Sermon Library

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Summary: This becomes an introduction message presenting the burden of study for the next several months of the Sunday Bible Class. What is a catechetical study, and how will we be approaching it in ten divisions of theology.

Summary: The last epistle Paul wrote reveals Timothy’s Faith, linking it back to his grandmother and mother. It also reveals the teaching he received all the back to his infancy. This will be needed for our children in this crucial hour of history. This message follows in the aftermath of the Summer Youth Camp.

Summary: The longing for Heart Purity came to an increased desire in the 1700s and it was called “Christian Perfection.” Insights concerning sanctification came forth from the Lord to God’s people during this season, with many passages of Scripture opening up with understanding.

Summary: What heart purity does “not”; and what heart purity means. Also the difference between the crisis of heart purity and that of maturity.

Summary: How often a mother may be the prominent one in the home guiding the children and the home itself. But there is that godly father who leads that home with the mother in his support naturally and spiritually. This message draws from the “step” father in Jesus’ life, Joseph, who stepped in as a husband and as a “natural” father to Jesus.

Summary: Perfection has been one of the goals to be rendered in each of the epistles of the New Testament. Here in 1 Thessalonians, this passage that Paul concludes his first NT epistle with becomes the vision of the full life in Christ.

Summary: A brief message concerning the usage of “hyssop” in the Bible as used in a variety of contexts dealing with the weaknesses of life.

Summary: This message follows the burden of the Men’s Prayer Conference and the need of coming to know “self” in Christ.

Summary: How did the nation of Israel become 12 tribes or 12 tribes plus Levi? The appointment of Saul, the calling of David, the anointing of Solomon, and the failure of the last king before the split into two kingdoms.