The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

1997 Friend of Sinners, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the name "Friend of Sinners" given to Jesus first by the Pharisees. Dr. Dixon emphasizes Christ's unconditional love for us, despite our flaws and sins; stresses that Jesus seeks our friendship, requiring repentance and faith; and urges listeners to reflect on their relationship with Christ.
Matthew 11:16-19
Delivered April 27, 1997

1997 The Firstborn, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the title "The Firstborn" given to Jesus Christ. He explains that it signifies His preeminence and authority. He emphasizes the need to embrace Christ as both Savior and Lord to become children of God and urges Christians to share the gospel and rescue the perishing through Christ's message of salvation.
Hebrews 1:1-6
Delivered April 20, 1997

1997 The Morning Star, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the title "The Morning Star" given to Jesus Christ. Jesus will bring a new age of peace, ending darkness and sin. Dr. Dixon emphasizes that Christians are called to be lights in the world's darkness, serving and shining their faith.
Revelation 22:12
Delivered on April 6, 1997

1997 King of Kings, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the title "King of Kings" for Jesus Christ. He highlights two meanings: Jesus will rule over the nations in the future, and He desires to rule over individuals' souls. The sermon encourages listeners to invite Christ into their lives and let Him cleanse their hearts, removing false gods and stress. 
Luke 19:28-44
Delivered March 23, 1997

1997 The Living One, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon focuses on Jesus's title "The Living One" in this Easter Sunday sermon. Dr. Dixon explains that this title is precious for two reasons: first, it offers hope as Jesus is the source of eternal life amidst human mortality; second, it addresses spiritual death caused by sin, emphasizing the need for spiritual rebirth through faith in Jesus.
Revelation 1:7-18
Delivered March 30, 1997

1997 Jesus Christ, Names and Titles of Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the significance of the name "Jesus" as "Jehovah Saves" and the title "Christ" as "the Anointed." He explains how Jesus fulfills the roles of prophet, priest, and king, and how believers share in His anointing.
Matthew 16:13-17; John 11:21-27
Delivered February 23, 1997

1996 Judgement Day, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon proclaims the need to be ready for Judgment Day. He presents three teachings: having oil in our lamp (symbolizing the Holy Spirit through true faith), faithful stewardship (investing time, abilities, and money for God's kingdom), and showing compassion and love to others.
Matthew 25:1-13
Delivered August 25, 1996

1996 Sincere Faith, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explains the meaning of "sincere faith" based on James 1:27. He emphasizes two key qualities of sincere faith: reaching out to the afflicted and seeking to be unstained by the world. The sermon encourages genuine faith, motivated by love for God and a desire to help others, while remaining humble in the pursuit of holiness.
James 1:27
Delivered July 21, 1996

1996 Encouraging Promises, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon preaches on three encouraging promises from the Bible to uplift Christians. First, the promise of God's presence with us always. Second, the assurance that all things work together for good for those who love God and serve His purpose. Third, the promise of Christ's second coming and the hope of eternal life in Heaven. 
I Thessalonians 5:9-11
Delivered August 4, 1996

1996 Temple, Torah, Tribe, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the importance of temple, Torah, and tribe in the Old Testament era and how they relate to Christians today. He emphasizes that our bodies are now temples, and we should treat them with respect. Dr. Dixon also highlights the significance of belonging to a church community or "tribe" for a sense of identity and service. 
Psalm 1:1-6, Psalm 2:1-6
Delivered May 5, 1996