William Branham left behind 1,206 recorded sermons preached between 1947 and 1965. This is my own slow, sermon-by-sermon study of that body of work, close readings, historical context, and reflection questions, written up as I read and listen through them. It's not part of my author catalog; it's personal study I'm sharing as I go, in whatever order I happen to get to a given sermon. The master index below tracks every sermon that exists, so the full scope of the project is visible from day one, whether I've studied ten of them or a thousand.
57-0420 · April 20, 1957
Preached on the silent Saturday between the cross and the empty tomb, on what Christ was actually doing while the body lay still.
57-0419 · April 19, 1957
Preached at the very hour of the crucifixion, on what one sacrifice, offered once, actually finished for good.
64-0719M · July 19, 1964
A message he almost didn't preach, on why the seven trumpets of Revelation belong to Israel, not the church.
62-0513M · May 13, 1962
Not charisma or claims, but whether the Word of God actually comes to a man and is vindicated.
57-0418 · April 18, 1957
Blood on the doorposts, bread eaten in haste, and a household already girded for the road.
62-1014M · October 14, 1962
A seven-course pyramid built from 2 Peter 1:5–7, and the capstone that was never set in place until the Spirit brings it down as Love.
65-1125 · November 25, 1965
Preached a month before his death, opening in grief for another man's passing, and teaching that the Bride's union with the Word is happening right now.
59-1115 · November 15, 1959
Alone in the Indiana woods, the squirrels that weren't there a moment before, and the change the Prophet had been watching for since the vision of the little house.
47-1123 · November 23, 1947
A second silent visit from the Angel, a wilderness series building toward the Blood, and a blind baby healed the same afternoon it was preached about.
58-0928E · September 28, 1958
The Prophet's revelation of the two seeds, the serpent of Eden, the true origin of Cain, and why the field still divides that way today.
57-0417 · April 17, 1957
A homecoming sermon at Branham's own tabernacle, reading an eyewitness earthquake, Israel, and the Cold War's atomic clock as signs of the end.
47-1102 · November 2, 1947
Branham's own account of the room, the star, and the figure who commissioned his healing ministry, plus two claims of foreknowledge he invited the crowd to test on the spot.
47-1100X · Circa November 1947
A rare, informal recording from Arizona, trumpet solos, hog-hunting stories, and a few words from Branham's wife Meda. Not a sermon, but worth studying anyway.
47-0412 · April 12, 1947
Branham's case that faith isn't a feeling you work up, but a direct, positive kind of knowing, a "sixth sense" as real as sight or touch.
All 1,206 messages, searchable by title and filterable by year. Studied sermons are highlighted and linked; everything else is on the list for later.
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