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How far would you go to help a soul in trouble? Jesus showed us how far we should go in the story of the Good Samaritan. This sermon will challenge you to check the reality of your experience with God.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is the great hope of the church. In that He rose from the dead, we who have put our trust in Him for salvation will also rise from the dead unto eternal life. This is a hope we must not let go of, but we must live in such as way as to be ready for that great day.

God has made abundant provision for every person to be blessed — both in the here and now and for all eternity. But it is possible to be destroyed for lack of knowledge.

The book of Proverbs abounds with wisdom, knowledge and instruction that will steer you away from evil and teach you how to live a godly, prosperous life. As you allow the Word of God to enter your heart and control your life, discretion — that is, the quality of being cautious, careful and sensible — shall keep you.

Excerpts from several of Pastor Wayne Dailey's sermons and testimonies, given as a testimonial to his godly life, with a desire to inspire you to go deeper in your walk with the Lord and to live a life for the glory of God. (Pastor Dailey went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, November 13, 2011. He was 82 years old.)

God showed great mercy to David when he had sinned. This should encourage us to look to Him for the same mercy if we sin. We must seek repentance and forgiveness when we fail God, and we may also need to make things right with people. The fruit of it all is peace and assurance within.

In this first epistle, the apostle John deals with one of the most important issues in the Bible, and the most important issue that affects us personally: our eternal destiny. Why would John address this letter to people who had already professed faith in Jesus Christ? He wanted them to examine themselves — as he would us — to make sure they really possessed what they professed. Whether you're a Christian or not, it will be well worth your time to go through this Bible study carefully and prayerfully. It consists of six lessons plus quizzes, both of which can be done online or printed.

In the 1970s, the Lord took Pastor Wayne Dailey aside for a period of time and opened up to him Scriptures concerning the last days. The teaching presented in these seven messages came out of that time of visitation and is perhaps more relevant today than it was then.

These messages have been updated to include events that have occurred since the messages were first written: events which fulfill biblical prophecies concerning the last days.

Part 1: This message looks at the Antichrist and how he will impact Israel, the church and the rest of the world. It addresses when the rapture of the church will occur relative to the Great Tribulation and instructs us on how to be ready — and not left behind — when Christ returns for His church.

Part 2: Jesus said that as it was in the days of Noah, so it would be when He returned. This message compares the conditions in Noah's day to those of our day. Back then, God judged the world by flood. Soon, God will bring judgment on this world by fire. But as God made a way of escape for people in Noah's day, He has made one for us today. It's up to us to take advantage of it.

Part 3: Jesus also compared the last day conditions to the time of Lot, when God destroyed the people of Sodom for their wickedness and Lot nearly lost his life. This message looks at the conditions of Lot's day and the bad choices Lot made. They serve as a warning for us so we can escape the pending judgment of God in our day.

Part 4: A comprehensive look at Jesus' prophetic words concerning the last days; also at the fulfillment of those words, as evidenced by the events that have occurred since those words were spoken. It is critical for us to be ready for Jesus' second coming, which could happen at any time.

Part 5: This message provides a detailed description of the Antichrist and his activities. The Abomination of Desolation, the little horn, the beast with seven heads and ten horns, and the mark of the beast are all examined. This message also explains why the world — and multitudes in the church — will be deceived and ensnared by Antichrist to their own destruction.

Part 6: Mystery Babylon, the great whore, the beast, the woman sitting upon it, the seven heads, the ten horns, the city set on seven mountains: These are some of the mysteries that are found in the Book of Revelation and explained in this message.

Part 7: The rapture (catching away) of the church out of a sin-filled world by Jesus Christ comes just before the Day of the Lord, a time of unprecedented calamities followed by final judgment with fire.