In this sermon, the preacher discusses the role of a prophet and the importance of listening to God's voice. The prophet in focus is described as having a fierce loyalty to God and a broken heart. The preacher emphasizes the need for making vows deliberately and intelligently before God, rather than in the heat of emotion. The sermon also touches on the question of who Jesus is, with various opinions being mentioned, but the preacher highlights the significance of Jesus as the Son of Man. Additionally, the preacher mentions the sin and impurity of the nation, leading to their impending bondage and eventual dispersal. However, there is hope as the prophet predicts the coming of Jesus Christ and his eternal reign. The sermon concludes with a thought-provoking question about God's knowledge of unborn babies and a lamentation over the millions of abortions that have taken place.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about being in an elevator with two women and feeling a sense of accountability. He emphasizes the importance of remaining accountable and understanding the consequences of our actions. The speaker also highlights the battle that takes place in our minds and the need to guard against weakness and temptation, particularly in the areas of leisure and sexuality. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of purity and the grace of God in preserving us.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of people turning away from their faith and the dangers of being influenced by the world. He uses the example of Demis, a trusted minister who abandoned Paul and the teachings of Christ. The preacher emphasizes the importance of staying focused on Jesus and not being distracted by the actions of others. He encourages the audience to be the true representatives of Christianity through their attitudes and interactions with others. The sermon concludes with a reminder that each individual is responsible for their own salvation and should not be swayed by the actions of others.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Malachi and the overall theme of revival and declension in the history of God's people. The Old Testament is seen as a revelation of how God's people had power but eventually lost it, leaving only a form of godliness. The speaker emphasizes the danger of having a form of godliness without the inward power and warns against compromise and worldliness. The sermon also references the last days, where it will be difficult to be a Christian due to people having a form of godliness but denying the inward power. The speaker connects this to the importance of following all the commandments of Jesus, as symbolized by the building of the wall in Jerusalem.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of unity, faith, purity, forgiveness, and selflessness in the church community. It calls for a commitment to flourishing in God's way, walking in the power of the Holy Spirit, and living for the benefit of others. The speaker urges the congregation to learn from past mistakes, embrace God's promises, and be faithful in prayer and service.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of trembling for the presence of God, using the story of Eli and his sons as a cautionary tale. It highlights the consequences of hidden sin and the need for obedience and righteousness in families and individuals to avoid spiritual defeat and leaving a negative legacy. The speaker urges self-examination, repentance, and a focus on building a consistent, faithful life that honors God and leaves a positive spiritual heritage.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of dealing with sin early, comparing it to a serpent that can lead us astray. He shares a tragic story of a young man who rebelled against God and ended up in a dangerous situation in the army. The preacher warns that self-deception can occur when we hear the word of God but fail to respond to it. He encourages the congregation to seek freedom, liberty, and power in their lives by diligently keeping their hearts focused on Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not taking the grace, wisdom, and power of God for granted. He highlights the need for individuals and nations to address moral and spiritual decline. The preacher uses examples from the Old and New Testaments to illustrate the consequences of sin and the importance of seeking God's forgiveness and guidance. He also warns against worldliness and encourages believers to live in a way that influences the world for God rather than being influenced by the world against God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of humility, teachability, and staying low before the Lord to avoid falling into moral failures or leading a double life. It highlights the need for genuine dependence on God's grace, prioritizing relationship with the Lord over ministry, maintaining open communication with one's spouse, and avoiding unhealthy patterns that can lead to destructive behaviors. The message underscores the significance of heeding warnings from God and being attentive to caution signs along the spiritual journey.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses his disillusionment with the world and its superficiality. He finds joy in seeing people come to Jesus with genuine hearts. The preacher emphasizes that the world system is deceptive and everyone is playing a game, putting on acts to impress each other. He believes that the Bible is meant to be understood and shares his own humble background, emphasizing that he is chosen by God's grace. The preacher encourages the congregation to love one another, reach out to others, and let their light shine, rather than being prideful or judgmental.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Abraham and how his faith was tested. The preacher highlights how Abraham's faith faltered when faced with pressure and uncertainty. Abraham made a questionable decision to protect himself and his wife by claiming she was his sister. The preacher emphasizes the importance of learning from Abraham's mistakes and being cautious not to let our own faith fail in times of difficulty. The sermon concludes with a reminder that every forward move in faith will be tested, and encourages listeners to trust in God's promises and remain steadfast in their faith.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of dying to the desire for wealth. He warns that those who desire to be rich often fall into temptation and harmful desires that lead to ruin and destruction. The love of money is described as the root of all kinds of evils, causing some to wander away from their faith. The preacher also shares a story of a man who had a near-death experience and was saved by God, highlighting the need for spiritual awakening and attentiveness to God's message. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's promise of welfare and a future filled with hope.

This sermon based on Daniel chapter 5, titled 'Evil is at the Gate,' emphasizes the consequences of pride and rebellion against God, drawing parallels to historical events like the fall of Babylon and the impact of slavery in America. The message urges listeners to humble themselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from wicked ways to push back darkness and bring about spiritual awakening in the nation.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of listening to God's word and following Jesus' example of overcoming temptation by running away from sin. It highlights the need to be cautious with relationships, money, and to live in the fear of the Lord throughout the day. The speaker encourages a lifestyle of constant listening to God's voice for wisdom and guidance in all situations.

This sermon emphasizes the dangers of falling into covetousness and pride, using the example of Balaam who was led astray by these sins. It highlights the importance of fleeing from the love of money and seeking to please God to avoid being deceived and falling into destruction. The message urges believers to be vigilant, self-judgmental, and to guard against the snares of the world, especially in relationships, by seeking to please God above all else.

This sermon delves into the importance of valuing fellowship with the Father above all else, learning to hate sin by treasuring this relationship. It explores the example of Jesus' willingness to break fellowship with the Father to ensure our eternal connection. The sermon also highlights the significance of being silent in the face of false accusations, drawing lessons from Jesus' response during his trial. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for humility and dependence on God, as seen through Peter's denial and subsequent repentance.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of staying rooted in the truth of God's Word, highlighting the reliability of the Bible through manuscript evidence, archaeological findings, and expert scrutiny. It addresses the dangers of drifting from truth and the significance of recognizing the transformative power of the Bible in contrast to mere reformation. The sermon also warns against pride and self-reliance, urging humility and dependence on God to avoid spiritual downfall.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his observations about the dangers that can hinder the work of God. He emphasizes the importance of unity and warns against the destructive power of disunity within ministries. The speaker also highlights the danger of becoming set in one's ways and allowing traditions to replace the leading of the Holy Spirit. He references a passage from Isaiah that calls for a cry to show God's people their transgressions and sins, emphasizing the need for self-examination and a willingness to change.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the destructive nature of pride, identifying it as the root cause of many personal and relational issues, including conflicts in marriages and workplaces. He uses the biblical figure Nimrod as an example of prideful rebellion against God, leading to the construction of the Tower of Babel, which ultimately resulted in confusion and division among people. Idleman warns that pride leads to foolish decisions and self-exaltation, urging listeners to embrace humility and recognize their dependence on God. He highlights the importance of weeping, working, and worshiping as means to combat pride and cultivate a humble spirit. The sermon concludes with a call to action for individuals to confront their pride and seek God's grace.

Shane Idleman addresses the destructive nature of pride in his sermon 'The Sin of Self Advancement - Puffed by Pride,' emphasizing that pride is often the root cause of personal and relational conflicts, addictions, and failures. He illustrates this through biblical examples, particularly focusing on Nimrod and the Tower of Babel, highlighting how self-exaltation leads to foolish decisions and ultimately to God's resistance. Idleman encourages humility as a remedy for pride, reminding the congregation that true advancement comes from God and that we must seek to serve others rather than ourselves. He concludes by urging listeners to recognize their pride and to humble themselves before God for true growth and grace.

John Chrysostom preaches about Jesus cleansing the temple, highlighting the importance of maintaining a pure and reverent worship space, and the consequences of turning a sacred place into a den of thieves. He emphasizes the Jews' refusal to recognize Jesus' authority despite His miracles and teachings, and how their lack of repentance contrasts with the belief of publicans and harlots. Chrysostom encourages listeners not to despair but to have faith in God's transformative power, using examples of individuals who turned from sin to righteousness, illustrating the possibility of redemption and the need for repentance and virtuous living.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes that holiness is often misunderstood; it is not a constant state of joy, freedom from temptation, infirmities, or afflictions. Instead, holiness is characterized by a pure heart and a deep relationship with God, allowing for growth and development even amidst trials. He illustrates that even holy figures like Jesus and Paul faced temptations and suffering, yet their holiness was defined by their love, patience, and perseverance through difficulties. Brengle concludes that true holiness is a state of conformity to God's nature, achieved through faith and the work of the Holy Spirit, leading to a life of peace and joy despite life's challenges.

E.A. Adeboye emphasizes the importance of learning from past failures and successes to achieve future goals. He highlights the need to identify strengths, sustain them, and prevent future failures by understanding the reasons behind past mistakes. Using the example of Daniel, he illustrates how maintaining spiritual disciplines and virtues can lead to greater success in the future. Adeboye urges believers to make amends, cut off negative influences, and humbly acknowledge past successes to secure victories ahead.

Thomas Reade preaches on the importance of watchfulness in the Christian life, emphasizing the constant need to be vigilant against the temptations of the enemy and the deceitfulness of sin. He highlights the falls of eminent saints like Noah, Lot, David, Solomon, Hezekiah, Peter, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and Aaron, showing the necessity of humility, self-distrust, and reliance on God's grace. Reade stresses the significance of watchfulness and prayer as the Christian's entrenchment against spiritual attacks, urging believers to remain steadfast in faith and obedience.

John Daniel Jones preaches about the importance of being sober and vigilant, using Peter's denial of Jesus as a cautionary tale. Despite receiving warnings from Jesus, Peter's confidence in his own courage and unwavering devotion to Jesus led to his downfall. This serves as a reminder for believers to not be overconfident in their own strength or devotion, but to always be on guard against the adversary, the devil, who seeks to devour those who are not watchful.