Dr. John Hartmann

Joshua 1:1-8 serves as the base for this stirring exhortation and instruction to hold fast to the promises & commands of God’s Word as we go forth with God to take hold of the inheritance He has promised.

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Dr. John Hartmann provides an overview of the Old Testament from the time of Joshua to Jesus.

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Genuine faith requires obedience. One can monitor their level of faith by there level of obedience. Typically when faith wanes, obedience wanes too. The account of Abraham reveals that a life of faith begins with a revelation of God in which God apprehends you. A response of faith required on your part. A series of […]

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False security is contrasted with authentic righteousness by Dr. John Hartmann in this poignant message taken from Jeremiah 7.  God’s message through Jeremiah, John the Baptist, and Jesus Christ echo throughout human history to the present time. Human tendency is to take solace in the external forms of righteousness while neglecting the actual deeds Almighty God calls all people to obey. […]

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Using a rhetorical device of a question arising from God’s heart saying “What can I bless?”, a prophetic indictment is delivered to shatter the placid mindsets that have grown accustomed to blatant rebellion against God and His clearly articulated commands.

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Joshua 1:1-9 serves as the foundation text in this instructive exhortation to embrace the life of a servant. Joshua and Jesus are held out as examples of the blessing and freedom that accompanies servants that work as unto the Lord. Understanding is imparted as to the magnificent beauty of a community of people who embrace […]

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This is a poignant outcry from God’s Word. Dr. Hartmann expounds the similarities between Israel and America in this message that resonates with prophetic clarity. The Biblical foundation is rooted in Jeremiah 6. Related passages include Proverbs 14:36, Romans 2:12-16, Deuteronomy 28, Malachi 1:10-11, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Hosea 14, Daniel 9.

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[display_podcast] God has not forgotten you is the title of this teaching. It is taken from Psalm 13 where David commands his chief musician to write accompanying music for the prayer. The words “how long” occur four times in the first two verses, indicating a long and challenging wait upon God to answer. By crying out […]

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[display_podcast] Jeremiah 5:20-31 lays the ground work for this expose on the heart of much of American Christianity.  A call for serious action. Preached at LWCF on 12-23-2007

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Dr. Hartmann opens with Luke 18:1-8 and elucidates the necessity of persevering prayer. Preached at LWCF on 12-16-2007.

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