The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

1988 Lamb of God, Titles of Christ, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explains the significance of Jesus being called the Lamb of God. He reiterates that Jesus alone can deliver us from sin and death. The sermon emphasizes the importance of repentance and the assurance of eternal life through Christ. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 1:26-37
Delivered on November 13, 1988

1988 The Alpha and Omega, Titles of Christ, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon, preaches a sermon on Jesus's title "The Alpha and the Omega," focusing on three points: Christ as the Creator (Alpha), the Consummator (Omega), and the Eternal One. The sermon emphasizes the importance of worshiping Christ and embracing Him as Lord and Savior for eternal life. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Revelation 22:12-13
Delivered on October 23, 1988

1988 The Good Shepherd, Titles of Christ, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon speaks on the significance of Christ as the Good Shepherd. He shares a personal story about strong faith despite facing severe hardships. The sermon focuses on two promises from Christ: He will bring good from suffering, and He will deliver and protect His followers. Jesus's ultimate goal as the Good Shepherd is to lead believers to their eternal home in heaven. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 10, Psalm 23
Delievered on October 16, 1988

1989 The Christ, Titles of Christ, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

This sermon is from the Jim Dixon Sermon Library. Jim delivered this sermon on the Titles of Christ, The Christ, on October 9, 1988. Enjoy it and be blessed!

1987 Christmas Service, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon focuses on the meaning of names in this Christmas service. He highlighted the names Jesus (Savior) and Emanuel (God with us) chosen by God for His Son. Dr. Dixon emphasized the importance of worship through service to God in our daily lives. He encouraged everyone to accept Jesus as their Savior and offer their lives to God as an expression of worship. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Delivered on December 20, 1987
 

1987 Eternal Life, from the Gospel of John, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explains the profound meaning of eating Jesus's flesh and drinking His blood. It symbolizes accepting His sacrifice for sin and receiving His life within, leading to eternal life for believers. The sermon encourages acknowledging sinfulness and embracing Christ's forgiveness for a personal relationship with Him. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 6:48-59
Delivered on December 13, 1987

1987 Predestination, from the Gospel of John, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the controversial topics of predestination and eternal security. He explains the differing views of Calvinism and Arminianism regarding God's role in salvation. Dr. Dixon affirms the doctrine of eternal security for those who have truly accepted Christ and emphasizes the importance of love and unity among Christians, not letting theological differences divide them. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 6:36-47
Delivered on November 29, 1987.

1987 Spiritual Food, from the Gospel of John, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon preaches on the true spiritual food that comes from Jesus Christ, the Bread of Life. He urges listeners to seek spiritual nourishment through the Bible and prayer, as they connect with God and find joy in their souls. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 6:25-35
Delivered on November 8, 1987

1987 Jesus Walks on Water, from the Gospel of John, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

 Dr. Jim Dixon focuses on the miracle of Jesus walking on water. He highlights Jesus's divine presence and majesty, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Him as the Son of God and King of Kings. The sermon encourages awe-filled worship and a deep understanding of Christ's eternal power and constant presence in believers' lives. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 6:16-21
Delivered on November 1, 1987

1987 Judgment, from the Gospel of John, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon preaches two crucial aspects of judgment: faith and works. Salvation comes through genuine belief in Jesus Christ, and true faith is essential for eternal life. While good works cannot save us, they are expected as a result of our faith. The sermon urges believers to grow in sanctification, serve others, and spread the gospel, aiming to hear Jesus say, "Well done, my good and faithful servant." Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 5:19-29
Delivered on August 30, 1987