Sermon Library

Summary: The unfolding of 2 Timothy 3 and the prophecies given over Timothy. God has invested His Word upon our children and what they must come to in their prime vision. Also the need of not neglecting the Spirit of God, and the need of stirring up this gift within.

Summary: The gift of memory and the purpose for it according to the Scriptures, and the presentation of those who have passed away over the years of the Foundations history.

Summary: This message concludes the burden of three nights presenting the need of building our life upon the foundation of Christ, and Christ becoming the building material for such a life.

Summary: Taken from 1 Corinthians 3, that there is no other foundation that can be laid than that which is laid, Jesus Christ. We cannot lay another foundation beside this one. Also the first material mentioned for the building of a life in Christ – gold.

Summary: The parable of Matthew 7 concerning the need of the Foundation of the Christian life to be firmly settled in the heart and life. That foundation is Christ, and it is established through our "hearing" and "obeying" what we hear.

Summary: A continuation of the burden of Sunday morning in reference to praying for callings to come to the next generation in the proclaiming of the Gospel for that generation.

Summary: When revival comes to a home or church, one of the prayers that will be increased is that the Lord will send forth laborers into the Harvest. The callings of God are most important in days of revival.

Summary: Observing a closing word on our studies in the book of Genesis for the summer. "In the Beginning God..." We want all of our beginnings to be God, our continuations from those beginnings with Christ, and our end to be the "revelation" of Christ.

Summary: The wooing of the Spirit of God with the Bride of Christ to bring her unto the Bridegroom.

Summary: The imperative need of God's perseverance in our lives enabling us to persevere in these days when so many professing Christians are leaving the path of righteousness because of the intensity of the battles in the Christian life.

Summary: This message continues the life of Jacob and the imperative need of proper thinking through the trials being faced after the crisis of sanctification.

Summary: This message takes the life of Jacob, but especially the burden of Jacob's life between the crisis at Peniel and his going down into Egypt. What weaknesses might be found in the "human" nature after sanctification that could become dangers in living a victorious life.

Summary: The creation of Man by God and how the dirt became mire. God's deliverance includes deliverance from the miry substance that corrupts God's creation in man. What brings worth to the "earth" of man's existence is the hand of the Potter and the breath of the Potter.

Summary: In these days when so many things are part of the End Time powers against the Christian that are becoming constant and oppressive, we must come to know in God's providence what is to bring refreshment to our lives in Him.

Summary: This message is based on the prayer of Solomon when God appeared to him and said, "Ask What I Shall Give Thee." Solomon's response brought God's favor that he had asked "this thing." What are the things we ask God for concerning our marriage?)

Summary: Another thing we need to ask God: to help us overcome the little foxes that will destroy our marriage vineyard.