Sermon Notes

(Mother’s Day) This message honours Mary, the mother of Jesus, by showing thirteen ways in which she demonstrated that she was a good mother. Learn More

(Minister’s Bible Training Seminar) This was the second seminar for the ministers who were here for Bible Training in the spring of 1998. They were given the opportunity to ask questions, and this was what they asked: The Father is Unbegotten: the Son is Begotten. What about the Holy Ghost? Answer: The Holy Ghost, the third Person of the Godhead, is Unbegotten Spirit. The Father is the Unbegotten Word, and together the Word and the Spirit begot the Son. Learn More

When the LORD Jesus Christ taught His Disciples to pray, He simply taught them to pray according to the Ten Commandments. In Matthew 6:9, the phrase “Our Father which art in Heaven” fits with the First Commandment: “I am the LORD thy God.” Learn More

Luke 16:19-31 records a true story of the rich man and Lazarus. Usually, we concentrate on Lazarus, but this message deals with the many things that the rich man had in his favour. He was a Jew by birth. He wore purple and fine linen, and he fared sumptuously every day; yet, he died and went to Hell. Lazarus was a beggar. He was full of sores. He lived in a state of hunger, and the dogs were his ministers. When he died, he was carried to Abraham’s Bosom. Learn More

This message explains why the rich man missed the Prize, Mount Zion. Those who go to Mount Zion must be in love with just the Name — LORD Jesus Christ. Instead of being in love with the Name, the rich man was in love with the gifts that come with the Name. He had a title. He was clothed in purple and fine Linen, and he fared sumptuously every day. He was in love with the gifts, but the gifts could not save him. Learn More

This message is a continuation of how the Ten Commandments fit with the LORD’s Prayer. The first Commandment is “I am the LORD thy God ,” and it fits with “Our Father which art in Heaven.” Learn More

The beginning of the message is a reminder of why we study all Scripture. Second Timothy 3:16,17 says that all Scripture is profitable to us. God gives His Word so that we can be knowledgeable of His Doctrine, which is His Moral Principles of Truth, and so that we can be reproved and told where we are missing it, and so that we can be corrected. His Word gives us instruction in righteousness so that we can go forth and do deeds of righteousness according to His Master Plan and Purposive Will. Learn More

In the beginning, God the Father gave His Will of Revelation, Redemption, and Satisfaction to man. This is the order of man’s original will, and it is the order of the will that still is in his old heart . The Pure, Holy Will of God’s Son follows this order: Redemption, Revelation, and Satisfaction. When we repent of our sins and receive Jesus Christ as our Saviour, He creates within us a New Heart or New Man. This New Heart has a new will that has the same order as the Son’s Will. Learn More

When God created man, He gave him His own Will. Thus, the original order of the will in man’s old heart followed the same order as the Father’s Will, which is His Will of Revelation of His Master Plan and Purposive Will, His Will of Redemption, which He begot in His only Begotten Son,and His Will of Satisfaction, which is manifested through the Holy Ghost. Learn More

This message explains why the rich man missed the Prize, Mount Zion. Those who go to Mount Zion must be in love with just the Name — LORD Jesus Christ. Instead of being in love with the Name, the rich man was in love with the gifts that come with the Name. He had a title. He was clothed in purple and fine Linen, and he fared sumptuously every day. He was in love with the gifts, but the gifts could not save him. Learn More

This message is a continuation of the overview of the four ways the LORD delivers His people. Second Kings, chapters eighteen and nineteen, records the story of how the LORD delivered Hezekiah from Sennacherib, King of Assyria, by fencing him in. Learn More

This message is a continuation of the Stature of Truth that shows the four ways the LORD delivers His children. First, the LORD delivers us by building a fence around us to protect us from outward enemies. The word for fence means to cover, to veil, to protect by covering over with a veil or the cloud of His Name. Learn More

This message answers the following question: Once I have begun to grow spiritually, how can I continue to grow? God’s natural creation types His spiritual creation. So in order for our spiritual Seed of Truth to send a root downward, it has to be planted in the right place, which is underground as it were, in the “Out-Pasture,” with the Crucified Christ (John, chapter ten). In order to bring forth fruit, our little “plant” has to ascend upward into the “In-Pasture” with the Resurrected Christ. Matthew, chapter thirteen, Mark, chapter four, and Luke, chapter eight show the progressive steps of overcoming that must occur in order for the Seed of Truth to grow to maturity and bear fruit in our lives. Learn More

(Employee Seminar) First Corinthians 11:1-16 speaks of the importance of short and long hair as it relates to the headship of both men and women. The shadow and type of the significance of hair is found in the four coverings of the Holy Place and the Holy of Holies in the Mosaic Tabernacle. These coverings, from the inside to the outside, were as follows: (1) linen curtain embroidered with Cherubims; (2) goats’ hair; (3) rams’ skin dyed red; and (4) badgers’ skin. Learn More