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 The Master's Touch
  Mark 1:40
 Heavenly Banking
 Prov. 11:24-26, 28
 Goodbye to Glory
 1 Sam. 4:18-22
 Urgently Needed
 2 Tim. 2:15
 Be An Encourager
 2 Chron. 35:2

 Love Is A Priority
 1 Cor. 13:4
 Right Time and Place
 1 Kings 17:8-10
 It's A Good Day
 1 Peter 3:8-12
 Gather The Stones
 1 Sam. 7:12
 Prepare for Discipleship
 Acts 2:42

 Unemployed Christians
 Colossians 3:23-44
 Lost and Found
 Luke 15
 Faith That Defies Defeat
 Daniel 3:16-18
 A Great Heritage
 Deut. 4:7
 Chasing the Wind
 Ecclesiastes 1:1-17

 I Am Satisfied
 Phil. 4:11-14
 Love One Another
 John 13:34-35
 Drowning in Difficulties
  Matthew 14:20
 Sense of Responsibility
 Matthew 25:14-29
 Time To Seek The Lord
 Hosea 10:12

Look At God Through Jesus
  John 14;9
 A Call To Revival
  Isaiah 62:6,10
 As A Man Thinks
  Proverbs 23:7
 What God is Like?
  Exodus 34:6-7
 It's All about Kindness
  1 Corinthians 13:4

 Saved to Serve
 Philippians 1:27-2:30
 What If I Can't?
 John 5:1-9
 Makiing A Living Or...
 1 Corinthians 10:31
 Coping With Stress
 Psalm 37
 No Fear of Tomorrow
 John 14:17

 Vision of God
 Habakkuk 1:1-2
 Wasted Opportunities
 Numbers 14:3-4
 Way Out of Failure
 Exodus 2:11-15
 God's Perfect Plans
 Jeremiah 29:11
 Two Wrongs Never Make
 A Right
 Exodus 2:11-14

 It's Not Fair!
 Ecc.3:16-4:3
 Time to Weep...Weep
 Ecc. 3:4
 It's About Tithing!
 Leviticus 27:30-32
 In The Hands of God
 Romans 9:20-21
 Unfinished Business
 Matthew 23:1-12
 Playing The Fool
 1 Samuel 26:21

 Living With Our Limitations
 Romans 8:26
 Use It Or Lose It!
 Matthew 25:14-30
 Serving God With Love
 2 Corinthians 5:14
 God Was There
 Luke 7:11-18
 Jesus Is All You Need!
 Hebrews 9:1-15

 Go Forward, Christian
 Hebrews 13:11-30
 We Need the Church
 Hebrews 10:23-25
 When A Disciple Defects
 2 Timothy 4:10
 Abounding Grace of God
 Romans 5:1-2,8
 Your Influence
 Matthew 17:24-27

 You Can Walk On The Water
 Matthew 14:28,29
 Spiritual Thirst
 John 7:37-39
 Christ Can Change Things
 Luke 19:9
  The Time Has Come!
  John 17:1
 Importance of Ministry
 Mark 2:2-12

 Compelled to Tell
 2 Kings 5:2-4
 Dare to be Decisive
 Joshua 1:7
 Doing Right The Wrong Way
 2 Samuel 6:2-8
 Christ Is Here!
 Matt. 14:28-29
Greatest Commandment
 Matt. 22:34-40

 Makes God Angry
 Romans 1:24-25
A Conquering Love
 John 13:34,35
God's Sustaining Power
 Psalm 55:22
Why I am A Christian
 1 Peter 3:13
God Is In Charge!
 Deut. 1:6

Do What You Couldn't
John 14:12
It All Belongs to God
John 8:38
We Are Dependent on God
Psalm 91
Faith Is Essential
Hebrews 11:29
Be An Encourager
2 Chron. 35:2

Dealing With Failure
1 Kings 19;1-10
Believe In The Future
Philippans 3:1-14
Repent or Perish
Luke 13:1-5
Give It Another Year
Luke 13:6-9
Using Your Failure
2 Samuel 11:27

Stressed Out!
Matthew 11:28-30
Time Waits For No One
Psalm 90:10-12
Life Is In The Blood
John 6:53
Out of Order
1 Peter 3:12-17
No Separation
Romans 8:38-39

More Than Conquerors
Romans 8:35-37
Give God What You Have
2 Kings 4:1-7
A God-Centered Life
2 Cor. 5:14-15
Your Way or God's Way
Isaiah 55:8-9
What Do You See?
Matthew 11:7

A Powerful Purpose
Philippians 3:13-14
We Must Tell Others
John 1:42
Satisfied To Be Mediocre
John 10:10
Work While It Is Day
John 9:4
Holiness Is Not An Option
1 Peter 1:16

Don't Bother Me!
Matthew 21:23-32
The Way Of The Cross
Luke 23:33
7 Ducks in a Muddy Pond
2 Kings 5:1-14
Faith Is The Victory
Hebrews 11:30
Wasted Opportunities
Numbers 14:3-4

The Patience Of God
Jonah 4:11
An Unexpected Witness
2 Kings 5:2-4
Something Every Christian Should Know
1 Corinthians 6:19
God Makes A Difference
1 Kings 16:29-34
Fools For Christ's Sake
Matthew 14:28-29

Dead Things Cannot Grow!
Jude 20
Victimized By Bigness
Mark 12:41-44
Christ Still Changes Things
Luke 19:9
Nowhere Else To Go!
John 6:60-71
Broken Cisterns
Jeremiah 2

A Horrible Sin of Christians
2 Kings 7:3-16
A Word We Need To Understand
Luke 16:1-2
Ready For His Coming!
Titus 2:11-14
What Will You Give?
John 12:1-8
Serving In Difficult Places
Philippians 4:22

God Is Always Listening!
Psalm 28:1
The Christian That God Uses
Acts 9:10-17
It Is Time To Start Living!
John 10:10
Be Of Good Cheer
Matthew 9:2; 9:20
Integrity Or Hypocrisy
1 Timothy 6:13-16

God's Requirements
Micah 6:8


Classic Sermons:
 He and He Alone
 Phil. 1:21
 Jesus Christ Crucified
 1 Cor. 2:2
 Goodbye to Glory
 1 Sam. 4:18
 Fact, Faith, Feeling
 Inexcusable Ingratitude
 Romans 1:20-21
 Worth of the Soul
 Mark 8:38
 Facing The Future
 Psalm 23

New  --  New -- New

Paths of Disappointment
Ecclesiastes 1:2
Best of All, God Is With Us
1 Chronicles 22:18
Christ Is All In All
Colossians 3:11
 

 Welcome to an updated Sermon Storehouse
 Below are some sermons you will find on Storehouse:

  The 8 sermon series on Habakkuk has been moved to the  New Sermon Files
 which you can go to by clicking New Sermon Files here or below.
 Soon I will have them on Storehouse under the Book of Habakkuk.
     Thank you for using Storehouse."  Dr. White

You Can't Please Everyone!     --    Luke 7:31-35           New 09/17/10
Could it be that you are an approvalholic.
If you need two or three strong approvals from someone else before five o'clock in the evening,
that may be a danger sign suggesting that you are on your way to becoming an approvalholic.

Soon, you hardly will be able to get through the day without someone's approval.
It may start early in the morning, even before breakfast.
You can scarcely get the day going without someone's assurance that you are very pleasing.
Your nerves are shaky until you have that first approval.

Look at Luke 7:32: " We have piped unto you, and ye have not danced; we have mourned to you,
and ye have not wept."
Jesus was displaying a bit of humor because it was obvious that these Pharisees didn't like
John the Baptist, who was an ascetic.
John kept to himself a great deal, and liked the desert.
He was a lonely prophet.

The Pharisees didn't like Jesus, who was eating and drinking with the publicans and the sinners
and mixing with people in the city.
There was nothing ascetic about Jesus.

Jesus was telling these people that they were hard to please.
He pointed it out through a story, saying they are like children of this generation
who cannot agree on a game.
One group wishes to play a wedding, and the other wishes to play funeral;
and neither proposal is mutually acceptability.
No suggestion pleases them.

You Can't Please Everyone! ...  More

God Always Remembers! --       Exodus 2:20-25      New 09/17/10
So often what we consider to be the worst is but the last stage of the preparation for the best.
Our sense of hopelessness is the prelude to the birth of genuine hopelessness.

That is the important message of the opening chapter of Exodus.
At the very time the Hebrews were ready to give up, God was preparing Moses.
The last two sentences of Exodus 2 serve as an exclamation point following the excruciating details
of Israel's suffering in Egypt, and of the birth of Moses, his growth, and his identification with his people.
" So God heard their growing; and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob, and God saw the sons of Israel, and God took notice of them." (Exodus 2: 24-25)

God always remembers!
Circumstances may point to the limited human conclusion that God has forgotten us.
It may seem that God has had a lapse of memory about our personal plight
or about the perplexities of His people as a whole.

But this scripture tells us that at the very moment we despair, God is arranging a strategy
for our deliverance.
And it is always beyond our wildest expectation, but God is at work.
God had not forgotten His people in Egypt.
When they thought they were finished, the Lord was preparing for both their deliverance and a deliverer. ... More

A Respectable Christianity -- Luke 15:25-32    New  09/11/10
Christians can become too respectable.
We need to remember that the ministry of Jesus was marked by scandal.
He was born under the rumor of scandal, and only those who believed that He was the Son of God
accepted the truth that He was born of a virgin.

His preaching and teaching often offended.
He defied many of the foolish traditions which were designated as a religious duty.
Even members of His family thought that He was insane.
He kept company with sinners, so much that when His enemies wanted to slander Him,
they called Him a friend of sinners and a "winebibber and a glutton."

Jesus never compromised the gospel's demands in order to gain the approval of the rich and mighty.
His enemies finally decided to get of Him.
They charged Him with disturbing the peace; with being an impostor and a rabble-rouser.
They cursed Him, and stripped Him, and laughed at Him, and beat Him, and crucified Him.
They put him to open shame.
There was nothing respectable about that!
It was the scandal of the centuries, but there was something powerful about it. ... More

Hungry Disciples! 1 John 2: 6    New 09/11/10
Everyone claiming to be a disciple of Jesus Christ should be experiencing the reality of 1 John 2: 6:
"He that saith he abideth in him [Christ] ought himself also to walk even as he walked."

It is God's will for Christians to live as Christ lived.
This is not a casual observation about Christian living.
It is the dynamic standard which produces a vital witness for Christ to lost men and women.
Sometimes, the people of the world are wiser in human affairs than the people of God.
The agnostic, H.G. Wells, said in his Outline of History,
"Not long after Jesus Christ died, those who claimed to follow Him gave up preaching
His revolutionary principles."

His description, "revolutionary" was absolutely right.
The church has held on to the structures and many of the doctrines, but it has lost the core of truth
that Jesus taught.
Today, you can find a lot of "talkers" of Christianity, but few "walkers."
Many have been disillusioned by this contradiction between faith and life. ...  More

Running The Race Before Us!     --  Jeremiah 12:15           New 09/05/10
There are many misconceptions about the Christian race.
One is the idea that Christianity offers an easy escape from the troubles and worries of life.
That sounds good, but it is not so.
All we have to do is read the Bible, and we will see that dedicated, committed people
get knocked around by life in spite of, or because of their faith.
We know that good, dedicated, Christian people experience disaster, hurt, and unthinkable evil.
Christianity is not an aspirin that eases all pain.

The prophet Jeremiah learned this from his own experiences and shares this with us in his writings.
Jeremiah can help us gain insight into the nature of the race before us.
Look at our text: "Jeremiah, (God inquires) if you have raced with men on foot,
and they have wearied you, how will you compete with horses?"

That surprising and pointed question follows a question that Jeremiah had asked God
about the nature of life.
Jeremiah's question remind us of the questions that Job asked God, and he was asking
with urgency and with the utmost sincerity.
The question was: "Why does the way of the wicked prosper?" (Jeremiah 12:1)  ...

God asked Jeremiah: "If you have raced with men on foot and have been exhausted,
how can you compete with horses?"
In essence God was saying, "Jeremiah, if this has gotten you down, what will you do
when the going really gets tough?
If you are discouraged and grumbling about this little race with footmen how in the world
will you respond when you have to run with speedy horses?"

Jeremiah was looking for an explanation or for consolation, but he received an exhortation!
He heard God's exhortation: "Get up and keep running!"
Now we can only guess what Jeremiah learned about the race of faith from God's surprising question.
Obviously, he learned that his faith in God did not exempt him from pain and struggle.
But there were other truths that Jeremiah probably learned, and that we can learn
as we consider the race before us. ... More

The Healing Power of Confession   --    Luke 15:18        New  09/05/10
Confession is good for the soul!
Many of us do better at excusing our sins and mistakes than confessing them.
We are quick to point out other peoples' mistakes, but we have a hard time admitting
that we have really messed up.   .... 

Sin is the most deplorable condition of the human race.
The most blessed condition is the forgiveness that God offers in Jesus Christ.
That is what this sermon is about.
It is about how sin enslaves us.
And it is about how confession heals and restores us.

By confession, I mean admitting that we have sinned and done wrong.
The prodigal son said, "I will set out and go back to my father and say to him:
' Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you.' " (Luke 15:18)
That is confession.  ...  More

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Never Alone!     --    Genesis 28:10-22         New 09/05/10
Our Scripture passage in Genesis teaches us something about loneliness.
Loneliness is not new.
It is not true that "People who need people are the luckiest people in the world".
What is true is that people who need people are the only people in the world.  ...

If you have ever experienced a lonely time in your life, and maybe you are lonely even now,
you can learn something positive from Jacob's experience.
Jacob was sleeping, and he had a dream while he was sleeping.
Immediately Jacob knew that God was communicating with him.
This was not a typical dream.
It was a message from God. ....  

We learn also that God will never leave us -- like some of our friends will.
God will always listen to us -- even when our friends are too busy for us.
God always knows what to do and what is best for us.
His guidance will always be just what we need.
God will always love us even when we don't act the way He wants us to.
He will never leave us alone.  .... 

Never Alone!
Christians store those words in your heart.
Keep them fresh in your memory.
Bad times will come, but you will find nothing so comforting as these words.
Nothing could be more assuring than knowing that God is with you. ...

Repeat that word, "never."
It is worth its weight in gold.
Cling to it as a drowning man clings to a rope for God has said:
"I will never leave you, nor forsake you." ... More

God's Power In Earthen Vessels -- 2 Corinthians 4:7-15         New 09/03/10
God deliberately displays His mighty power through "earthen vessels."
An earthen vessel is nothing but a clay pot.
All of us are nothing but clay pots, although some may be a finer clay than others.
Clay can be made into beautiful, fragile, chinaware, which, of course, can easily crack.
Other pots may be more rough and rugged when made of adobe mud, and baked in the sun.
Some would say that we are half-baked.
But this is our humanity,
We are nothing but clay pots.

The question could be asked, "Why would God put something so important into weak vessels like us?"
God has a purpose in using weak things.
God uses things that are breakable, things that are available to Him, things that are serviceable,
so that there would be no mistaking the source of the power. ...

A pot, or a vessel, is made to hold something.
We are not created to operate on our own.
We were made to hold Someone, and that Someone is God Himself.
Paul is saying that God's purpose in your life and mine is that we are to live in such a way
that people are actually baffled when they look at us.

They say, "I don't get it.
I know this person.
He (or she) is so ordinary, and there is nothing outstanding about him (or her),
but what happens as they go through life is so remarkable that I just don't understand it."
They can see that the power is not coming from us; it is coming from God.  ... More

A Parable Of Encouragement   -- Luke 8: 4-15         New 08/30/10
The wise farmer knows that all the harvest is not in his hands.
He can only do so much.

When Jesus was among us, He taught His disciples, then sent them out to preach the coming
of the kingdom of God.
Those disciples carried good news.
To the anxious, they brought a gospel of peace.
To the guilty, they presented a gospel that would free them from their sin and guilt.
To all of them whose lives were limited and death was sure, they presented a holy gospel
that would mean eternal life for them.
There is no other hope for them anywhere except in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

You would think that every one would hurry to become disciples.
But it did not happen that way.
In spite of the hope and the truth and the integrity of the gospel, only a few people believed,
but most did not.
Why?
What went wrong?
Is the gospel unable to save?
Or did those who delivered the gospel not deliver it in the right way?

By the time the New Testament was written, it had become apparent that most Jews were not
going to recognize Jesus as their Messiah.
In fact, they were openly hostile to Him and opposed Him.
How could this be?
What did it mean?

This was not a surprise to Jesus for He anticipated this.
So, Jesus gave us this parable for our encouragement.  ... More

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Don't Fret! Don't Fear! Don't Faint!                     New 08/30/10
Psalm 37: 1; Genesis 26:24; Deuteronomy 20:2

We must all be concerned about having the right positive attitude.
We know that the Bible teaches the necessity of such positive attitudes as faith, hope, love,
forgiveness, patience, and self-control.
But just as surely as we should have right positive attitudes, the Bible teaches that we are
to avoid certain negative attitudes.
These negative attitudes will hinder us from having the right, positives attitudes.
So, the Bible forbids us from having these negative attitudes.

The Bible says: "Fret not ... fear not ... faint not," when you face the problems of life. ... More

Our Glorious God!   --       Revelation 1: 17:18            New 08/25/10
"All hail the power of Jesus' Name! Let angels prostrate fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem, and crown Him Lord of all.
Bring forth the royal diadem, and crown Him Lord of all."

We must never think casually of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Christians who think casually of the Lord Jesus will also think lightly of sin.
And when this is true, the believer will become callous to the past and careless to the present.
A Christian who would think very little of the punishment due to sin will have little thought
about the atonement that Jesus made for sin.
The Christian who thinks casually of the Lord Jesus will get Him very little of their time
and service.

Charles H. Spurgeon said: "Gratitude is weak when favors are undervalued."
He who thinks casually of Christ will have little comfort as to his own security.
For having such a little Saviour, he is still in danger.
But if we serve a mighty Saviour who is able to save to the uttermost,
then, that Christian experiences the security of being in God's protective hands.

May the Lord deliver any one of us from ever thinking casually of Jesus,
and of having Him so the little in our thoughts.
Jesus Christ deserves higher praise than we could ever give Him. ... More

Go Without The Camp!     -- Hebrews 13:11-13       New 08/25/10
There are people all around us who need Jesus as their Saviour.
It is time that the church should go forward for Christ.
Missions should take on hands and feet and achieve victories as we lead people to Christ
in our church, in our nation, and in our world.

Throughout the history of Israel there were three basic elements.
There was the camp.
There was the world around them.
Then, there was the small expeditionary force that led the congregation to go forward.

Israel began its national existence as a camp.
It was a poor, pitiful, handful of nomads huddled in the desert for protection.
The camp always meant two things for Israel.
It meant a sacred place, and it also meant a safe place.

Christians must live in this world, but they must remain accommodated and unsoiled by this world.
Paul said that we are not called to be conformed to this world, but we are called to be used of God
to transform the world.  .....

So, we have the camp, and we have the world around us, and we, as Christians, must also have
our expeditionary force.
Christians, we must march forward outside the camp to reach people, and sing the songs of God,
and carry the sword of the spirit, and blaze the banner of God across the blight of this world.

The Hebrews, the early Christians, Luther, the reformers, and Christians down through the years
-- all suffered without the camp giving their lifeblood that the Word of God
might be proclaimed and people would come to know Jesus as their Saviour and Lord.

Ringing throughout the centuries comes the clarion call to you and me of Hebrews 13:12:
"Wherefore Jesus also, that he might sanctify the people with his own blood, suffered without the gate.
Let us go forth therefore unto him without the camp." ... More

The Point Of No Return --  Luke 9: 62; Genesis 6:3      New 08/17/10
In the novel, The High And The Mighty, a crisis appears in the huge airliner over the ocean
when the navigator informs the pilot that they have reached the point of no return.
They had come to that particular place in their journey where a would be impossible
because of the mileage and fuel supply to return to their home base.
That fact made it mandatory that they continued to go forward.

There are times in all of our lives when we reach the same "point of no return."
There is a time when we can turn around.
There is a time when we can change our minds.
There is a time when we can go back.

Then, we arrive at a place from which it is impossible to go back, and then we must go on.
There are times as much as we would like to go back to the comfort of our origin,
and to the familiarity of home, and to the complacency of uninvolvement.
But it is impossible to go back without disastrous results.
In the words of Columbus, we must "Sail on, sail on, sail on."

We Must Follow the Example of Jesus.
Luke 9: 51, 53 said that Jesus "steadfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem." ... More

What Is True Worship --  Isaiah 6:1-8     New 08/13/10
If someone would have asked you why you were coming to church, what would you say?
Would you have said that you're going to Bible study?
Would you have said that you're going to church?
Would any one have said: "I am going to worship!"
It is important for us to worship together.

What is worship?
What does it mean to worship?
There are so many misconceptions.

Many have the idea that just because they have been to a church building that
they have worshiped.
Unfortunately, that may not be true.
A person could come to the church building every time the doors are open, and still never worship.
Worship is not watching somebody perform.
Worship is something we do.

We cannot go to the Bible and find an order of service, but there are certain ingredients of worship
that are seen in the Bible.
We know that prayer has a prominent place in worship.
Scripture reading was involved in worship.
Preaching and teaching was involved in worship.

On several occasions Jesus would read a passage of Scripture, then close the book,
and then, speak to the people.
We know that worship in the New Testament was open, enthusiastic, informal, evangelistic and edifying.
The prophet Isaiah gives us some of the key the ingredients of all true worship.
This is seen in Isaiah 6:1-8.

Many times people come to the service, and then go away saying,
"Well, I just didn't get anything out of it."
That might be because they made no preparation to worship. ... More

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Pastors, when your members or others come to you for help, do not send them away!
You can help them -- God will enable you to do so.
Take the time to read through Practical Pastoral Counseling, and learn some important
principles and some techniques of counseling, and your members will love you
and will always be grateful that you helped them through their troubles.

You will be able to show them that you are knowledgeable, caring, and competent.
You will enhance and enlarge your ministry.
You can learn techniques to resolve conflicts.
You can learn how to deal with difficult people.
Click here to go to the new to the new Practical Pastoral Counseling site.

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 Don't click on them -- just close them out!
 Firefox has a very good ADBLOCKER that blocks the popups, but not the popunders
 
I have added a blocker called NoScript 1.9.9.57 freeware, and it has blocked all popups and popunders.
 Firefox will add it on, and it is always at the bottom of the page, and if there is a page that you want  to allow,
 then it allows you to do so.
       If you want to check it out, type "NoScript" in Google, and it will bring it up.
       It loads easily.

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