The Jim Dixon Sermon Library Podcast

1983 Jesus Changes Water into Wine, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses Jesus' first public miracle at a wedding in Cana of Galilee. He emphasizes three teachings from the event: Jesus cares for our every need, obedience leads to blessings, and Jesus has the power to transform our lives. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the ultimate transformer, capable of bringing joy and abundance to our lives through His grace. Enjoy it and be blessed!
John 2:1-11
Delivered on April 24, 1983

1983 Introduction to Miracles, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon introduces the sermon series on the miracles of Jesus Christ, emphasizing their incomprehensible power, the wonder they inspire, and their significance as signs pointing to deeper spiritual truths about Christ and His kingdom. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Hebrews 1:1-14
Delivered on April 17, 1983

1982 Parable of the Prodigal Son, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon teaches the Parable of the Prodigal Son, emphasizing God's love, the importance of repentance, and His readiness to forgive those who return to Him. It is a powerful reminder of God's boundless grace and our need for reconciliation with Him. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Luke 15:11-32
Delivered on December 5, 1982

1982 Parable of the Good Samaritan, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses the Parable of the Good Samaritan, emphasizing the importance of being a neighbor to those in need. He highlights the message of compassion and love for all, regardless of race or background. The sermon concludes by urging the audience to let God's love overflow into their lives and to show love and kindness to others as true neighbors. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Luke 10:25-37
Delivered on November 11, 1982

1982 Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses three teachings on heaven and heavenly rewards. He highlights that all Christians will receive everlasting life and resurrection bodies. However, rewards will vary based on individual faithfulness and service. He emphasizes that this life is a time of preparation for eternity, urging believers to grow in godliness and service to be ready for the life to come. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 20:1-16
Delivered on October 23, 1982

1982 Parable of the Ten Maidens, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon tells the Parable of the Ten Maidens and emphasizes three messages: Jesus will return, the exact time is unknown, and we must be prepared. by accepting Him as our Lord and Savior. The parable urges believers to stay vigilant, living in the light and ready for the day of Christ's return. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 25:1-13
Delivered on October 10, 1982

1982 Parable of the Wicked Servant, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon highlights three key lessons from the Parable of the Wicked Servant: Christians are forgiven a massive debt by God, they are called to forgive others in return, and withholding forgiveness has consequences in this life and the afterlife.. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 18:21-35
Delivered on October 3, 1982

1982 Parable on the Kingdom of Heaven, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon discusses three teachings: the mystery of the kingdom's growth, the call for believers to be ministers in the world, and the immeasurable value of the kingdom. These three teachings encourage prioritizing the kingdom of Heaven above all else and embracing its growth and importance in one's life. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 13:31-35, 45-46
Delivered on September 12, 1982

1982 Parable of the Weeds, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon explores the Parable of the Weeds, emphasizing three teachings: the final separation of the righteous and unrighteous, the possibility of eternal ruin, and the glorious destiny of the righteous in heaven. It urges listeners to choose Jesus and secure an eternal future with God. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43
Delivered on September 5, 1982

1982 Judgementalism, delivered by Dr. Jim Dixon

Dr. Jim Dixon advises against judging others because our judgment is flawed, we have our own faults, and we should respond with love even when others judge us. Enjoy it and be blessed!
Luke 6:27-45
Delivered on December 18, 1982