Fifty days after the resurrection, on the day of Pentecost, as promised, God poured out Himself, in the person of the Holy Spirit, upon 3000 souls, as an anticipation of what the Father, the Son, and the Spirit, was about to do globally. --Pentecost would re-establish, in the world, what Adam lost in Eden. On that day, everything changed.

Throughout the Scriptures the Conquest of the King of Glory was anticipated in many ways, but none so beautiful as through the poetry of the Psalms.--This sermon focuses upon the enthronement songs of Zion as they were recorded especially for singing by David, the King, the sweet Psalmist of Israel.

After His resurrection, and His 40 day public declaration of His magisterial Lordship, the Lord Jesus ascends into the throne room of His Father, to be coronated as King according to the prophesies of the Old Testament.--This sermon focuses upon Christ's ascension and His coronation unto Glory, Honor, Dominion and a Kingdom.

The resurrection of the promised Messiah is the root and branch of the Christian Religion. But for the mission of the Messiah to be complete, it had to be attached to other aspects of His ministry. --For instance, the Incarnation is an important aspect of the whole Gospel message, as is His public life, His teaching, His miracles, His betrayal, His crucifixion, death, burial, resurrection, 40 day sojourn, ascension and the empowerment of His people at Pentecost.--But the most overlooked aspect of the entire mission is His 40 day public presentation.

The Resurrection of the promised Messiah is the root and branch of the Christian Religion. Without this event all of mankind would be eternally lost. And while only a remnant will be redeemed of every people, kindred, tongue and nation, they are nevertheless an exceeding great army, commissioned and empowered to advance the Crown Rights of the resurrected King throughout the entire known world.

The Triumphal entry into Jerusalem anticipated the coronation of the legitimate King of Nations, the Lord Jesus. --This sermon addresses the comprehensive length, depth, and height of Christ's supremacy over men and nations, anticipated in His glorious entry into the Holy City.

Plagues are nothing new to the human race. They have been around since the fall of man. Yet, in our modern world, especially among many Christians and even some theologians, events concerning the plague, and all sorts of calamities, are no longer attributed directly to God.--This sermon addresses the metaphysics behind the Who and the why, in light of the plagues of mankind.

In light of the recent pandemic panic of the COVID-19 flu, both a historical and theological analysis is needed.--This Bible study addresses the historical events of the 1347-1348 plague and the plague in England during the mid 1600s with a special emphasis on the Supernatural origins of those events.

Micah's desire to do only that which his covetous heat sought after, now takes to himself a priest from Bethlehem Judah, only to be deprived of his service by the wicked Danites. --This is the Fifty Sixth Sermon in the series on Conquest, Compromise, Judgment - Restoration- an exposition on the Book of the Judges.

Idolatry in any and every form is gross rebellion against the True God of Creation. That includes idolizing the nuclear family. Micah, the Ephraimite, was such a man who made his family a stumbling block in the days when every man did that which was right in their own eyes.--This is the Fifty Fifth Sermon in the series on Conquest, Compromise, Judgment - Restoration- an exposition on the Book of the Judges.