Sermon Library

Summary: The burden is taken from 1 Corinthians 10:13, that when God permits the Devil to tempt us, He always provides a way of escape. We must pray to find that way for victory.

Summary: This message takes the early part of the book of Numbers and how it becomes a view of the history of Foundations, and where we desire to be in regard to revival in 2020.

Summary: How God's people gave in the days of Moses for the building of the Tabernacle. They gave as the Spirit stirred their hearts; God must stir our hearts in these days for a continued ministry and an anointing of the Spirit to truly build a ministry for God.

Summary: The crises that have come upon America in 2020 will forever change the course of its history and lead to its destruction. For many decades it has not been "a nation under God" but against God. We are reaping what we have sowed as a nation.

Summary: Some trials come simply because we are caught in the End Time of history before the secret coming of the Lord. We must get ready for the trying days that are ahead for God's people around the world.

Summary: How does a Christian deal with the circumstances of life God brings to be used as testings? This will begin in defining "trials" and how God uses them in children's lives, teenagers, adults, and even at the end of life.

Summary: God's call for us to remember certain truths of what He has done for us, as we look to God to remember us in crucial times of life.

Summary: The cry of Nehemiah as being the last of the Old Testament books to have been written. The contrast between the books of Malachi and Nehemiah for the end of the Old Testament.

Summary: (Graduation Address to the Seniors) Reflecting back on the birth of the Foundations Ministry and five areas where the foundations are being destroyed in the world: Foundation of Thinking, of Education, of the Arts, of Faith in the Faith, and the Christian Life.

Summary: The words of the Remnant to Haggai, as they had become apathetic for 15 years in not completing the building of the Temple. They believed the oppositions and circumstances seemed to have brought an end to the building. Haggai rebukes them for using these circumstances to delay the completion of the Temple.