Sermon Library

Summary: Isaiah 5 and all that God has done for Israel, yea for us. Why do Christians leave Him?

Summary: The day of peace and righteousness; the day of pride and rejection; and the day of God's power and retribution.

Summary: An introduction to the Old Testament and the unfolding of its books, as well as the burden of prophets in the Old Testament leading up to Isaiah.

Summary: The unfolding of the first chapter in Isaiah and the burden of God against Judah.

Summary: The present global problems we face are presented at the beginning and how man's accomplishments of life have withered in their spring. There is the warning for the Christian to remain true and not to lean into the direction of those powers away from God. May we not "wither in the spring" of life, for there will be no summer, no autumn, and no harvest.

Summary: The burden of Ezra preparing his heart to seek the law of the Lord, and to do it, and to teach Israel. The burden to our graduates in what they have received at Foundations.

Summary: Taking the five contexts where this clause is used in Scripture and how God loves and cares for us as such.

Summary: The conception of Esau and Jacob in the womb of Rebekah and not knowing why she has the struggle within her womb. When struggles come within the heart and soul of the Christian it is most important to go to God with the concern to find the answer.

Summary: Four aspects of sin that Christ died for. The sowing into the flesh and the sins of our past have brought side effects upon the Christian; he must come to know how to overcome the past.

Summary: The crisis of sanctification leads us into the full and powerful life of Christ, which is to bring healing of the side affects of our sowings and reapings in life.

Summary: The need of discerning my age through the Word of God rather than through subjective observations and feelings of self.

Summary: Principles dealing with the world and how to protect myself from the world as a Christian

Summary: The burden deals with the term "deeper life" and how it applies to the life of Christ within the believer.

Summary: Christianity has changed over the years, and we have come to a Christianity that does not include the cross life for the Christian. Christ became the example of living the cross sacrifice moment by moment.