Pastor Frank Hampton Jr. Sermons

Prepared Unto Every Good Work

After a certain length of time being saved, we should get to the point where we are prepared for any assignment for which God needs us. Our lives should be such that anywhere and any time we can spring into action for God. This is the least we can do for God, and we owe it to the saints and to our own soul.
Date: 10/18/1981

I Am Black

God works is seasons. If we do not move when God is prompting us to move, then we will just miss what He is doing. Trying to move when God is not moving is like planting seeds after the harvest is past. It is very important to move while the door of opportunity is open: if we wait too late, we are liable to fall into a state of despair, blackness, hopelessness.
Date: 8/1/1990

Because Thou Hast Left Thy First Love

God can tolerate anything but a lack of love. Refuse to fall victim to the cold, nonchalant, and apathetic Laodicean environment. Stay intimate with God, sensitive to His Spirit’s call, and obedient to His Word.
Preached on February 17, 1982.

The Latitude of Satan

The question may be asked, "how far can the Satan go?" The answer: the devil can go as far as you let him. If you submit yourself to God and resist the devil, he will flee from you! But if you let the enemy continue to advance upon your mind or body, he will keep on going until he consumes you. The enemy will go as far as you let him, and he will work exploit to the fullest anything you give him. Let us not be ignorant of Satan's devices!
Date: 12/27/2003 (Springfield, OH)

Don't Let Him Get Started

"Every mans downfall started with a suggestion from the devil". Once Satan is our ear, it's no casual thing getting him out; so we'd be best off not letting him get started at all. Keep a ready violent rebuke, watch, and pray. 
Date preached not found. 

Acts 5 - Bible Study

In the year of 1982, Pastor Hampton and the congregation in Jackson were journeying in Bible study through the book of Acts. On this particular evening, Pastor Hampton was burdened. The saints in the book of Acts started off on fire, but so soon that level of glory began to wane. Many people have similar experiences in salvation: they get to a place in God where they have genuine glory and a connection with God, but for some reason they relax, and let it slip. If you have this glory, do all to keep it; if you have lost it, then do whatever is necessary to recapture it!
Date: 10/1/1982

Are You Ready for the Journey?

Along this way of salvation, we could face anything. Therefore we must so settle it in our hearts, so count the cost that every adversity that stands in our path is viewed simply as part of the cost. We will not make it by our own strength; only the strength of God Himself will take us through. But it is up to us to eat everything God feeds us so we can be in position to receive that strength.
Date Preached: 4/11/1983

The Aftermath of Sin

We make the decision, God determines the consequence. We make the choice, God enforces its' implications. Knowing that it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God, let us walk worthy of the vocation wherewith we are called.
Preached on October 15, 1981. 

Being Led of the Spirit

Often the Spirit leads in paths that are contrary to the flesh, paths that are uncomfortable. God does this to prepare you for the task ahead. Many people are lost and confused today because they did not follow the Spirit's leading. Not only is it crucial to obey the Spirit when He speaks, but even before then you must get into a position where you can and are willing to obey no matter where He leads.
Date Preached: 11/29/1981

If Jesus Came To Your House

Would Jesus feel welcome at your house? Would radical changes need to be made for Jesus to feel comfortable in your house? If He walked in, would you treat Him with greater honor than the influential people you look up to?
Take careful retrospective inventory of your life as you experience this soul searching message. 
Preached on October 28, 1981.