In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story of their upbringing in a small Methodist church and the tragic loss of their father at a young age. They emphasize the importance of being born again and the guidance of the Holy Spirit in their life. The speaker then transitions to introducing Catherine Cooleman, a woman who exemplifies the virtues and compassion of Jesus Christ. They describe her as a handmaiden of God and share how her story has impacted and inspired many to believe in miracles.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of maintaining a passionate love for Christ. He expresses concern for those who have drifted away from their initial fervor and invites them to come forward for prayer. The speaker emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in teaching and guiding believers. He also highlights the need to trust in God's faithfulness and to praise Him in times of trouble. The sermon concludes with a reminder to not be afraid, but to have faith and give thanks to the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being perfect and thinking in alignment with God's word. He mentions that those who reason differently will face consequences from God. The preacher also introduces the concept of three models: being forward and backward, doing God's will alone, and being a jealous lover of God. He talks about the need for a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit and a return to New Testament Christianity. The sermon concludes with a reminder that true worship and service to God do not require fancy equipment or gadgets, but rather a sincere heart and a willingness to pray.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the anticipation and hope that Christians have for the return of Jesus Christ. The congregation is encouraged to eagerly await His appearance and to be ready for His coming. The preacher highlights the power of the Holy Spirit in converting hearts and emphasizes the need for the Spirit to be poured out on the church. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the church to be filled with men who are filled with the Holy Spirit and fire.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of receiving the word of God and allowing it to transform our lives. He encourages the audience to turn away from worldly idols and instead turn to the living and true God. The preacher highlights the power of God's word, stating that it not only brings assurance but also has the ability to heal and sanctify. He also discusses the contrast between the world's false promises of joy and the true joy found in following God's truth. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the future transformation that awaits believers, as their bodies will be fashioned like Christ's glorified body.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the ministry of Christ in the world. He highlights that as believers, we are vessels through which Christ ministers to the spiritual needs of others. The speaker encourages the audience to read the letter to the Galatians and reflect on the distinction between the ministry of Christ and our own efforts. He concludes by acknowledging our weaknesses as human vessels but reminds us that we carry the treasure of Christ within us.

The sermon transcript discusses the joy in heaven when a lost sheep is found and when sinners repent. It emphasizes the joy and celebration among the angels and saints in heaven when someone turns to God. The sermon also mentions the importance of studying the Bible and seeking God's message in the text. It concludes by highlighting the eternal joy and service of the people of God in heaven, never growing weary or hoarse with music.

This sermon emphasizes the joy and fulfillment found in investing in God's Kingdom, highlighting the journey of a missionary who experienced God's faithfulness and breakthroughs in various missions. It encourages believers to seek the anointing of the Holy Spirit, to be open to God's revelations, and to actively participate in God's work to be part of the overcoming church of Jesus Christ in the last days.

In this sermon, the speaker shares three significant experiences from their life story. The first experience was when they were saved by God during an open-air meeting. Although they didn't immediately find peace, they felt a strong calling to share the message of God. The second experience involved a moment of doubt and questioning their ministry, but they ultimately decided to obey God's call and serve as a missionary. The third experience involved a conversation with their daughter, who expressed a desire to talk with them. The speaker eagerly agreed to have a conversation with their daughter.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a genuine relationship with God through the Holy Spirit. He challenges the audience to examine whether they truly have the Spirit of God dwelling within them. The speaker also discusses the cost of following God's revelations and how it may require sacrificing worldly achievements and prestige. He shares his personal journey of learning to trust God's word and growing in faith. The sermon highlights the need to surrender our minds and academic interpretations to fully experience God's power and wisdom.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of constantly seeking newness of life in our spiritual journey. He encourages the congregation to let go of old knowledge and be open to learning afresh every time they come to God. The preacher also highlights the need for a heart that allows God to work and a soul that does not accuse or put God on the spot. He reminds the listeners of God's love and the assurance that He will freely give us all things. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the power of intercession and the importance of speaking fewer words and relying on the insistence of the Holy Spirit.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the end-time church, highlighting the church's need to embrace its bridal identity and engage in intercession. He explains that the Spirit and the Bride will cry out for Jesus to come, reflecting a deep unity and urgency for His return. Bickle outlines a fourfold revelation of Jesus that awakens the church to its mission and identity, urging believers to align with the Spirit's intercessory work. He asserts that this prophetic call is crucial for the church to experience a powerful breakthrough and victory in the midst of spiritual conflict. Ultimately, the message is about cultivating an active intimacy with Jesus as the Bridegroom, leading to a transformative relationship with God.

R.A. Torrey emphasizes the significance of recognizing the Holy Spirit as a divine person, worthy of worship and adoration. He argues that understanding the Holy Spirit's personality transforms our relationship with Him from seeking to use Him as a power to allowing Him to guide and use us according to His will. Torrey outlines the characteristics of the Holy Spirit, including knowledge, will, and love, and stresses the importance of treating Him as a personal friend and helper in our spiritual journey. He concludes that true Christian living involves a conscious fellowship with the Holy Spirit, leading to a life filled with joy, power, and purpose.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the profound partnership believers have with Jesus Christ, highlighting that we are called into fellowship with Him in His redemptive work and glory. This partnership assures us that Christ's interests are our own, and we can rely on His resources to meet our needs. Meyer encourages believers to recognize their bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit and to build their lives with care, ensuring that every action contributes to a structure of gold, silver, and precious stones. He also stresses the importance of love as the greatest virtue, which binds all other qualities together and reflects God's nature. Ultimately, Meyer calls for a life lived in constant communion with God, where every aspect is dedicated to His glory.

J. Wilbur Chapman preaches on the importance of having a vision from God, using Proverbs 29:18 as the text. He emphasizes the need for individuals and the church to seek God's vision, drawing examples from biblical figures like Abraham, Moses, and Paul, as well as modern figures like Zinzendorf, the Wesleys, and Moody who had visions from God. Chapman highlights the hindrances to receiving visions today, including disrespect towards Jesus, irreverent criticism of the Bible, lukewarmness in the church, and ministers losing their passion for souls. He calls for a renewed vision of the Bible's true nature, a deeper understanding of Christ, and a fervent commitment to rescuing the perishing through service.

Dougan Clark preaches about the Holy Spirit as a distinct person within the Trinity, emphasizing His deity, personality, and role in the Godhead. The sermon highlights the Holy Spirit's involvement in inspiring the Bible, guiding the early Church, and working alongside the Father and the Son in the salvation plan. Clark addresses the importance of reverent worship and proper terminology when referring to the Holy Spirit, distinguishing His unique attributes from those of Christ and God.

James Blaine Chapman preaches about the innate human longing for the supernatural and the various expressions of this desire throughout history, from primitive worship to the rise of spiritism. He highlights the failure of some religious practices to truly satisfy the heart's cry for God and emphasizes the need for a genuine, experiential connection with the divine. Chapman discusses the shift towards materialism and intellectualism, cautioning against shallow substitutes for true Christianity. He encourages seeking God with earnestness, believing in the miraculous, and allowing God to reveal Himself directly to the spirit of man.

Samuel Chadwick shares his transformative experience of receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit in 1882, leading him to a new understanding, power, and intimacy with God through prayer. He emphasizes the co-operation of the Spirit in all aspects of life, highlighting the twofold action of human and divine factors in salvation and prayer. Chadwick delves into the fellowship of the Spirit in prayer, explaining how the Spirit helps our infirmities, instructs and inspires true prayer, and creates the conditions for effective communication with God. He concludes by revealing the inner meaning of prayer as communion, fellowship, and identification with the Father and the Son through the Holy Spirit.

Samuel Chadwick emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in the Christian faith, noting the neglect of this doctrine throughout history. He highlights the Holy Spirit as the ultimate force in Redemption, the revealer of truth, and the instrument of grace in salvation. Chadwick warns about the consequences of neglecting the Spirit's ministry and mission, leading to confusion, impotence, and the Church's inability to address modern needs. He stresses that the Church's problems cannot be solved by mere discussions but require a return to the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.

Samuel Chadwick preaches on the profound experience of being the temple of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the need for a reverential awe and a deep realization of God's indwelling presence. He shares his personal encounter with the Holy Spirit, highlighting the immediate results of peace, joy, and empowerment that came with the Pentecost experience. Chadwick explains the distinction between the baptism of the Holy Spirit and regeneration, stressing the importance of seeking the fullness of the Spirit for power, service, and effective witnessing. He delves into the certainty of revelation, the vitality in prayer, and the transformative power that comes with being filled with the Holy Spirit.

St. Augustine delves into Psalm 52, exploring the themes of acknowledging God's presence in times of pain and travail, the folly of denying God's existence, and the consequences of living in wickedness. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God and understanding His justice, especially in the face of corruption and evil beliefs. Augustine also reflects on Christ's crucifixion and the fear-driven actions of those who denied His divinity, highlighting the contrast between pleasing men and pleasing God.

Miles J. Stanford preaches on the importance of walking in the Spirit to overcome the desires of the flesh. He emphasizes that while faith clears us before God through the Cross, the growth ministry of the Holy Spirit is needed to clear us from ourselves. By realizing our position in the Father's presence through faith, we are drawn closer to Him without depending on our senses. Faith allows us to claim our abundant title to be near and happy with God, even when our natural conscience may suggest otherwise. The preacher highlights that walking by sight takes us outside of faith, and God desires us to continually rely on faith for every moment, as it is the evidence of things unseen.

G.D. Watson preaches about the deep need for the Holy Spirit in our lives, emphasizing how every grief and pain can draw us closer to God and reveal His comforting presence. The sermon highlights the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, turning our sorrows into songs of praise and leading us from self-reliance to complete surrender to God. Watson expresses the surpassing value of the Holy Spirit Himself over any material gifts, purchased by the precious blood of Christ. The speaker acknowledges the Holy Spirit as the guide through life's trials, storms, and loneliness, leading us into a boundless sea of love and filling us with divine love and presence.

Ignatius of Antioch emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment, stating that his spirit is guided by God and can detect the secrets of the heart. He urges the congregation to heed the leadership of the bishop, presbytery, and deacons, emphasizing unity and love while avoiding divisions. Ignatius asserts that his knowledge and guidance come from the Spirit and not from human sources, encouraging the believers to follow the teachings of the apostles and Christ.

Joshua Daniel preaches on the desire of King David to dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of his life, to behold the beauty of the Lord and seek His guidance. He emphasizes the importance of choosing Jesus Christ, spending time in prayer, seeking answers from God, and desiring to live for God alone. The sermon highlights the examples of King David, St. Paul, and Mary who chose to learn of Christ, live for Him, and glorify Him, becoming blessings for many generations.