This sermon delves into the topic of speaking in tongues and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes the importance of desiring spiritual gifts, especially the gift of prophecy, and the need for understanding and interpreting tongues for edification in the church. The speaker shares personal experiences and biblical insights on the manifestation of speaking in tongues, praying in the Spirit, and worshiping in the Spirit, highlighting the balance between these gifts and the significance of building up the church through proper use of spiritual gifts.

This sermon discusses the role of prophetic words in the church, emphasizing the importance of genuine messages from God that edify, encourage, and align with Scripture. It explores the cautious yet open approach to receiving prophetic words, highlighting instances where God used individuals to speak into others' lives for healing and guidance. The sermon encourages a healthy balance of discernment and openness to the Holy Spirit's leading in prophetic ministry within the church.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by emphasizing the importance of believing in God's word without seeing. They then shift the focus to the topic of healing, acknowledging the prevalence of healing claims in today's media. The speaker highlights the need for a balanced view of healing based on the Word of God. They also share a personal story about a promise of healing found in Psalm 91 and discuss the availability of the Bible in different countries. The sermon concludes by mentioning the purpose of signs, wonders, and gifts of the Holy Spirit in confirming the gospel message and suggesting that the need for signs may have passed with the completion of the New Testament.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Ephesians chapter 4, verse 7, which talks about how every believer is given grace according to the measure of the gift of Christ. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus, after ascending to heaven, also descended to the lower parts of the earth. The sermon highlights the gifts that Christ has given to the church, including apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. The preacher shares a personal story of someone who experienced the baptism of the Spirit and spoke in tongues, leading to a newfound joy and love for the Lord.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the significance of the gift of speaking in tongues, asserting that it is a perfect gift from God, who never changes and knows the needs of the church. He addresses the controversies surrounding this gift, encouraging believers to adhere strictly to Scripture and understand that not all believers will possess this gift, as it is distributed by the Holy Spirit as He wills. Poonen highlights the importance of love in the exercise of spiritual gifts and warns against the misuse and misunderstanding of tongues in church settings. Ultimately, he calls for a focus on the power of the Holy Spirit and a deep devotion to Christ over the pursuit of specific gifts.

G.H. Lang delves into the history of the Brethren and the modern Movement associated with speaking in tongues, aiming to provide a comprehensive and accurate account. He shares little-known facts and reflections on the Movement, highlighting the importance of understanding its origins and development. Lang emphasizes the need to approach the subject with an open mind, presenting various sources and personal experiences to shed light on the Movement's evolution. Despite acknowledging the legitimacy of speaking in tongues, he raises concerns about certain practices and manifestations within the Movement, urging believers to discern between the genuine work of the Spirit and potential deceptions.