Sermon Library

Summary: The truth that Martin Luther found within the Scripture concerning Christ’s death on the cross is that it is all sufficient for full salvation of the believer. The history of the changing of the cross concept through history leading up to our contemporary time.

Summary: The End Time will demand a deeper consciousness of the Spirit of God in the life and the following of Him and His Word. Rebekah of Haran becomes the precious shadow and type of the child of God ready in submissiveness of will to go wherever He leads. The will must be surrendered and submissive.

Summary: One of the crucial needs for the End-time saint is to be following the Spirit of God in order to get to Heaven to the Heavenly Isaac. What is the purpose of the Holy Spirit in the End Time?

Summary: The Hebrew word for “The Hope” is Hatikvah. The Word of God must be with Faith but also with Hope. God can make what seems to be the impossible possible. The nation of Israel has existed in the posture of hope for thousands of years.

Summary: Though much of our salvation can be known now on earth, there is also much that we are told to hope in for the future. This is what we look for and pray for that is in the world to come. Yet it is part of our salvation to be known in “hope.”

Summary: How often we complain about the spiritual infirmities, weaknesses, and failures. We may say we have prayed a long time for a healing to take place. But a Christian could go so long in the failure, he accommodates his living to the continual failures. Does he want to be made whole?

Summary: We must understand as Christians that the judgment of God will begin at His House on earth. Before the Tribulation Period upon the earth and Daniel’s Last Week against the Jews, God’s judgment will begin at the final Chruch Age: Laodicea. The Christian will know the testings of Christ before the Rapture.

Summary: What makes a backslider? How does a Christian become a backslider? How does one recover?

Summary: A person must first see his life has drifted away from God and that he needs recovery. The longer one lives away from communion with God, the more difficult it will become to return to God.

Summary: King Agrippa was unable to give up his past and the present. But how does an individual give up, lay aside his past, especially when there were so many side affects from sin. What do we do with the “side affects” of our sins?

Summary: This message draws from Paul’s testimony to King Agrippa with the king listening but unable to give up what it will take to be a Christian. The term “Christian” has so radically changed in our contemporary there is no clear distinction of life from that of the world. Agrippa knew he would have to change and was unwilling.