The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

1991 Christians are People of Gratitude, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon proclaims that Christians should be people of gratitude. He highlights the unique "zoe life" (life of God) they have received through Christ, and how God's love precedes their love. Christians are urged to be thankful for life, purpose, and God's unconditional love, irrespective of their circumstances. Enjoy it and be blessed!
I Thessalonians 5:16-18
Delivered on December 1, 1991

1991 The Danger of the Tongue, Part Two, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon preaches a second sermon on the dangers of the tongue, emphasizing the importance of using our tongues to bless others. Christians are called to worship God, encourage each other, and be witnesses for Jesus Christ. By doing so, lives can be transformed and God's kingdom extended. Enjoy it and be blessed!
James 3:1-13
Delivered on August 11, 1991

1991 Loving God, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon emphasizes the importance of wholeheartedly loving God and loving others. The two tests of genuine love for God are obedience to His commandments and love for people. Dr. Dixon encourages believers to avoid hypocrisy, choose sincere love, and actively serve and minister to others. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 22:37
Delivered on July 21, 1991

1991 Failing Successfully, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon gives instructions for how Christians can "fail successfully," and emphasizes three guidelines for dealing with failure as Christians: having a crucified ego, a teachable spirit, and a forward focus. By shifting focus from self-centeredness to Christ, learning from past mistakes, and looking ahead with zeal, individuals can grow through failures and grow spiritually. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Philippians 3:13
Delivered on July 14, 1991 

1991 Cultural Trends that Challenge the Church, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses three cultural trends challenging the church in America: the disintegration of families, the erosion of Judeo-Christian values, and the diminishing of Christianity. He calls on the church to minister to fractured families, be salt and light in society, and actively reach the unreached for Christ's sake. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 5:13-16, 28:19-20
Delivered on July 7, 1991 

1991 Amazing Grace, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the biblical concept of grace, contrasting it with various interpretations. Dixon defines grace as unearned favor and emphasizes God's grace through forgiveness, illustrating how it's not just pardoning but also giving abundantly. Dixon highlights the completeness of God's grace, pardoning and welcoming believers into His royal family. He concludes by urging a genuine celebration of "amazing grace" and a commitment to its true nature. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Ephesians 2:1-10
Delivered on June 30, 1991

1991 Serving the Church of Jesus Christ, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses three prerequisites to effective service within the church. He highlights the importance of genuine belief in Jesus Christ as the foundation for serving the kingdom; underscores the significance of loving others selflessly and actively, as a reflection of agape love; and emphasizes the need for believers to identify and utilize their unique gifts and talents. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Ephesians 2:8-11
Delivered on June 2, 1991 

1991 Christians are Sent to Minister, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Christians are sent to minister. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Delivered on May 12, 1991

1991 Listening to God, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the prevalent issue of people not truly listening to God's voice despite spending significant time on worldly pursuits. Dr. Dixon emphasizes the importance of listening to Jesus, drawing from the transfiguration account and encouraging a posture of active listening in daily life. He also questions the authenticity of widespread self-identification as Christians. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Hebrews 1:1-5
Delivered on May 5, 1991

1991 Friendship, by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the exceptional friendship of David and Jonathan, emphasizing two key qualities that made it great: loyalty and integrity. He highlights the importance of choosing friends who are loyal and have moral integrity, as they can challenge and support us in our faith. Ultimately, seeking friendship with Christ should be our top priority. Enjoy it and be blessed!
I Samuel 20:12
Delivered on April 7, 1991