Sermon Library

Summary: The first revelation given from heaven to break the 400 years of silence will be to a priest in the Holy Place. This message gives the unfolding of that revelation before the Golden Altar concerning the coming of John the Baptist, the forerunner of Messiah.

Summary: Six months after the revelation to Zacharias, the angel Gabriel is sent to young Mary to reveal to her her appointment as the maiden/mother to bring Christ into the world.

Summary: What it meant for the Son to become flesh in His temporary sojourn as the Tabernacle of Heaven among men.

Summary: Between Malachi and Matthew are 400 years where God was silent in revelation; the last direct revelation was to Daniel by an Angel; the next revelation will be to a priest by the same Angel.

Summary: Though God was silent in revelation through the inter-testamental time of 400 years, providence was ever working to prepare for the coming of Messiah.

Summary: The Christian must understand that the spiritual experiences from God are to maintain the Christian life rather than to be viewed as something separate from the ongoing life. Thirteen practical principles are given to help maintain the spiritual experiences from God for the Christian life.

Summary: Presenting the three times a year that a Jewish male had to appear before the Lord, and how these three seasons become the calling of a person's life in death: in the springtime, or in the summer, or in the autumn season of one's life.

Summary: The unique eucharistic prayer, the prayer of deep thanksgiving that Christ prayed at the Last Supper concerning His body and blood on the eve of His crucifixion.

Summary: Prayer is needed to accompany the armor of God. The unfolding of the history of prayer in the Bible and how it will be needed as an integral part of the Christian life in the End Time; the Christian life is a mystic life.

Summary: The Brazen Altar versus the Golden Altar; the altar of brass for sacrifice and the altar of gold for prayer; both are needed in the Christian life.

Summary: The words of Boaz to Ruth to remain in his field and not to glean in any other field. Was this command one of bondage, that Ruth could have refused? Yet, we are only truly free when we are voluntarily bound.

Summary: The unfolding of the dialectic principle in the world today and especially within the churches of our contemporary that are trying to mix the flesh with the Spirit.

Summary: The unfolding of the dialectic principle within the heart of a carnal Christian and how to be delivered from this principle to the principle of Christ.