Sermons tagged #Muller

Where is Your Treasure? - James 5:1-6 JM 07102022 Possessions, Patience and Prayer What do you live for? The present or the future? What do you trust in most? What would the world say about you and your life, as a Christian. What does your life say about you, in the way in which you live? The ministry of George Muller

I. A GLOOMY CENTURY… Age of Reason Pervasive Hypercalvinism First Great Awakening (1727-1744) a. Wesleyan "Entire Sanctification" Second Great Awakening (1792-1844) a. Finney's "Pelagianism" American Civil War (1861-1865) II. …WITH GOOD SOIL & FRUITFUL CLERGY In England a. J. C. Ryle (1816-1900) b. George Muller (1805-1898) c. Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) In Scotland a. Horatius Bonar (1808-1889) b. Andrew Bonar (1810-1892) c. Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1813-1843) d. Alfred Edersheim (1825-1889) e. Adolph Saphir (1831-1891) In the United States a. Asahel Nettleton (1783-1844) b. James P. Boyce (1827-1888) c. John A. Broadus (1827-1895)

How dependent are you on the Lord? Daily Bread, manna and the principle for the Christian life Self-sufficient versus God-dependent Not all bread is the same

On cessationism and continuism. The sermon pleads for a historic version of cessationism rather than the modern extreme. There is some technical discussion followed by application. What does all this have to do with us? And is there something wrong with the Church? The position espoused here differs from many in the evangelical and reformed churches, but is in keeping with the teaching of the Westminster standards as well as the views of the puritans (such as Rutherford, Mather, Flavel and Welch), Charles Spurgeon and others.

God breaks into our lives! When He does He doesn't ask permission and it's not plain sailing but it is an honour. John shows us how those around the birth of Christ were affected, changed and never the same again. God still does that today

Isaiah 37 gives an amazing account of how God answers prayer under pressure. Hezekiah's pressure drives him to his knees, and God provides an unmistakable deliverance. Let's learn this valuable lesson together.

The Missionary Methods of George Muller Pastor Joe Jacowitz

Foot-Steps of Divine Providence - Chapter 4 - Pietas Hallensis by Augustus Francke Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

Pietas Hallensis: Being an Historical Narration of the wonderful Foot-Steps of Divine Providence In Erecting, Carrying on, and Building the Orphan House, and other charitable institutions, at Glaucha near Hall in Saxony, without any visible Fund to support it. By Sugustus Hermannus Franck, Professor of Divinity in the Frederician University ofHall, Pastor of Glaucha, and Director of the Pieus Foundations there. Continued to the beginning of the Year 1702, in a letter to a Friend. And an Appendix giving a more clear and full view of the progress of learning and Christian Piety, both in the said University, and in the Royal Collegiate Schools. To which is added Several considerable papers relating to the Work, written by the King of Prussia. London, Printed by Joseph Downing, for R. Burrough at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill, near the Royal Exchange, 1705.

As we look at Caleb’s life we can all learn some great things for our Christian journey. As you read through the Books of Numbers and Joshua we can find several verses that show us the character of Caleb. Now the first mention of Caleb in the Bible is in Numbers Chapter 13.6. a. Caleb along with Joshua believed God’s Promises. b. Caleb along with Joshua had seen God’s Provision, They had been set free from Egypt. c. They knew God’s Presence. d. They had witnessed God’s Power…God had opened the Red Sea and destroyed Pharaoh’s Army. When Caleb looks back at his life and at the age of 85 he makes this statement found in Joshua 14.8. Josh 14:8 NKJV ….I wholly followed the Lord my God. What a great statement that is. As this aged man of God surveyed his life he knew that he had given himself unreservedly to the living God. AT 85 YRS OLD he was willing to fight his greatest battle to win that Mountain. He was fighting for an inheritance for his children and his children’s children. The Mountain was Hebron 3000ft above sea level. The choices Caleb made not only affected him but also his family for generations to come. His kids received a great inheritance. Caleb was a man that when other people saw giants…. Caleb saw God. Caleb was willing to battle for his kids even at an old age. The fights that we fight now will affect the generations to come. What kind of land will Australian kids inherit if we are not like Caleb and are prepared to take a stand? Mums and dads Dad’s and granddads and grandmothers we are in a battle for the Spiritual inheritance of our children and our grandchildren.

We say much about the value of prayer and yet do very little in the way of praying. Why is that? It isn't our laziness, it isn't our lack of discipline, and it isn't even that prayer is boring. The reason we pray so little is that in all our praying there is so little of God.

Enoch is mentioned in both the Old Testament and in the New Testament. The last Verse in the Old Testament about Enoch says that Enoch walked with God. Gen 5.24. What an Epitaph for a man of God. Enoch became the Father of Methuselah at 65 years of age. Methuselah became the Grand Father of Noah, that means that Enoch was the Great Grand Father of Noah. Methuselah’s name means “When he dies Judgement”. Enoch knew that Judgement was to come upon the world because of man’s sin. Methuselah died in the same year that God judged the World with the Great Flood in Noah’s Day. Enoch seemed to have given a prophecy to his world then through his son’s name of the Judgement to come. Enoch is the first Second Coming preacher in the Bible. The Seventh man from Adam all those years ago was the First man to preach the Second Coming. Enoch’s World was similar to our world in a number of ways. So Enoch lived in an age of intelligence and progressiveness. Enoch also lived in an age of immorality. The truth is we need more people like Enoch today. Men and women of faith who are willing to live a life of godliness and proclaim God’s message to a fallen world.

Though his autobiography ended, his life went on, to even greater victories and usefulness for the Lord. Oh what God can do through us if we will listen and obey! Read by Bob Faulkner

It's the mid 1800's. Your fire-heated boiler is leaking, and you cannot turn the heat off to fix it because you have 300 small children in the house. What do you do? For Muller, the answer is simple: The same as always. Pray and trust God Read by Bob Faulkner

Every time we try to help God help us, we trust Him a little bit less...Read by Bob Faulkner

Muller's faith carried over into every aspect of his life. He gives some good advice for businessmen who want to incorporate godliness into their work.Read by Bob Faulkner

Got an idea for ministry? Test it. Muller shows you how.Read by Bob Faulkner

Long before the modern invasion of faith-fleecers lived a man who truly lived by faith. Hear the Biblical principles by which he lived and received from God.Read by Bob Faulkner

Muller does not describe a rosy pathway to Heaven, but a faithful God Who keeps His promises when we seek Him in everything.Read by Bob Faulkner

Not always today. Not necessarily tomorrow. But wait on Him long enough, and the answer comes.Read by Bob Faulkner

God's Word is sufficient for every decision that needs to be made, when paired with prayer and waiting on God.Read by Bob Faulkner

When it is the will of God, God will take care of it. He'll never leave us or forsake us.Read by Bob Faulkner

Once more the simplicity of the Christian life is spelled out by one who lived that life. His brand of Christianity makes some of the modern brands a bit suspect...Read by Bob Faulkner