In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of ceaseless prayer and provides a six-fold request for believers to pray for one another. He encourages fathers and mothers to pray for their children and husbands and wives to pray for each other, believing that God will bring about transformation in their lives. The speaker also highlights the significance of living a life that is worthy of the Lord, reflecting the character and influence of Jesus Christ. He urges believers to consider the direction and quality of their lives, striving to make a lasting impact on others.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the gospel of the kingdom of God. He explains that the gospel not only saves us from the kingdom of Satan but also transforms us into kings and priests in the present. The preacher references Matthew 24:14, where Jesus states that the gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed to all nations before the end comes. He also shares the story of David and the ark of God, highlighting the lesson learned when they praised God with loud instruments but faced a disaster. Ultimately, the preacher encourages the congregation to learn from David's example and seek to understand the lessons God teaches them.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of persevering in prayer and not losing heart. He refers to a parable given by Jesus to demonstrate the need for continuous prayer. The speaker highlights Jesus as an example of complete submission to the will of the Father, emphasizing his ministry empowered by the Holy Spirit. He also discusses the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit for strength and obedience to God's commands, rather than trying to fulfill them in our own strength. The sermon concludes with a reference to a race to reach Jesus, symbolizing the urgency and determination needed in our pursuit of Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for the church to wake up and stand up in this critical hour of history. He highlights the seduction of worldly distractions like TV and video games, urging believers to focus on their calling and purpose. The speaker draws inspiration from the story of Moses, who endured 40 years in the wilderness and boldly confronted the king to free God's people. He emphasizes the importance of suffering and taking up one's cross in the present, rather than solely focusing on future rewards in heaven. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the church has a message for the broken and decaying world, and it is time to speak up or fold up.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for repentance and deep radical changes in the church and its leadership. They suggest that the current emphasis in the church is primarily on conservation rather than Apostolic outreach. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding and caring for the Jewish people, using the Holocaust as a warning for the Gentiles. They urge believers to bear fruit that remains and to ask the Father in the name of Jesus for their needs. The sermon references Romans 2:6-9 and Acts 1:1-2 to support these points.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer in everything we do in God's Church. He shares a personal anecdote about listening to an interview where the interviewee emphasized the significance of social prestige and networking. However, the preacher disagrees with this worldly perspective and asserts that prayer should be the foundation of all our actions. He references the fourth chapter of Philippians, specifically verse six, which encourages believers to be careful for nothing and to instead bring their concerns to God through prayer. The preacher also mentions the apostle Peter, who preached a powerful sermon that converted three thousand people, despite not having strong Greek language skills.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of persistent prayer. He uses the story of a man who goes to his friend's house at midnight to ask for three loaves of bread. Despite his friend initially refusing to help, the man persists and eventually receives what he needs. The preacher emphasizes that this story teaches us to keep asking, seeking, and knocking in prayer until we receive an answer from God. He also highlights that God desires to give good things to those who ask Him, and encourages believers to trust in the power of prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and its transformative power in people's lives. He shares his personal journey of learning about prayer and witnessing the positive impact it had on individuals. The speaker also highlights the significance of having fresh communion with God and encourages the audience to approach prayer with a genuine desire for connection. He then introduces a unique and striking portrayal of Jesus found in the Bible, where Jesus displays intense emotions by overturning tables and asserting his authority. The speaker suggests that this portrayal serves as a reminder of Jesus' power and ability to provide everything we need.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the profound need for faith and the power of prayer in the life of believers, reflecting on the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11. He acknowledges the struggles of the modern world and the emptiness of human systems, urging the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with God and to be filled with His Spirit. Ravenhill calls for a return to the glory of God, highlighting the importance of being captivated by His presence and the necessity of faith that acts in obedience to God's will. He challenges the church to move beyond mere rituals and to experience the transformative power of God in their lives, as exemplified by the faithful in Hebrews. Ultimately, he encourages believers to cultivate a hunger for God and to live out their faith boldly in a world desperate for hope.

Francis Chan emphasizes the transformative power of prayer as a means of walking in love, sharing his personal journey of experiencing God's love through answered prayers. He recounts various instances where God responded to his heartfelt cries, illustrating how prayer deepens one's relationship with God and fosters a sense of awe and gratitude. Chan encourages believers to prioritize their connection with God over mere ministry activities, highlighting that true strength comes from abiding in Him. He challenges the audience to reflect on their prayer lives and to seek a deeper, more intimate relationship with God, which ultimately leads to a fearless and fruitful life.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Mark and its fast-paced narrative of Jesus' life. He highlights the use of the word "immediately" to describe Jesus' actions and the busy nature of his ministry. The preacher emphasizes the importance of spending time alone with Jesus and developing a personal relationship with him. He also discusses the need for passion and sincerity in worship and preaching, using examples to illustrate the impact of genuine devotion to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and the need for believers to seek God's help and intervention in their lives. He highlights the example of the apostle Paul, who despite his strong faith and anointing, recognized the need for prayer and relied on the subordinate plan of God for deliverance. The speaker also addresses the dangers that Christians face, both externally and within their homes, such as ruin, separation, and divorce. He calls for a sense of desperation and a return to seeking God through prayer, rather than relying on human solutions or seeking advice from others. The sermon concludes with a reminder that prayer should not be selfish, but rather focused on the needs of others and the advancement of God's kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the high priestly prayer of Jesus in John 17. He emphasizes the need for believers to prioritize their anger and concern for things that align with God's will. The speaker also highlights the importance of living a spirit-filled life, which is characterized by fruitfulness and beauty. He mentions that the Gospel of John provides a unique perspective on Jesus' ministry, with a focus on miracles and the deeper meaning behind them. The speaker concludes by sharing a personal story of a man who experienced the joy and transformation of salvation.

B.H. Clendennen emphasizes that prayer is a form of spiritual warfare, drawing parallels between the distinctiveness of prayer and the evening sacrifice in the Old Testament. He reflects on his experiences in Vietnam, illustrating how prayer can rise above the chaos and darkness of life, much like the fragrance of incense amidst the stench of a fish market. Clendennen argues that true prayer requires total surrender and is essential for spiritual victory, as it is the primary battleground against the forces of evil. He warns that the enemy's greatest strategy is to undermine the prayer life of believers, as effective prayer is crucial for manifesting the life of Christ in the world. Ultimately, he calls for a return to fervent prayer as the means to combat spiritual darkness and fulfill the mission of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for a transformation in our hearts, minds, and spirits. He prays for God to plant a new heart in him and to give him a renewed mind and spirit. The speaker then focuses on the Lord's Prayer, specifically on the phrases "give us, forgive us, lead us, and deliver us." He warns against turning our relationship with God into a predictable and empty repetition, and instead encourages a genuine and spontaneous connection with the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's kingdom to come into our lives and for His will to be done.

J. Sidlow Baxter emphasizes the vital role of prayer in the Christian life, highlighting that true spiritual development and revival in churches depend on persistent and united prayer. He explains that prayer should be approached with faith, free from emotional distractions, and focused on interceding for others rather than self-centered requests. Baxter encourages believers to establish a consistent prayer life, utilizing anticipatory prayer and structured times of prayer to deepen their relationship with God. He concludes by asserting that making prayer the central focus of life will lead to divine order and greater effectiveness in all areas.

In this sermon, the preacher shares various anecdotes and experiences to emphasize the importance of committing our causes to God. He tells a story about a preacher from Argentina who came to Canada seeking revival but later blamed Democrats for his disappointment. The preacher then decides to teach a series on soul winning, but only two people show up for visitation, revealing their lack of genuine desire. This leads the preacher to conclude that what they truly need is a revival from God. He also highlights the story of Jacob wrestling with God and emphasizes the need to trust and seek God's blessings rather than seeking revenge or getting bitter. The sermon concludes with a mention of John the Baptist's prayerful life in the desert before God revealed his ministry to him.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Daniel and the experiences of the prophet Daniel. The speaker highlights Daniel's three-week period of mourning, during which he abstained from pleasant food and anointed himself. On the twenty-fourth day of the first month, Daniel sees a vision of a man clothed in linen, with a majestic appearance and a voice like a multitude. The speaker emphasizes the role of the archangel Michael in helping this angel overcome the prince of the kingdom of Persia to deliver a message to Daniel. The sermon concludes with the angel explaining that he has come to make Daniel understand the vision, and Daniel expresses his weakness and sorrow in response.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of restoring the glory of God in the church. He criticizes the current state of the church, describing it as having a cheap and shallow understanding of God. The speaker calls for a return to reverence, worship, and deep presence in the church, as well as a restoration of the New Testament pattern. He warns against imitating worldly and backslidden churches and urges repentance and a renewed focus on God's glory. The speaker also highlights the need for a generation of young people to experience the true presence of God and calls for a transformation in the Christian and missionary alliance to reflect a more spiritual and authentic Christianity.

In this sermon, Dr. James Stewart emphasizes the importance of having both a vision and a strategy from God. He believes that God not only gives us a vision but also provides a strategy to accomplish it. Dr. Stewart shares his experience of interviewing potential missionaries and emphasizes the significance of prayer in their lives. He believes that a strong prayer life is essential for staying true to the message and method of God's work. Dr. Stewart concludes by sharing a story of a man who prayed for God's guidance and received a revelation about his mission.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the fall of man and its consequences. He emphasizes that when Adam and Eve sinned, they lost their privilege to live on earth permanently and were only given a brief time here. The preacher also mentions a vision of a new heaven and earth where there will be no more pain or suffering. He encourages believers to find comfort in the promise of Christ's return and not to fear death, as it is a transition to eternal life.

Richard Wurmbrand emphasizes the profound nature of prayer, contrasting prayers from the depths, which often focus on personal needs and desires, with prayers from the heights that seek God's will and the well-being of others. He illustrates this through the Hebrew term 'Hoshana,' meaning 'please help,' and encourages believers to move beyond self-centered prayers to a place of self-denial and communal concern. Wurmbrand shares personal experiences from his time in prison, highlighting the importance of seeing others' needs and suffering, and the transformative power of prayer that transcends individual ego. He calls for a collective approach to prayer, urging the congregation to embrace a spirit of unity and compassion, reflecting the heart of Jesus in their supplications. Ultimately, Wurmbrand's message is a call to elevate our prayers to align with God's purposes and to love others as Christ loves us.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the current state of the church and how it is being taken advantage of by politicians and those seeking personal gain. He emphasizes the need for the church to be restored and revived, so that it can be a powerful force for God. The preacher then focuses on the topic of prayer, using three texts from the Bible to highlight its importance. He encourages the congregation to pray fervently and without ceasing, emphasizing the effectiveness of the prayers of a righteous person. The preacher also expresses his love for young people but criticizes the older generation for not truly knowing and experiencing God, leading to a lack of respect from the youth.

George Verwer emphasizes the power of prayer as a vital weapon in spiritual warfare, urging believers to engage deeply in personal and communal prayer. He recounts the story of a devoted woman who prayed for 17 years for a high school, illustrating how her faith and intercession led to significant spiritual impact. Verwer stresses that prayer must be motivated by love and sincerity, warning against the dangers of seeking human recognition in prayer. He encourages listeners to cultivate a genuine prayer life, focusing on God's glory rather than personal accolades, and to recognize the urgency of prayer in fulfilling the Great Commission. Ultimately, he calls for a return to the foundational practice of prayer as the means to achieve God's purposes in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of waiting on the Lord and spending quality time in prayer. He shares a personal story of a friend who dedicated hours to prayer and gained deep insight into God's works. The speaker encourages listeners to abandon their busy agendas and prioritize time with God. He also highlights the need for fervent and diligent prayer, citing the example of Epaphras in Colossians 4:12.