The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

2002 Lenten Message: Sin, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a Lenten message on sin, drawing from Genesis chapter 3. He emphasizes the four D's of sin: Disobedience, Deception, Destruction, and Deliverance. Sin, as disobedience to God's laws, leads to deception, ultimately causing destruction on spiritual, emotional, physical, and relational levels. However, through confession, repentance, and faith in Jesus as the Deliverer, we can find deliverance from sin's grasp, experiencing God's grace and righteousness.
Genesis 3:1-24
Delivered March 10, 2002
 

2002 Choosing a Sure Foundation, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon underscores the critical importance of building our lives on a solid foundation, likening an unsure foundation to the Leaning Tower of Pisa's unstable base. He warns against empty religiosity and materialism, emphasizing the need for a genuine relationship with Christ.
Matthew 2:24-29
Delivered February 10, 2002

2002 Day of Judgment, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a sermon on the significance of divine authority and the importance of our relationship with Jesus Christ on the Day of Judgment. Dr. Dixon highlights the importance of a genuine relationship with Christ and living in submission to His teachings.
Matthew 7:21-23
Delivered February 3, 2002

2002 False Prophets in Sheep’s Clothing, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a sermon on "False Prophets in Sheep's Clothing," emphasizing the significance of discerning false doctrine and false morality in today's world. Dr. Dixon highlights the importance of seeking theological truth and morality grounded in God's word, urging us to be discerning and faithful in our beliefs and actions as we navigate a world filled with deception and changing moral values.
Matthew 7:15
Delivered January 27, 2002

2002 Two Gates and Two Paths, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon's sermon centers around the concept of making choices. He highlights that God offers choices throughout history, emphasizing the importance of choosing the narrow gate and the hard path of righteousness. Dr. Dixon discussed the significance of the word "Soter" (Savior) and how Jesus is the only true Savior. He emphasized that the path of righteousness encompasses morality, piety, mercy, grace, and social justice.
Matthew 7:13-14
Delivered January 13, 2002

2001 Profaning the Holy, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon suggests that Matthew 7:6 advises against sharing moral teachings with those who are hostile or deeply entrenched in immorality. Instead of lecturing them, Dixon emphasizes the power of love and encourages focusing on demonstrating love rather than using moral teachings to judge, aiming to reach those who need love the most.
Matthew 7:6
Delivered December 9, 2001

2001 Judging Others, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses how humans lack the moral authority and complete knowledge to judge others. He emphasizes the need for mercy and understanding, as we ourselves have flaws. Dixon suggests that embodying love and mercy, as God does for us, can transform interactions and underscores Christ's teaching to avoid condemning others.
Matthew 7:1-5
Delivered December 2, 2001

2001 Seek First the Kingdom of God, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon reflects on the parable of the mustard seed and its relevance to the growth of the kingdom of heaven on Earth. Dr. Dixon emphasizes the importance of seeking the growth of the kingdom of God through evangelism and discipleship. He underscores the need for unwavering faith and trust in God's providence while navigating life's challenges, advocating that seeking the kingdom of God above all else can free believers from anxiety and fear.
Matthew 6:25-34
Delivered November 25, 2001

2001 No One Can Serve Two Masters, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon teaches Christians have one Master—God—and that serving both God and wealth (mammon) is not possible. He stresses the need to prioritize the Kingdom of God and invites listeners to reflect, repent, and renew their dedication to Christ, as they partake in communion.
Matthew 6:24
Delivered November 18, 2001

2001 Treasures, Sermon on the Mount, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delves into the significance of treasures in life, emphasizing that identifying true values during crises is crucial. Through the scripture, he explores the false treasures of children, spouses, careers, health, and wealth, cautioning against making these the center of one's soul. The sermon underscores that the one true treasure must be the kingdom of heaven and Christ Himself.
Matthew 6:19-21
Delivered October 28, 2001