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| 1995 For the Love of God |
Why keep the law? For God? For me? Love is far more than a feeling. How the law of God relates to love for God. Is the law an end in and of itself? Or is it the means to an end? How does one love God? What is worship? In the process of doing the law, I come to know God and thereby to love Him. You gain more love for a person by doing something for them than by them doing something for you. We learn to love over time by doing things for people. |
| 1995 Receive Jesus Christ |
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| 1995 The Way Back |
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| 95FPG Four Principles of God's Will |
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| 95F1 Knowing the Will of God |
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| 95F2 An End to Tabernacles? |
Controversial sermon where Dart's suggestion that the Feast of Tabernacles does not represent the millennium was taken out of context. He clarified the comments in a later sermon. |
| 9540 Moses to Jesus |
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| 9550 What Does God Require? |
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| 9599 The Last Sabbath |
What will the world be like as we approach the last Sabbaths before Christ returns? An understanding of history is critical if we are to understand prophecy. In that light, Ron Dart takes a look at Isaiah and its applicability to today and what we can expect in our future. God rejects religious rituals if one doesn't live the life. God will cut short the demise of the U.S. as He did Israel, else the only option is Sodom & Gomorrah. Parallels today in illegitimate children, wealth leading to arrogance. Women wearing makeup is discussed. Concludes with the personal lesson we must learn. |
| 95-01-21 To Kill a Church |
Discussion of WCG's changes and what to do if your church is going off track. |
| 95-02-25 Sanctuary |
In the time of Jeremiah, Judah felt the temple would provide sanctuary, regardless of their behavior. They also believed the priests could be trusted, as they were God-ordained. Yet, captivity came upon them. When we don’t take action ourselves, and instead wait for God to work it out, the results can be very tough. Dart draws a parallel between Israel and the church; the temple and the church. “This is God’s, He won’t let it go astray” was a very costly assumption. The destruction coming upon us could be as severe as Judah’s was. “Salvation depends not on where you are or who you hang out with; it depends on your personal response to God….”. This is true whether the leadership is right or wrong. A sanctuary can also be a trap, unless, of course, that sanctuary is Christ. Although no mention was made of it, this sermon was given during the time of the doctrinal upheaval in the Worldwide Church of God, and is very relevant to it. |
| 95-04-21 The Holy Days for Man |
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| 95-05-06 Man Is The Point |
In the beginning, God created… Why? Why creation? Why man? Dart goes over the Genesis creation account and explains why. What is in the future? What is God doing? Why? Why did Jesus Christ come? Why did He come 4000 years after man was created? What is the role of angels? Where does the law come into play? Dart answers these great mysteries from the Bible. |
| 95-08-05 Above & Beyond |
Dart extols the virtues of the law of God, but notes that the law is not an end to itself, it is only a teacher. The law-keeping, unprofitable servant must go above and beyond commandment-keeping. How? Jesus’ sacrifice brings us up to the bare minimum, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to go above and beyond. Next, then, is to present your body (your whole self) to God as a living sacrifice (Romans 12:1) and ask each day if this day has been acceptable to God. Dart teaches how to get the fervent zeal necessary, and lists many little things that can get us started. We must be pro-active by thinking, planning, and doing these things, rather than just reacting to circumstances. |
