Sermon Library

Summary: There is a need of believing the Report of the Gospel in order to bring the revealing of the Arm of the Lord in our lives. May the New Year bring trusting in God’s Word and thus in return to bring deeper understanding of the work of Christ, the Arm of the Lord, in our lives.

Summary: This message brings forth the transition of Jesus’ life into manhood and how He stepped from youth into His prime. John the Baptist will become the one God appoints to reveal Jesus as the Messiah.

Summary: Our Savior, the last Adam came into the world as a baby and became the perfect example for all Christian children. The growing up season of a child will determine what they will be entering into manhood and womanhood.

Summary: Amid the Christmas story there are enigmas that surround what Mary had to face in her conception as a virgin. Joseph also faced enigmas concerning Mary being with Child. How did God work out the enigmas at Christmas?

Summary: A prophetic journey is taken concerning the coming of the Son of God. Though a “child” was born, a “Son” was given. Though Christ did not speak any word or perform an miracle as a baby, He was was fully God even as a baby.

Summary: Godly Jewish women longed to be the one to bring forth the Messiah, yet all gave birth to children by way of man’s seed. The prophecy of the woman versus the prophecy of a “virgin.” How would this take place. God would bring the revelation to reality when speaking to Mary (Luke 1) and to Joseph (Matthew 1).

Summary: This great prophecy of Malachi concerns the coming of John the Baptist as the messenger of the coming Messiah; and the coming of the Messenger of the Covenant, Jesus Christ.

Summary: The continued burden of the morning message in the ministry of John preparing the way for the Messenger, the Son of the Highest, Who will come suddenly into His Temple.

Summary: What is an “Advent”? What were those characteristics that marked the first Advent, and what will be the similar characteristics with the Second Advent of Christ’s Coming.

Summary: This message is a continuation from the Sunday morning message as providence brings little Jesus finally to the city where He will grow up, that of Nazareth. Joseph will be the earthly guardian of these early journeys in the life of the Lord Jesus.

Summary: This message reveals Bethlehem, Egypt, and Nazareth, the beginning of Christ’s life on earth and the Father’s safekeeping of Him as an infant.

Summary: This message unfolds the seed through History and the safeguards that providence placed at epochs in history. How do we know we have the right Messiah?

Summary: This is the first of the Christmas messages that will unfold for the month. A message on the importance of prophecy in setting forth the hope of the coming of Messiah.

Summary: This is the first of the prophecies that will be introduced in Scripture for the coming of Messiah. This message presents to whom was this prophecy given and its purpose.

Summary: The Lord did much to procure our redemption at the Cross, and that work is complete. But there is the ongoing need of Christ in heaven for us, especially as our High Priest in the constant washing of our feet from defilement that we pick up daily along life’s way.

Summary: Christ is our “Red Heifer” in that He is the cleansing us continually from our defilements of life. This message presents the Old Testament shadow and type of the burden of the New Testament foot washing.

Summary: We have come to a generation even in Christianity where biblical faith is no longer evident. This is one of the greatest needs at this time: a faith in God and His Word. Otherwise, the faith will be in self and pride.

Summary: Paul speaks of an “I” that is crucified, but an “I” that lives. But the “I” that lives must be lived with the life of Christ controlling it, or the danger will be to resort back to what brought about the Fall of Adam and Eve.

Summary: The first man Adam was placed in an intimate garden to dress and keep; he failed there and was sent out of the Garden by God. Christ Jesus will be crucified and at death placed in a garden that was near the cross. But there will be an intimate garden in the future for us who have been redeemed.

Summary: The first sin that led to the partaking of the forbidden fruit was murmuring. This message carefully unfolds the dark powers of murmuring and complaining, and how it will destroy the Christian life.