Sermon Library

Summary: What does James mean by “the end of the Lord” when it comes to Job? Job was a man of greatness, but God taught him something most precious through his great trial. Every trial has an “end” to it in God’s desire.

Summary: God individualizes every trial He brings to an individual: from the plowing of the soul’s soil, to the planting, and to the harvesting. We must never question His workings among us.

Summary: The key to the fall of man and his offspring has been the “will” and the need of God breaking it. This is why we have turned everyone to his own way. But thank God, the Lord laid upon Christ the iniquity of us all.

Summary: How did God become the God of such a man as Jacob? Jacob came to the Lord at 77 years old, and God was with him until the end of his life. The process of his life unfolds, and Jacob becomes closer to God and God becomes his God.

Summary: The defining of Faith and how it was to be found in God’s saints in every age of time. What is the age in which we live, the characteristics that mark our age, and why will faith be most important in facing this year of 2022?

Summary: How the God of Elijah became the God of Elisha, the prophet to the common man. Each believer has his own unique way that God manifests Himself to him for his need in his genereration.

Summary: How God has used chastenings through the circumstances of life. This sermon goes back to the changes God brought about on the serpent, the woman, and the man to be used as adjustments to the environment of a fallen couple.

Summary: The chastenings of the Lord are always unique to each individual. Paul leaves the subject of the race and now enters that of the child of God in the family of God with the Father of all Spirits in His dealings for good.

Summary: The Great Cloud encouraging us to lay aside every weight, and the sin that doth so easily beset us, and to run the race with patience.

Summary: Jesus becomes part of the Cloud of Witnesses. He is the One Whom we must keep our eyes upon. He is the One Who endured the contradiction of sinners.

Summary: What makes up the great cloud of witnesses and their influence upon us.

Summary: This message presents Christ as the Shepherd of His sheep, but also the Lamb of God as He leads His lambs through the sufferings of life.

Summary: Only Luke uses the term “Redeemer,” and he will use it four times--two surrounding Christ’s birth and two in the last week of Christ leading through the Resurrection. The Old Testament understanding of redemption is dealt with and the New Testament perspective is dealt with.

Summary: Presenting the shadow and type of Sanctification and Holiness in the times of Moses and Joshua. There are boundaries to this life as well as warnings.

Summary: The infants surrounding the birth of Christ, those who were martyred by Herod the Great. While joy and gladness fill the Christmas carols, there is the weeping and sadness of “Rachel weeping” for those who will be killed by Herod.