Sharper than a Two-Edged Sword is a compilation and summary of sixteen of the most important revelations God has given me. Many have even called this the “Cliff Notes” of my messages. Each chapter addresses a specific topic in an abbreviated form, making it much easier to see how these truths are related and dependent …
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The book of Romans is the Apostle Paul’s masterpiece. Punctuated with Old Testament examples, it’s a detailed and scholarly treatise on the subject of grace. If you truly understand and receive its message, you’ll be thoroughly convinced that right standing with God comes by grace, not your works. Romans has literally changed the world. Back …
Witnessing has the prospect of great fruit. “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy. He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him’ (Ps. 1266:5,6). The name of the Lord is powerful and exerts a profound effect on people. Many times the …
One marked difference between the faith of our fathers as conceived by the fathers and the same faith as understood and lived by their children is that the fathers were concerned with the root of the matter, while their present-day descendants seem concerned only with the fruit. This appears In our attitude toward certain great …
My burden in all the messages I am giving here is to share with you something of God’s economy. Let us read I Timothy chapter one, verses 3 through 7: ‘… that thou might charge certain men not to teach a different doctrines, neither to give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which minister questionings, …
I spent much of my childhood and adolescent years trying to prove I was normal even though I didn’t go to movies or dances. In the Pentecostal church I attended, movies and dancing were considered horrible sins. Since I couldn’t join my friends in their worldly activities, I asked them to attend church with me, …
Once I dwelt “in the tents of wickedness” (Ps. 84.10), “walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the powers of the air, of the spirit that now worketh in the sons of disobedience” (Eph. 2.2), and “lived in the lusts of [my] flesh, doing the desires of the flesh …
We frequently mention the testimony of God, but what is His testimony and to what does it point? The word “testimony” or “testimonies” is used more often in the Old Testament than in the New. Here we would take note especially of two places in the Old Testament. One is found in the Pentateuch of …
The Lord came to cast fire upon the earth. This fire was kindled in heaven, and it will burn upon the earth. As this fire burns on earth, there will be division, for as Jesus declared, a family of five will be divided into a struggle of two against three. According to Luke 12. 49-53, …
Ordinarily we do not like to hear the word “judgment” for it does not seem to connote any spiritual help and appears to be too negative. Yet aside from creation, God has not undertaken a work greater than judgment. The first thing He does is creation; but the last is judgment. Without judgment God’s purpose …
