The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

2011 Play Ball, Touching Home, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon uses baseball as a metaphor to call upon Christians to actively participate in fulfilling the Great Commission, emphasizing the abundant harvest and the need for more laborers. Dr. Dixon encourages people of all ages to "get in the game," take risks, and trust God, reminding us that our actions can impact the world for Christ.
Matthew 9:35-38
Delivered August 21, 2011

2011 Honey, Food For Thought, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the dual symbolism of honey in the Bible – representing the Holy Land and the Holy Scriptures. Dixon discusses the significance of the Promised Land, its boundaries, and its relevance in biblical history. He emphasizes the sweetness and transformative power of the Word of God, highlighting its role in salvation, doctrine, and righteousness.
II Timothy 3:14-17
Delivered August 14, 2011

2011 Lamb, Food For Thought, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the significance of the term "lamb" in the context of biblical passages, particularly focusing on John 1:29-36. Dr. Dixon discusses Jesus as the Passover Lamb, offering victory over death, and as the Temple Lamb, providing forgiveness of sins. He also touches on the idea of the Church as Christ's flock, emphasizing the importance of coming together, despite the imperfections, to fulfill the mission.
John 1:29-36
Delivered August 7, 2011

2011 Wine, Food For Thought, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the biblical symbolism of wine as a metaphor for life, joy, the gospel, and the New Covenant. He emphasizes that wine is a gift from God but its abuse is a sin and can be dangerous. He urges self-control and obedience in living a faithful life.
John 2:1-11
Delivered July 24, 2011

2011 Milk, Food For Thought, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the metaphor of milk in the Bible. He discusses two aspects of milk: orthodoxy (correct doctrine) and orthopraxy (right conduct), emphasizing the need for both in the Christian life. Dr. Dixon highlights the importance of passionately seeking the pure spiritual milk of truth, love, and God's inspiration, encouraging listeners to continuously grow in their faith.
Hebrews 5:11, 6:3; I Peter 1:22, 2:3
Delivered July 17, 2011

2011 Bread, Food For Thought, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon begins a series exploring the metaphorical use of food in the Bible to reveal spiritual truths. Focusing on bread, he discusses its two main metaphorical meanings: as nourishment for the soul and as a representation of the body of Christ. Dixon emphasizes the importance of nourishing the soul daily and the commitment believers make through the sacrament of communion.
John 6:47-51
Delivered July 10, 2011

2011 Seek Justice and Love Mercy, Chapter & Verse, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon emphasizes the importance of seeking justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God. He uses historical and biblical examples to illustrate these principles, highlighting the need for believers to actively engage in making the world more just, showing compassion, and submitting to God's authority. The sermon also touches on Islam and invites the audience to understand and love their Muslim neighbors.
Micah 6:6-8
Delivered June 19, 2011

2011 Nothing Can Separate Us, Chapter & Verse, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon reminds us that in our journey of faith, nothing in this world—be it life's challenges, supernatural forces, or natural disasters—can sever our connection with God's unwavering love through Jesus Christ. With inspiring examples and biblical wisdom, he encourages us to trust in the enduring nature of God's love, finding hope and peace in the midst of life's uncertainties.
Romans 8:28-39
Delivered May 29, 2011

2011 To the Ends of the Earth, Chapter & Verse, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon passionately emphasizes the urgency of the Great Commission, highlighting arguments against it, such as universalism, annihilationism, and theological pluralism. He firmly grounds his message in the Bible's clear assertion of humanity's lostness and need for a Savior. Through the story of Noah's Ark, he underscores the uniqueness of the Christian narrative, where Jesus is the ultimate rescue ship, ready to save all who come aboard.
Acts 1:8
Delivered May 22, 2011

2011 Pride Goes Before a Fall, Chapter & Verse, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses humility as a challenging virtue not innate to humans and explores its significance in a world dominated by self-centeredness. Dixon emphasizes that choosing humility leads to God's grace and eventual exaltation, though rewards may be delayed. He highlights how humility, faith, and God's protection can transform adversity into blessing.
I Peter 5:5-6
Delivered June 12, 2011