When God's Word is absent, when preachers are silent, spiritual death abounds. A spiritual famine of God's Word leads to multitudes who perish. Fortunately, in our day and time, there is no famine. By God's grace, the lost sinner has evangelical opportunity.
Observation of our present society reveals the dissatisfaction among people. Permit me to ask, "How content are you?" It is my objective to discuss this subject today.
True Christianity is more than a passing fad. It is a genuine change in the heart of a person. Those who are saved should live a life honoring to God. Every Christian should be filled with the Spirit.
We keep adding victims to our prayer list. The devastation spreads across whole communities. Victims, we call them. Let us see what the Bible has to say about them.
I believe we all know that the circumstances and conditions around us have an impact upon us. It is necessary to be reminded of this easily overlooked principle. It is my objective to discuss this matter.
Jesus told Zacchaeus, "This day is salvation come to this house." I would like to look at this phrase and consider a few things about the house of Zacchaeus.
We desire the products we buy to be pure, why do we settle for an impure or defiled Christian life? It is my objective to extend an exhortation, so that each of us would desire to be spiritually pure.
Too often, Christians may arrive at a place of self-sufficiency. We think we can do it on our own without God's help. We can easily develop such an arrogant attitude without recognition, thus, the title of the message.
What will be under our consideration is the comparison of two events which are nearly identical but yet distinct. Sort of like two sides of a coin. It is my objective to observe both sides. We shall consider the "heads" and then the "tails."
Prayer is a very common topic. But, I submit that prayer is more than asking things of God. Prayer is actually a time of fellowship with Him. It is more than simple communication, it is a communion.