In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of making a difference in the world and not living a self-consumed life. They urge listeners to not let the sun go down without touching someone's soul or bringing the love of God into someone's life. The speaker shares their personal experience of someone coming into their life with the sole objective of leading them to God, and encourages listeners to do the same for others. They emphasize that every believer has a calling from God to break the strongholds of sin and darkness and bring others into the freedom of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of doing everything out of love, as God himself is love. He highlights that without God, our actions are irrelevant. The preacher encourages the congregation to walk in love, just as Christ did, and to have the same love that He had. The sermon also addresses the tests of love, such as being kind, not being jealous, not bragging or being arrogant, and not seeking one's own interests. The preacher reminds the listeners that love does not keep a record of wrongs and encourages them to live a life that is a sweet aroma to God and a blessing to others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of reviving the gift of God within oneself. He encourages Timothy not to be ashamed of the testimony of the Lord and highlights the three stages of faith: the blood of the Lamb, the word of testimony, and surrendering oneself to the cross. The speaker also emphasizes the need for believers to lay down their lives for others, just as Christ laid down his life for us. Additionally, he emphasizes the significance of sharing the message of Christ with others and how it is essential for maintaining a deep walk with God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story set in first century Christianity, where an elder is thrown into prison by the Roman guard. The speaker then reflects on his experiences in the third world, where prisons were harsh and survival depended on receiving basic necessities from the outside. The speaker also mentions his own mission work and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing family and children over worldly achievements. He urges the audience to have a mission-minded mindset and to seek truth, as it is the only thing that can fix broken lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the different forms of doubt that Christians may experience. He identifies seven families of doubt, including doubt from ingratitude, a faulty view of God, weak foundation, lack of commitment, lack of growth, unruly emotions, and hidden conflicts. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being aware of and addressing these doubts in order to resolve them. He also highlights the need to focus on the gospel and keeping oneself in the love of God, as well as the assurance provided in the doxology found in the book of Jude.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life focused on Christ rather than material possessions. He references the teachings of John Wesley, who advocated for making money, saving money, and giving money, but also warned against accumulating wealth. The speaker highlights the need for purity of heart and single-minded devotion to God, as double-mindedness is a result of impurity. He also emphasizes the importance of demonstrating love through actions, rather than just words, and the significance of true fellowship with God and other believers. The sermon concludes with a question about whether Jesus needs friends, suggesting that friendship with Jesus is a privilege and opportunity for believers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of listening to God's voice and understanding what is in God's heart. It highlights the need to have a desire to know God's heart towards us and others, focusing on building a holy place for God to dwell in our hearts, homes, and churches. The message encourages humility, brokenness, and trembling at God's word as essential qualities to build God's house.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of examining our motives in all aspects of life, including how we dress, use our time, spend money, and make decisions. It challenges listeners to align their actions with God's Word and to ensure that their motives are driven by a desire to glorify God and love others, rather than by worldly desires or selfish pleasures. The message encourages a lifestyle of thoughtful consideration and intentional choices that reflect a heart devoted to God.

In this video, the speaker discusses how North Korean propaganda songs have been transformed by Christians into messages for God's people. The first song, originally praising the Communist Party and the country, is reinterpreted to emphasize following the Lord and living only for Him. The second song, renamed "Song of Faith," focuses on the unchanging love, hope, and faith shared among believers, even in difficult times. The speaker expresses admiration for the creativity and boldness of North Korean believers and encourages listeners to pray for God's work in North Korea and in their own lives.

This sermon delves into the importance of understanding and applying the teachings from 1 Corinthians, emphasizing the need to overcome temptations, maintain purity in relationships, and operate in the gifts of the Holy Spirit within the context of love and unity in the body of Christ. It highlights the significance of running away from immorality, the purpose of marriage as a protection, the need for self-control and faithfulness, the value of surrendering individual gifts for the benefit of the church, and the essential role of love in all aspects of Christian life and ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for more discipline in the lives of believers. He encourages the audience to have more love, more vision, and more discipline in their faith and actions. The speaker also highlights the lack of generous giving among God's people and calls for a visionary and sacrificial approach to giving. He urges the audience to consider dedicating two years of their lives to serving God and mentions specific needs for accountants and motor mechanics in their ministry work.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of Christian stewardship, specifically focusing on the stewardship of finances. The speaker acknowledges that it is a difficult subject to talk about, as it implies that the person speaking has fully given everything to the Lord. However, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not turning away from this topic, as it is part of our stewardship according to the word of God. The speaker references Hebrews 13:5 and Corinthians 6:19-20 to highlight the idea that as holy priests, we should not only offer sacrifices of praise to God but also communicate and do good as part of our worship. The speaker challenges the audience to reflect on their own worship and giving, emphasizing the responsibility to minister to the things of the Lord as stewards of what He has given us.

Thomas Reade preaches about Paul's description of Christian charity, emphasizing the importance of love as the fruit of faith in a crucified Redeemer. He highlights the all-encompassing nature of love in the Christian system and the need for churches to be united in love, rather than allowing jealousy and mistrust to divide them. Reade urges self-examination based on Paul's teachings, emphasizing the necessity of humility, sincerity, and prayer to detect hidden sins and strive for personal holiness through the grace of God.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of spreading love and joy to others, whether we are blessed or sad, emphasizing the impact of our attitudes on those around us. She highlights the unkindness of spreading negativity and the beauty of bringing sunshine into the lives of others, even when we are facing darkness ourselves. Tileston encourages hiding our pains while using them as motivation to show kindness and humor to those around us, allowing the spirit of Jesus to shine through us.

Denny Kenaston preaches about the importance of having a vision for raising godly children, emphasizing the need for a vision written upon the heart by God's finger. He highlights the significance of not just knowing what to do in raising children, but having a spiritual vision where the Spirit of God writes His will upon the tables of our hearts. Through a detailed study of Psalms 144, he explores the Old Testament context of war and the desire for a peaceful society, illustrating the need for fathers to come home from battle to guide their families and take care of their homes. The sermon delves into various Old Testament pictures of a godly home, such as nurtured plants, polished stones, and olive plants, emphasizing the importance of nurturing, training, and discipling children from a young age. Denny Kenaston challenges the congregation to pay the price, make sacrifices, and change priorities to raise children who will be a mighty influence in the world.