Sermon Library

Summary: A message unfolding the principle and power of death, and yet how the Lord is there with His saints through such an event. The message given the day following the passing of one of our teachers, Sister Myra Lowry.

Summary: What will heaven be like for the child of God? But is it the final home for the saints? This message carefully unfolds the future of the unending ages of the true believer in Christ.

Summary: Going back to the original sinner, Lucifer, and how he fell. Then the first temptation on the planet Earth. How does temptation comes to us, the various forms of temptation, and the manner in which they will be known.

Summary: This message presents the definition of "revival" and how it must begin at home with husbands and wives and children. From there, the revival will spill over into the church. We pray for this.

Summary: The journey of Israel to Canaan and the appointment of the land within Canaan. But there are borders for the allotted land, and dangers found in the highlands and in the lowlands. What is the remedy for each? The Burnt Offering Life and the Ordinance of the Red Heifer.

Summary: This message views the exodus from Egypt, the wilderness wandering, and the entrance into Canaan. Within the Canaan land, a type of the life of Christ within the sanctified Christian, there is an allotment of spiritual land for each believer. What is the allotment for each believer? We must come to know and apprehend that portion of Christ's life which He apprehended us for.

Summary: The need in revival to come to an abundant life with God, and how Hezekiah's revival brought forth an abundance of praise to God in the Passover which was kept one month later than its appointed time.

Summary: The unfolding of the burnt offering in Leviticus in the light of Romans 12:1-2. This is to be found by all members of our family.

Summary: What are some hindrances to revival? What produces lukewarmness? What happens to our lives when we leave the Lord in secret backsliding? Jacob's life changed in some ways after the Peniel experience, yet when he thought Joseph was dead he began to change in mood and thoughts for the worse until told that Joseph was still alive His heart then revived and he ended in greatness down in Egypt.

Summary: The revival that took place in King Josiah's time reveals that God can and does send revival to remnant hearts even though they live in the midst of apostate days. Classic principles of revival are seen, which are greatly needed for the burden of revival in our own time.