Sermon Library

Summary: This message takes the sign of the Lord to Jeremiah the prophet and reveals how God will change the use of Israel for the centuries to come. A careful presentation of the natural darkness, willful darkness, and judgmental darkness is to be found with an individual and that of a nation.

Summary: Jeremiah is sent to the potter's house by the Lord and there is to learn of God's workings with the nation Israel. The unfolding of the potter in Scripture and how God is the potter and we are the clay as humans.

Summary: The need of faith for the continual attitude of the Christian life. What is faith?

Summary: Jeremiah is commanded of the Lord to go to the Temple gate and preach. The king Josiah has reformed the Temple, but the people's hearts are far from the Lord and are given to idols. What does the Lord say about idols?

Summary: What are the idols that could come into our Temple life and affect our relationship with the Lord?

Summary: The sixth message given by the prophet Jeremiah calls us to God's dealings with His people in time of drought and dearth. The physical drought became the commentary of the spiritual drought of the soul of Judah.

Summary: Jeremiah was drawn to the Word of God that "I did eat" and the joy and rejoicing that came into his soul because of finding God's Word. How does one find the Word of God for the life, especially in this apostate hour?

Summary: The Devil is known for accusing God's people day and night before the Throne of God. This message reveals how these accusations will increase. It unfolds these accusations throughout the Bible against God's people and ultimately against our Saviour justifying us before the Father.

Summary: The call of Jeremiah in his contemporary age. The message takes the 3 parables of Matthew 24 and 25 in light of the final generation before Christ's coming. The burden of the need of preachers for our time, for this generation, but men who will preach the full Gospel of Christ.

Summary: The call of Jeremiah in the light of unworthiness versus inability. The man of God must see the first but not look upon the second, for God is his ability.