Sermon Library

Summary: Revival involves the destroying of things in the life that are hindrances to going on with God, as well as the building of things that are a genuine help to a life for God.

Summary: This message brings us to the conclusion of the Epistle of James (5:12 through 20) and the need of constant prayer in the light of what we will be facing just before the coming of the Lord.

Summary: This message presents the burden of the first eleven verses of chapter 5 of James revealing the End Time and the powers of “capital” and “labor.” God’s people must not be given to murmuring and complaining in these days that are bent to our destruction as God’s people.

Summary: Why the witness and testimony of Water Baptism.

Summary: The unfolding of James 4 and how the power of carnality can profoundly affect the Christian’s faith. The great need is the humbling of our lives before the Lord.

Summary: The first part of James 3 presents the need of a teacher’s care about his words: they can be used either for good or evil. The burden of how a little member can be used to hurt a brother or sister in the Lord.

Summary: Taking the latter part of James 3, we see the need of heavenly wisdom for our speech with others.

Summary: This becomes one of the most important needs in the Christian life in order to live before the Lord as He deals with us daily.

Summary: This message unfolds the proclivity of respecting persons and showing partiality within the Body of Christ, and how this damages relationships among the brothers and sisters.

Summary: Though we are justified by faith in Christ alone before the Father, we are justified by faith that works before others. This becomes the revelation of the heart that has a true living faith.

Summary: What are the avenues through which temptation to sin comes. How are we overcome the wiles, the devices, and having been taken captive by the Devil.

Summary: The background of James, how he came to prominence of leadership in the early church, and why he was the important one for the first epistle of the New Testament.

Summary: This message deals with James 1:13-27 and the unfolding of true relgion.

Summary: As this message draws from James 1:12 concerning the testings of God upon the Christian, a most important truth for such a time is our thought life in going through the trial. First Peter, following the epistle of James, gives us twelve principles that should govern our thoughts as we enter the trial, go through the trial, and come out of the trial.