Preacher 70s

This is another short Communion Meditation.  It was preached on Preacher's last Sunday at one of his churches, which he references at the beginning of the sermon.  This sermon was preached on May 29, 1983.

This sermon is about love, suffering and faith.  You could apply it somewhat toward what we are going through in March, 2020 concerning the Coronavirus.  The sound is poor in some spots, but the sermon is too good to not publish here.  This sermon was preached in 1977 and is true today.

The Scriptures for this sermon are Ezekiel 34:11-16 and 1 Corinthians 2:1-9.  The Apostle Paul said:  "I determine to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and Him crucified."  This sermon was preached April 24, 1983.

This is a Communion Meditation sermon preached on March 4, 1979.  In this sermon, he tells a story about a 21 year old girl with ovarian cancer.  The sermon ends but the story doesn't.  He didn't know that 41 years later, that girl would still be alive.  God definitely does answer prayer.  

You are in the Hand of a Living God.  He neither slumbers or sleeps.  Invest your time for God, whether it be at work or home or wherever you are and you will have an unbelievable Spiritual blessing.  

The Scripture for this sermon is Ephesians 1:15-23.  It is being read by a lay person.  In this sermon, Preacher says, “You’ll never be the same again when you understand what the Lord Jesus Christ has done for you. You’re already a winner. The game has already been won!” This sermon was preached in 1978.

This is a sermon about the Power of God that is released to you when you trust in the Lordship of the Lord Jesus Christ.  Your circumstances don't have to change for you to truly live.  The Scripture is Isaiah 40:25-31.  This sermon was preached in 1978.

The Scripture for this sermon is Luke 12:22-32.  It was preached in 1978. The keys to the Kingdom of God have been given to you. What a fortune!

This sermon is about Pontius Pilate and what he did in regard to Jesus.  But, "What will I do with Jesus today?"  That's the question.  This is a powerful sermon and was preached in 1978.

The Scripture for this Sermon is Revelation 3:1-6.  Love and forgiveness should be the atmosphere of the church. This sermon was preached January 14, 1979.  

Jesus is our King, our Counselor and our Savior. We are members of His eternal Kingdom. What are we doing with this membership? This sermon was preached on Palm Sunday, 4/3/1977.

This sermon is about making room for the Lord Jesus Christ in your busy life. “The InnKeeper has no room for them in the Inn.” You are the innkeeper of your heart and soul. This sermon was preached in December, 1978.

In the midst of your most raging storm, Jesus Christ is Lord.  This sermon was preached in 1978.

This sermon was preached right before Communion was given.  He explains the importance of Communion and the Lord's Last Supper and what it means for us.  This sermon was preached in 1982.

In this sermon he talks about the double minded person.  He talks about how to have peace.  He says that we are just as great as the thoughts that we think.  This sermon was preached in 1978.

This is a sermon about being loved so much that Jesus came and suffered and died for us, so that we could live eternally in His great Kingdom.  We are no accident.  We are special.  We are loved.  We are saved.  This sermon was preached March 18, 1979.

God has given you everything you need to do what He has called you to do; to be who He has called you to be; to fulfill your dreams.  God has given you a “Promised Land.” Use what you have and just "do it."  This sermon was preached in 1978.

The Scripture is Luke 18:9-14. This sermon is about the Pharisees and how they were such great law keepers and good people, but when it came to the Lord Jesus Christ, they couldn't accept the Son of God, standing right before their eyes.  He didn't act the way they thought he should and he loved sinners.  They hated him and plotted to kill him.  This sermon was preached in 1978.

This sermon was preached in 1979 on Palm Sunday.  When he talks about the electronic church, he’s not talking about shut-ins, the elderly and those who are not able to go to church any more. He also talks about “God loves the sinner more than He does the righteous."

This is an Easter Message preached on Easter Sunday, 1979.