Sermon Library

Summary: The unfolding of the Tabernacle in the Old Testament becomes an insight to the singular man God Indwells, Jesus Christ. Yet the believer can come to know the indwelling God by the indwelling Christ.

Summary: The burden of the fine linen and the wood as part of the Tabernacle materials that reveal in type the humanity of Jesus Christ.

Summary: Although Jesus did not come to the aged season of life, He desired to live His life within the aging saints right on to the end of life.

Summary: Death becomes the door to make the exodus from the one life lived into the next life in heaven.

Summary: The Word, His Words, and Our Words

Summary: A most unique statement given by Matthew that introduces the simplicity of Christ being conceived and born in a family environment.

Summary: The one life that Jesus lived on earth now enters and the importance of making the transition from one stage of life into the next.

Summary: Jesus entering the Prime Vision of His Living with three crucial events at the beginning: His Water Baptism, His Wilderness Temptation, and John’s announcement of Him being the Lamb of God.

Summary: Jesus had hope all the way back to His mother’s womb. We cannot live life without hope. The unfolding of this important truth is given in this message.

Summary: What must govern this life once lived? The conclusion of the whole matter to be found in Ecclesiastes 12:13-14.

Summary: This message calls for the importance of a Biblical presupposition in our receiving of knowledge. Christ and the Bible must be the presupposition of all epistemology.

Summary: In the light of the Wednesday evening testimonies: how the Lord must open the heart of an individual in order for them to give attendance to the Word of God.

Summary: The birth of Jesus to begin His life on earth; God is ever in the beginnings of life.

Summary: Taken from John 6 and what it means to “eat” His body and “drink” His blood, in the light of “believing” in Him.