The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

2004 The Camel, Life is a Zoo, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon speaks about the significance of treasuring the kingdom of heaven and prioritizing service to God by drawing from the story of the camel and the eye of the needle. He emphasizes that wealth poses the danger of leading individuals away from God if they treasure and serve material possessions.
Mark 10:17-31
Delivered August 22, 2004

2004 The Lamb, Life is a Zoo, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon preaches on the symbolism of the lamb in the Bible. He discusses three significant images: the Temple Lamb, the Passover Lamb, and the Heavenly Lamb. He emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of these lamb symbols, serving as the Lamb of God who takes away sins, the deliverer from death, and the exalted ruler.
John 1:19-30
Delivered July 18, 2004

2004 The Eagle, Life is a Zoo, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon draws parallels between the eagle's traits and the values needed in American society. He emphasizes the importance of education and training in a nation that seeks endurance and renewal. Dixon highlights the need for enduring strength, comparing it to the enduring faith of Apostle Paul and encouraging listeners to find their ultimate treasure in Christ's kingdom.
Isaiah 40:28-31
Delivered July 4, 2004

2004 The Lion, Life is a Zoo, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon emphasizes the biblical imagery of the lion, representing both royal wrath and royal love. He portrays the lion as a symbol of God's wrath against sin and unrighteousness and the lion's role as the protector and guardian of His people, demonstrating Jesus' royal love for those who choose to embrace Him.
I Peter 5:7-11, Revelation 5:1-5
Delivered Jun 13, 2004

2004 Job, Life Lessons Part 4, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon dives into the profound themes of suffering, drawing from the Book of Job, emphasizing the three answers to the question of why the righteous suffer: Satan's influence, the presence of sin, and the transformative purpose of sanctification. He underscores that suffering serves a greater purpose in refining and growing believers, urging them to trust in God's sovereignty and remember that this life is a preparation for eternity.
Job 1:6-12
Delivered June 6, 2004

2004 Esther, Life Lessons Part 4, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a sermon centered on divine providence, drawing lessons from the life of Esther. He emphasizes that God's providential hand is always at work in the lives of His people, even in the midst of challenges and catastrophes. 
Esther 4:13-16
Delivered May 23, 2004

2004 Ruth, Life Lessons Part 4, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon emphasizes the theme of loyalty in this sermon on Ruth. He highlights Ruth's loyalty to God and her commitment to the people of God, the Israelites, and encourages the congregation to embrace the radical lifestyle of Christ, which requires steadfast loyalty, both to God and to fellow believers.
Ruth 1:16-17
Delivered May 16, 2004

2004 Malachi, Life Lessons Part 4, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon's sermon on Malachi emphasizes the themes of tithing, righteousness, and family. He stresses the importance of tithing as an act of commitment to serve God. The Sun of Righteousness is presented as a symbol of Christ, offering healing to those seeking righteousness. Dr. Dixon also underscores the need for parents to nurture and instruct their children in the ways of the Lord, placing spiritual guidance within the family at the forefront.
Malachi 3:6-12, 4:1-2, 4:5-6
Delivered April 18, 2004

2004 Why Christ Wept (Palm Sunday), by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon reminds us of the historical significance of Palm Sunday and the reasons behind Jesus' tears as He looked down on Jerusalem. He emphasizes two reasons for Jesus's tears: that the Jews did not know what brings peace and they did not know the time of their visitation from God. Dr. Dixon urges us to embrace Christ's teachings and peace, daily meeting with Him in visitation through the Word.
Luke 19:35-44
Delivered April 4, 2004

2004 Micah, Life Lessons Part 4, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon's sermon from the Book of Micah delves into the concept of God's requirements for humanity. He discusses the central themes of justice, covenant love, and humility. He highlights the call to seek justice and fairness, to practice enduring love and grace within the covenant community, and to walk humbly with God.
Micah 6:6-8
Delivered March 28, 2004