Allan Halton preaches about the contrast between the present evil age and the age to come, emphasizing the importance of being children of light and engaging in the battle against darkness. He warns against being deceived by the attractions, pleasures, and cares of this world, urging believers to focus on sowing seeds of eternal life and laying a foundation for the future. Halton highlights the danger of being ensnared by the uncertainty of riches and the temporary nature of worldly pursuits, encouraging a life rich in good works and sharing to secure a lasting inheritance.

Allan Halton preaches on the evidence of being born again, emphasizing the importance of love as the identifying characteristic of those who are moving in an eternal realm. The connection between eternal life and love is highlighted, showing that those born again walk in love and are sowing the eternal word of God. Despite the decay and futility in the world, there is hope that the creation will be delivered from corruption into the glory of the liberty of the children of God, all stemming from the primal motive of God's love.

Allan Halton preaches about the childlike faith and wonder we should have in God, using a touching story of his grandson finding a painted rock as a reminder of God's presence and love. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a believing heart and sense of wonder as we grow, highlighting God's wonderful nature and the purpose He has for each individual. Halton encourages his listeners to approach God with childlike faith and awe, trusting in His unfathomable wonders and eternal plan.

Allan Halton preaches on the importance of not growing weary in sowing to the Spirit, emphasizing that there is a specific season for the harvest ordained by God. He highlights the contrast between sowing to the Spirit and sowing to the flesh, pointing out the imminent harvest of corruption for those who persist in evil. Drawing from Psalms 27, he encourages believers to seek to dwell in the house of the Lord daily, finding refuge in the secret place of His tabernacle, which is the presence of God, especially in the face of the coming Evil Day.

Allan Halton preaches about the current state of the world, highlighting the increase of evil and instability, and the imminent harvest of evil that God will eradicate. He emphasizes the importance of sowing to the Spirit to reap everlasting life, encouraging believers not to grow weary but to continue planting seeds of God's word. Despite the chaos and wickedness in the world, there is hope in the promise that those who sow to the Spirit will reap a bountiful harvest.

Allan Halton addresses the skepticism surrounding annual prophecies, emphasizing the importance of discerning true prophetic words by testing and holding onto only what is good. He predicts great shakings in the coming year, both in the world and the church, as a sign of God's judgment and promise of an unshakable Kingdom. Halton reminds the audience of God's righteousness and impending judgment on evil, offering a message of salvation for those who fear the Lord amidst the impending shakings and darkness in the world.

Allan Halton reflects on the ancient stargazers who understood the heavenly signs announcing the birth of the Great King, emphasizing that the heavens speak a divine language that reveals wondrous messages from God. Drawing from Job and Psalms, he highlights how the stars and celestial bodies declare the glory of the Lord, showcasing His handiwork and wisdom. Halton marvels at the symbolism in the sky, portraying the moon as the church and the stars as her children, shining forth the glory of the Lord. He encourages humility and awe in recognizing God's mindfulness towards humanity, despite His vast creation and the promise of His future visitation.

Allan Halton preaches about the wondrous and sovereign workings of God in fulfilling ancient prophecies and orchestrating events to bring about the birth of Jesus, the promised Messiah. Through the journey of a young couple to Bethlehem, the appearance of a significant star, and the visit of the magi, God's eternal purpose is revealed with precision and majesty. This sermon highlights the continuous unfolding of God's great eternal plan, emphasizing the believer's part in glorifying Christ and being predestined for His glory.

Allan Halton preaches about living the life of the age to come in this present age, emphasizing the need to die to self and sow unto eternal life. He highlights the importance of being sold out for Christ, avoiding worldly traps, and being willing to suffer and face persecution for the Gospel. Halton urges Christians to partake in the fellowship of Christ's sufferings, emphasizing that true life is found in eternal life through partaking of Christ. He challenges believers to live according to the order of the age to come, even if it means conflict with the world, and to focus on eternal realities rather than earthly pleasures.

Allan Halton reflects on the grief and pain felt for the tragic loss of young lives, questioning the darkness and evil prevalent in this present age. He delves into the concept of two ages mentioned in the Bible - the current age ruled by darkness and evil, and the age to come characterized by light and righteousness. Halton emphasizes that God is actively working in this present age, planting seeds of the coming age through His children of light who live for the future kingdom of God. He points to Jesus as the Man from Another Age who initiated the Kingdom of God, bringing hope for the inevitable harvest and the separation of the righteous from the wicked at the end of the age.

Allan Halton addresses the tragic murder of four young people, emphasizing the darkness that engulfs the younger generation and the need for Christians to be the light in the world. He questions the purpose of life and the responsibility of believers to shine God's light in the midst of darkness, calling for a revival of true faith and a cry for God's mercy. Halton challenges individuals to examine if Jesus is truly the light of their lives and urges them to seek the righteousness and salvation found in Christ.

Allan Halton preaches on the importance of bearing one another's burdens, emphasizing the beautiful law of Christ where we carry each other's burdens, reflecting Christ's act of carrying our burdens on the Cross. He highlights the distinction between the heavy burdens of life and the God-given burden each of us is meant to carry in our Christian walk, drawing parallels to the Levites carrying the tabernacle through the wilderness. Halton encourages embracing our burdens as gifts from God, recognizing them as veiled manifestations of the glory of the Lord that will be unveiled in His perfect timing.

Allan Halton preaches about the powerful testimony of Jesus Christ that individuals like John on Patmos and the church in Corinth experienced. God's desire is for this testimony to be revealed in the church, where every member shines forth this pure testimony together as one Man. The Corinthian church had the testimony of Christ confirmed in their midst, with the manifestation of the Spirit and diverse spiritual gifts. The emphasis is on the need for a corporate testimony where every member is vitally involved in shining forth the light of Christ, leading to unity and the glory of the Lord's Name.

Allan Halton delves into the testimony of Jesus Christ as revealed in the book of Revelation, emphasizing how the Spirit of Christ enabled John to convict others of sin, leading to his exile on the isle of Patmos. The prophecy of The Revelation of Jesus Christ was given to John by God through an angel, who clarified that the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy. John's encounters with the angelic messenger highlight the importance of discerning between heavenly angels and human messengers, ultimately pointing to the shining forth of Jesus Christ through those who bear His testimony.

Allan Halton delves into the concept of the Testimony in the Old and New Covenants, emphasizing the shift from the Old Covenant Law to the New Covenant centered on Jesus Christ. He explores how the testimony of Jesus Christ is intertwined with the Word of God, highlighting the importance of having the Spirit of Christ within us to bear witness to Jesus. Halton challenges believers to reflect on whether they are truly manifesting the Testimony of Jesus Christ in their lives, as seen in the faithful witness of Jesus during His time on earth.

Allan Halton delves into the captivating phrase 'the testimony of Jesus Christ,' exploring its significance in both the Old and New Testaments. In the Old Covenant, the testimony was symbolized by the tabernacle of witness and the ark of the testimony containing the ten commandments, representing God's character and His expectations for His people. Despite Israel's inability to fully keep the Law, God provided a way for redemption through the New Covenant, where the testimony of God is now intertwined with the powerful Name of Jesus Christ.

Allan Halton preaches about the prevalent issue of idolatry among modern-day Christians, emphasizing that idolatry goes beyond physical objects to include the worship of self and covetousness. He highlights the danger of wanting Christ alongside worldly pursuits, leading to a divided heart. Halton calls for Christians to walk a holy walk, not legalistic but filled with the love of Jesus, which draws idolaters to the true God. He references a powerful poem that underscores the need to turn away from idols and fix our gaze on the unmatched beauty of Jesus.

Allan Halton challenges the congregation to reflect on the difference between a Christianity that coexists with worldly idolatry, like professional sports and entertainment, and a Christianity that completely separates from such pursuits. He contrasts the modern acceptance of bringing Jesus into these idolatrous arenas with the powerful revival in Wales in 1905, where the love of God so captivated hearts that people abandoned former idolatrous activities. Halton emphasizes the need to discern the idolatry present in professional sports and entertainment, urging believers to come out from among them and be separate, as temples of the living God.

Allan Halton preaches on the importance of focusing on eternal, unseen things rather than temporary, visible things. He emphasizes the need to consider and care for the needs and concerns of others, not just our own. By shifting our focus to the well-being of others, we experience liberation from self-centeredness and find victory in serving one another. Paul's commendation of Timothy as a selfless and caring individual serves as an example of seeking the things of Jesus Christ by genuinely caring for others.

Allan Halton preaches about the importance of keeping our focus on eternal, unseen realities rather than being consumed by temporal troubles and afflictions. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, he emphasizes the Greek word 'skopeo,' meaning to consider or heed carefully, urging believers to keep their spiritual faculties fixed on Jesus Christ and His heavenly kingdom. Halton challenges the congregation to live by faith in what cannot be seen, walking in the reality of Christ's triumph over sin, death, and evil, and allowing this heavenly perspective to guide their lives.

Allan Halton delves into the concept of the 'bondage of corruption' as described in the Bible, highlighting how it originated from a self-centered desire that led to the primal fault in both the physical universe and humanity. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the true meaning of 'corruption' and 'lust' in a biblical context, pointing to the divine nature of love as the remedy for this fault. Through the sacrificial love of Christ on the cross, the path to escaping corruption and embracing eternal life is paved by cultivating virtues that culminate in selfless love, mirroring the love of God and Jesus.

Allan Halton delves into the divine tension present in the Christian life, emphasizing the balance between God's sovereignty and man's responsibility. While Scriptures assure believers of their secure salvation and predestination, there is also a call for diligent discipline and active participation in working out one's salvation. The sermon highlights the importance of maintaining this tension to avoid spiritual ruin, drawing parallels to tending a garden that requires continual care and cultivation.

Allan Halton emphasizes the importance of continuing in faith and not being moved away from the hope of the Gospel, highlighting the presence of 'ifs' in the Bible that challenge believers to remain steadfast. He explores the concept of the New Covenant, which provides provision for believers' complete success through Jesus as our great high priest and the Holy Spirit as our Advocate. Halton encourages believers to tap into the Throne of Grace for the grace and provision needed to overcome trials and remain faithful, echoing the message of holding fast to confidence and rejoicing in hope until the end.

Allan Halton preaches about the day of recompense and vengeance, emphasizing that vengeance belongs to God alone and we must not take it into our own hands. He highlights the importance of maintaining faith and hope in the midst of trials, as our salvation is sure when we hold tightly to our faith. Halton encourages believers to be faithful in their watch, endure the trial of their faith, and anticipate the day when their salvation will be revealed in the glory of Christ.

Allan Halton preaches about the righteous recompense of God, emphasizing that those who trouble the righteous will face His vengeance, while those who endure patiently will receive rest and salvation. He highlights the connection between knowing God and obeying the Gospel of Jesus Christ, stating that through the Gospel, man comes to know God. God's recompense is just, rendering to each according to their works, whether trouble or rest. The day of vengeance is dreaded by the wicked but longed for by those who accepted God's salvation offer.