

Summary: This message draws from the manifested glory of God to Moses in Exodus 33 and the manifestation of the glory in Isaiah 6. Such manifestations may bring purgings of the life.

Summary: Sorrows and troubles will be increasing among God’s people, and we must get ready for these times as we near the secret coming of the Lord.