Sermon Library

Summary: Why do Christians fall into discouragement and darkness? Why is anxiety permitted to enter the soul and the joy of the Lord to become absent? This message speaks of the burden and the antidote for recovery.

Summary: Drawing from Genesis 3:15, of Christ being the Seed of the Woman.

Summary: Taking the title for the month of December for the studies on the Incarnation from Acts 4:27, 30 and the view of "The Infancy of God."

Summary: Jesus Christ longed to return to the Father and He longed for us to know His glory in the future.

Summary: Christ came into the world to bring our salvation, but there is the imperative need of partaking of Him moment by moment in the Christian life.

Summary: God has made His messengers the stewards of His mysteries. This message presents Paul's Gospel in the light of the mysteries of God's revelation and how these mysteries set forth the Gospel.

Summary: According to John 1:12, God has given us through the New Birth the "authority" or "right" to become a son of God. What are those rights in being forgiven by God? This message also presents the need of dealing with secret sins and how to do so.

Summary: God answered Solomon's prayer in 2 Chronicles 7 and assured Solomon that He would honor the prayer, a prayer that is still being answered today, and will continue to be known in the future.

Summary: The unique prayer of Solomon at the dedication of the Temple which unfolds three important truths: God's people being a servant of the Lord; the threefold concept of prayer; and how far away from God will a person go and God not able to bring him back.

Summary: We receive Christ in the New Birth, but we must come to know the life of Christ in sanctification. This message is a postscript from the Teaching Camp of Foundations.

Summary: This is Reformation Sunday. God declaring man to be righteous versus the need of fellowship with God.

Summary: The various passages where Paul calls upon us to come to the knowledge of Christ.

Summary: The Apostle Paul was chosen by Christ to become the superlative example of being conformed to the image of Christ.