In the video, a listener shares her realization that she needs to be more involved in her husband's efforts to evangelize his family. She was inspired by a radio sermon that emphasized the importance of saving souls over material possessions. Another listener shares how reading a banned book about James Hudson Taylor ignited a desire to be a true Christian and fulfill the responsibility of spreading the word of God. The video also mentions a sermon by J. Vernon McGee on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, which will be aired in two parts.

This sermon focuses on Paul's criteria for what is useful in the church, emphasizing the importance of edification and building up the covenant community. Paul's key question throughout Corinthians is whether actions edify and contribute to the growth of the church. Various Bible verses from 1 Corinthians are highlighted to illustrate the emphasis on edification, orderly conduct in spiritual gifts like tongues and prophecy, and the role of women in doctrinal teaching within the church.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of using spiritual gifts to serve others in the body of Christ. It highlights the need for believers to seek anointing and guidance from God, focusing on building up the church and blessing others through various manifestations of the Spirit. The message encourages repentance from laziness, cultural hindrances, and traditions that may obstruct the work of God in the church, urging believers to actively participate in edifying the body of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young man named Jeff who boldly approached a Greek Orthodox priest in a supermarket to inquire about the meaning of the cross. Despite causing a slight disruption, Jeff's actions were driven by a holy boldness and a desire to witness for Christ. The speaker then goes on to discuss the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit, referencing Ephesians 5:18. He emphasizes the need to constantly be filled with the Spirit and highlights the actions that should accompany this filling, such as speaking, singing, thanking, and submitting. The speaker also encourages listeners to be diligent in the work that God has assigned to them and to find contentment in it, as God's guidance often comes when we are busy fulfilling our responsibilities.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of exercising spiritual gifts in the context of the corporate gathering. They emphasize the need for order and understanding in the manifestation of these gifts. The speaker acknowledges that their interpretation and theology are not foolproof, but they draw from their experiences in the charismatic renewal movement and teaching on this topic globally. They also mention the concept of seeing things dimly in the present, but having faith in what will be fully known when Jesus returns.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of praying for and uplifting the people around us. He encourages the audience to ask God for words to build up others. The sermon is based on 1 Corinthians 14, which discusses the functioning of the body of Christ and the importance of each individual part working together for the growth and edification of the church. The speaker warns against tearing others down and emphasizes the need to build each other up in love, especially in the current culture of tearing people down in politics and media.

In this sermon, the speaker shares two personal experiences related to the prophetic ministry. The first experience involves a woman named Joanna who unexpectedly starts speaking in tongues during a meeting. The speaker is initially confused and unsure of what to do, but prays for her and leaves the situation open-ended. Later, another student named Roger approaches the speaker and reveals that he heard Joanna speaking in tongues. The speaker realizes the importance of pursuing love, pushing past passivity, and proposing humbly when sharing prophetic words. The sermon emphasizes the need to strive for excellence in building up the church and to seek understanding through the metaphor of seeing dimly in a mirror. The speaker also highlights the importance of learning how to hear from the Lord and taking action based on what is perceived. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the need for particularity in prophetic ministry, where specific messages are given to prepare for spiritual battles.

Samuel Chadwick preaches about the Holy Spirit being a gift Himself, with various gifts given to believers for the perfecting of the saints and the edifying of the Body of Christ. He emphasizes the diversities of gifts, administrations, operations, and manifestations of the Spirit, highlighting that each person receives gifts according to their sanctified nature and ability. Chadwick discusses the distinctiveness of spiritual gifts from natural talents and the Fruit of the Spirit, pointing out that while gifts are for service, fruit is for character.