The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

1993 Messages from the Apostle John, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a sermon with two messages from 1 John. The first message is about not loving the world and prioritizing God over worldly desires. The second message emphasizes confessing sins and seeking God's forgiveness. Enjoy it and be blessed!
I John 1:9,2:15
Delivered on July 25, 1993

1993 Stewardship Sunday, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon teaches the principles of biblical stewardship. He warns against four financial mistakes Christians can make: hoarding, stealing, lying, and grumbling. He emphasizes the importance of giving generously and cheerfully, using resources for God's kingdom. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Luke 12:13-21
Delivered on July 18, 1993

1993 Joys in Trials, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the teachings from the book of James to highlight two main points: finding joy in trials as they strengthen faith and seeking God's wisdom for making sound decisions and understanding oneself. He emphasizes the need for humility and reliance on God's guidance in life's challenges. Enjoy it and be blessed!
James 1:2-12
Delivered on July 11, 1993

1993 Our Christian Heritage, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses America's Christian heritage and the values it has instilled in the nation. He highlights the significance of hard work, belief in a transcendent God, and adherence to Judeo-Christian values. Dixon calls for a return to reverence for God and a spiritual awakening in America. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Daniel 5
Delivered on July 4, 1993

1993 A Healthy Church, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon shares the prescription for a healthy church: unity, sympathy, love of the brethren, tenderheartedness, and humility. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on Christ, supporting one another, and being moved to minister and give. Dr. Dixon reminds his listeners of Jesus's humility and sacrifice as an example to follow. Enjoy it and be blessed!
I Peter 3:8
Delivered on June 27, 1993

1993 Father’s Day, by Dr. Jim Dixon1

Dr. Jim Dixon delivers a Father’s Day sermon based on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, highlighting three qualities for fathers to embody: mercy, grace, and joy. Earthly fathers should be quick to forgive their children and should desire to bless their children. Just as Jesus embodies the fullness of joy, fathers should reflect the joy of God and be fun to be around. Dr. Dixon encourages everyone to be grateful for their dads. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Luke 15:11-32
Delivered on June 20, 1993

1993 Contend for the Faith, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon urges believers to contend for the faith and stand firm in defending the unchanging Christian message. He encourages using logical and rational apologetics to defend the faith and emphasizes the importance of hating sin while loving sinners. He explains that the goal of defending the faith is to spread the message of Jesus Christ and live in accordance with God's will. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Jude 1:1
Delivered on June 13, 1993

1993 Overcoming Vices, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses two major vices Christians must conquer: laziness and lust. Laziness hinders productivity and relationships, while lust involves improper desires for pleasure, power, or material things. The key is to prioritize our desire for God and His will to lead a fulfilling Christian life. Enjoy and be blessed!
II Thessalonians 3:6-13, I John 2:15-17
Delivered on May 23, 1993

1993 Our Future in Ministry, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon addresses the Cherry Hills Community Church congregation, encouraging them to embrace their ministry's call and work together for the future, understanding that their faithfulness and commitment will determine the church's success in serving God's purpose. He shares that the future of the church depends on faithfulness, commitment, and willingness to serve. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Revelation 2:18-19
Delivered on March 22, 1993

1993 Kingdom of God, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the kingdom of God from three perspectives: as the source of salvation, as the purpose of the Church, and as the future reign of Jesus Christ. He urges believers to commit to the Kingdom and reminds them that God is still in control, even in times of suffering. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Revelation 19:11
Delivered on February 28, 1993