Sermons Archive

Summary:

God must judge the sin of societies, and He does so even now. In the midst of judgement,

He shows mercy to all who look to Him.

Summary: The rules for war that Moses gave to Israel revealed a vast cultural gap between Israel and the nations they were to dispossess. The nations of the west in this day are culturally superior to much of the remainder of the world because the foundations of the west are found in the Word of God.

Summary: God will judge this fallen world and those who live only for this world. How, then, shall the one who follows Christ live?

Summary: To fail to receive Christ as Shepherd of the soul is to position oneself outside of God’s flock.

Summary: When Jesus was challenged to name His authority to teach, he exposed His interlocutors as incapable of assessing His answer even were He to deign give it.

Summary: Christ is the Righteous Judge of all mankind. Ultimately, we shall appear before the Judgement Seat of Christ, or we must appear before the Great White Throne. It is Christ Who will judge in either case.

Summary:

If we focus on our tenets to the exclusion of focusing on the will of the Lord, we are in
danger of drifting into Pharisaical Religion. If we allow this to happen, we will displease the
Lord and oppose Him.

Summary: The saints of God hold back the judgement of God by their righteous presence in the land. But if the righteous cease to be godly, what can delay God’s righteous judgement?

Trouble comes into each life, even the life of the Christian. When trouble comes, the child or God will seek a refuge. The Psalmist points to the Lord God as the refuge for all who are redeemed.

“The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? “When evildoers assail me to eat up my flesh, my adversaries and foes, it is they who stumble and fall. “Though an army encamp against me, my heart shall not fear; …read more

Scripture: Psalms 27:1-5

Summary: God is the central character in the Book of Job. We discover what is lacking in our own lives as we witness God revealing His character in this account of His dealing with one suffering saint.

Summary: As a Christian, you are not only expected to tell lost people of Christ’s free gift of salvation, but you are expected to pray, asking him to send forth labourers to work in the fields of lost humanity.

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As one who follows the Risen Lord, you may be assured that Christ has assigned you
to do a particular task. And that task will require your fnest effort, because God appoints His servant to hard tasks

Summary:

God will use you and what you bring to Him for His glory. But God does not depend
on your education to advance His cause.

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Fighting and winning one battle does not define your life, any more than fighting and losing one battle defines who you are.

Summary:

Though the Lord shall judge the nation that practice wickedness, how shall we who follow Christ respond to the evil embraced and promoted within our culture?

Summary: Even the righteous suffer when judgement is poured out on the nation. God’s people are what holds back judgement at this time.

Summary:

Even in the midst of national judgement, the follower of Christ the Lord is comforted
by the hope Christ gives.

Summary:

God does judge nations. God’s judgement of Israel serves to warn the nations in this day not to presume on God’s goodness and mercy.

Summary:

Lamentations speaks on behalf of those suffering as he reminds the Lord of how
great is the grief experienced. He confesses that the judgement is deserved. In this, he
provides a warning to those living in this present culture that they must not presume against the
goodness of God.

Summary:

Contemporary western culture is facing a date with destiny. When God’s judgement
is unleashed, and it shall surely come, all of us will lament our failure to honour Him or to serve
Him.

Summary: Many professed Christians will be turned away from Heaven because they have trusted an act rather than trusting the Son of God.

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 God’s character is revealed through the Creation.

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Pentecost was a once forever event presaging the work of the Spirit in God’s people. The phenomena were displayed once, but the power of the Spirit continues to be revealed through the testimony of God’s redeemed people who are empowered to do this holy work.

Summary:

When one asks the question, “What must I do to be saved,” accepting the answer we
give will determine the eternal destiny for that person.

Summary:

God created mankind, and He gives us our being. Thus, we must not segregate on
the basis of race or sex. Flowing from the knowledge of God’s creation, and having given His
Word, we discover that not all cultures are equal, though all people have opportunity to know
God.

Summary:

Paradise began with a river flowing from the Garden, and in Heaven a river flows from
the throne of God. The message is a brief consideration of the role these rivers play in the
economy of God

Summary: When this message was planned this past winter, services were cancelled due to a blizzard. This is a second effort that has been revised and brought up to date. How shall Christians respond as our contemporary culture self-destructs?

Summary: We who follow Christ are responsible to present the message of grace at every opportunity. Many will dismiss our message as foolish talk. We must honestly present the truth to such people, refusing to give up our stand for the truth.