Sermon Library

Summary: What is needed after the crises of redemption is the appropriation of the Cross through brokenness.

Summary: The Christian must see in Scripture the depth of Christ’s death and resurrection and what was to come to our lives through these events. We live below what God intended for us to live with such a great salvation.

Summary: When John the Baptist declared Christ to be the Lamb of God, he revealed the greatest need in Israel. Though Jesus is many things to us, the greatest thing we need is a Saviour that is able to take away all our sin.

Summary: When we are in sin there are several authorities that dictate our Ethics: the world, the Devil, and self. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil has had many partakers over the centuries that dictated the view of right and wrong.

Summary: When God saves an individual from sin and from the powers of the world, the whole concept of “Ethics” changes in the life. The Word of God must now become the authority that governs the Ethics of the Christian. The characteristics that mark the Christian’s perspective of right and wrong must be viewed from God’s perspective.

Summary: There is the need of maintaining God’s Word in heart and life in the midst of the need of God’s Word and responsive living in the lives of the next generation.

Summary: God wants His people to enjoy the life with Him now and in the life to come. The deeper the Christian Life becomes, the deeper the inner joy and blessing. We must desire the heart being at rest and peace daily with God.

Summary: What are the feasts of God with His people? They are to be found in Christ and in the End Time.

Summary: Where does God bless an individual? It could be in the most critical hour of life as with Jacob that night at Peniel. It was a place of repentance, humility, of wrestling with Him. But it could be the greatest hour of our lives.

Summary: Oh, the philosophical powers that have taken over the world in their thinking of God and the living of a spiritual life. Do we truly know God, or have the personalities of this age defined God for us and how we are to live our self, existential life?

Summary: Only through Jesus Christ can a person know God. Through nature we can come to know manifestations and attributes of God, but it is only through Christ that we can truly come to know God.

Summary: The seeing eye and the hearing ear is from the Lord, and when Christ opens His mouth we must hear well, even when we do not understand that word.

Summary: This message takes a delicate story Christ gave to His disciples concerning the steward who wasted his master’s goods. We must not waste what God has given in accountability to us. This year in the Foundations schools may we be resolved to do our best every day as we pray for God to help us.

Summary: How will we end our life? Will we end it well, as a product of the years we have walked with God? This message takes the life of Jacob, who struggled for many years but came to great victory in the “sunset” of his life.

Summary: Paul speaks in his charge to Timothy to hold fast the faith of God’s Gospel with a good conscience. He warns Timothy of not warring a good warfare, which will bring a life to shipwreck as with Hymenaeus and Alexander.

Summary: Paul reveals the failure of Demas in leaving him, which will now necessitate Timothy to come. Though Demas was faithful in Paul’s first Roman imprisonment, he failed Paul at the end of Paul’s life.

Summary: The charge demands for us to keep that which was committed to us, and there are a number of “keepings” that the Scriptures demand of God’s people.

Summary: In the final months of Paul’s life, he calls upon Timothy to commit to others what has been committed to him by Paul. May we find faithful men and women who are willing to take the Charge and the Deposit of the Gospel into their lives for the need of another generation.