Sermon Library

Summary: A number of individuals are chosen from these books to reveal how they came to the Lord. What is needed and received in the work of the New Birth.

Summary: A careful unfolding of the great hope of Genesis 3:15 revealing what is the seed of the woman, the seed of the serpent, and the seed of the seed in each context. The Bible divides all of humanity into two categories: the godly and the ungodly. The message reveals God has placed “enmity” between these two seeds until the end of time.

Summary: A furthering burden of the morning service. How does the Seed of the Woman, Jesus Christ, give offspring to seed?

Summary: A devotion on the first miracle of Christ in the changing of the water in wine. The need of the water of the word bringing Sanctification in our lives, the wine, that will lead to a furtherance of God’s miracles and manifested glory of Christ.

Summary: How the Gospel was written in the Bible to reveal a fullness for everything we would ever face between here and heaven.

Summary: The seven aspects of the work of Christ that must continue throughout our life on earth.

Summary: How everyone is living in time at the same time, and yet every moment is mine—every moment and season of life appointed for me in the living—all my times are found in the controlling Hands of God.

Summary: God has appointed for the child of God an “assurance” that we have been forgiven and accepted by the Father. This assurance is part of our faith and will be tested in the future in the light of the times in which we live.

Summary: Moses left Egypt at 40 and spent another 40 years on the backside of the wilderness. The Bible tells us in Heb. 11 that he “endured” during those years because he “saw Him Who was invisible.”

Summary: The importance of honorably making the transition from one part of the vision into the next. Each transition must be done with victory over pride and self.

Summary: The stages in an individual’s life beginning with the potential vision of a child, then the transition to the preparatory, and then the “strait” through which the older child must go in the changes of life.

Summary: Paul’s prime vision.

Summary: A reflection upon the Founder’s fourfold-panel vision for Foundations. After a brief unfolding of that vision, time is carefully given to the Potential Vision.

Summary: The burden of a local church for the high school and college students is to be found in a preparatory stage of life to one day be used of God for their prime-vision living in the future.

Summary: This message takes the background of the term “church” both in the Old Testament and the New Testament. What was the burden of God bringing the church into existence?