In this sermon, the speaker begins by urging the audience to humble themselves before God and seek His guidance. He mentions that his books, available in the foyer, are more comprehensive and anointed than his spoken words. The main topic of the sermon is the Holocaust and the speaker emphasizes the magnitude of the devastation caused by the systematic genocide of six million Jews. He highlights the shocking aspect that this atrocity did not occur in a primitive or uncivilized area, but in a supposedly civilized society. The speaker calls for a deeper understanding of the gravity of the situation and a realization that we are living beneath the glory of God. He references the story of Moses and how God called him because he turned aside to see, suggesting that we too need to turn aside from our shallow existence and truly see God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of obeying God and following the teachings of the scriptures. He shares a personal anecdote about a man who was converted to Christianity during one of his sermons. The preacher also mentions a time when he preached on a different topic but still had a powerful impact on the audience. He highlights the need for the Holy Spirit to reveal spiritual truths to us, as our natural intellect is unable to comprehend them. The preacher encourages listeners to open their hearts to God and seek His guidance in understanding spiritual matters.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses gratitude for the opportunities to spread the word of God through tapes and videos, particularly in America. He shares a personal experience of facing opposition during a sermon, where an old man in the audience pointed out sins being mentioned. The preacher emphasizes the importance of music in church meetings and how it can either enhance or destroy the message being preached. He highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting individuals of sin, righteousness, and judgment, and emphasizes the need for repentance and seeking God's righteousness to avoid judgment.

The sermon transcript emphasizes the importance of listening to the word of God and not just hearing it. It highlights the danger of routine religion and the need for a genuine and personal connection with God. The speaker addresses the critical attitude of some individuals who focus on superficial aspects of preaching rather than the message itself. The transcript also references biblical verses that emphasize the significance of how one hears and the consequences of not truly understanding and applying the word of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the weight and responsibility of preaching the word of God. He acknowledges that for some, preaching is a talent show, but for others, it is a heavy burden. The preacher highlights the importance of recognizing the eternal consequences of our actions and the need for salvation. He shares his personal testimony of transformation and emphasizes the necessity of repentance and belief in Jesus Christ for salvation. The sermon concludes with an invitation for further discussion and understanding of the things of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of a Roman official who was struck blind by God's judgment for opposing the power of God. The official later converts to Christianity after witnessing the teaching of the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not just hearing the word of God, but also experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit to gain new insight and understanding. He shares a personal experience of how he was deeply moved by the story of God's love during a church service, leading to a new understanding of the gospel. The sermon concludes with Jesus instructing his disciples to spread the message of repentance and salvation throughout the world, promising to send them the power of the Holy Spirit to fulfill this mission.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the role of the church in nations and how it has historically failed in being the presence of God in the nation. The speaker specifically mentions the issue of the church in Israel and the importance of the believing presence and messianic believers in that context. The speaker shares a personal experience in Tanzania, where he preached about the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts. The sermon emphasizes the need for the church to understand the divine perspective and respond appropriately to the role of the state in the last days. The speaker also highlights the concept of revelation, explaining that the hidden secrets and precious things of God can only be known through the revelation of the Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the concept of being forms of something. He explains that just as a cook learns the art of cooking, a teacher learns the art of teaching, and a doctor learns the science of medicine, we are forms of something as well. The speaker suggests that we are forms of God and that our purpose in life is to manifest God's presence through our actions. However, despite our connection to God, the speaker acknowledges that many of us feel dissatisfied and conflicted within ourselves. The solution, according to the speaker, lies in realizing our eternal relationship with God through Jesus Christ and experiencing the fullness of peace, joy, power, freedom, and love that comes from that relationship.

In this video, Dr. Paisley discusses the importance of being saved by God's grace and having a personal experience of faith. He emphasizes the Protestant belief that salvation is through faith alone, not through works. Dr. Paisley also talks about his protests against ecumenical observers at the Vatican Council and the visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury, as these events were seen as steps towards unity between the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England. He argues that the Protestant churches should maintain their historic creeds, which are anti-Roman, and opposes dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of personal transformation and the overflow of one's actions and attitudes into other areas of life. He highlights the need for repentance and accepting Jesus Christ as the only way to have the love of God in one's heart. The preacher shares his own experience of going through the motions of religion without true joy or peace until he was convicted of his sin and experienced a change of heart. He also mentions the common phenomenon of youth camp enthusiasm fading away for many individuals, but emphasizes the importance of staying committed to serving God.

This sermon delves into the concept of being the salt of the earth as mentioned in Matthew 5, emphasizing that the true essence of salt is found in God being the gospel. It addresses the dangers of the prosperity gospel, highlighting how it deviates from the true message of the gospel by appealing to worldly desires like wealth. The speaker passionately advocates for a church motivated by God as the gospel, not material gain, in order to truly impact the world and be a beacon of light.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spiritual exercise for believers. He compares the physical exercise done in the gymnasium to the spiritual exercise that believers should engage in. The world and everyday life are seen as the gymnasium where believers can exercise their spirits. The Holy Spirit is presented as the instructor who guides and teaches believers in their spiritual exercise. The speaker also highlights the need to listen to and exercise the conscience, as it helps in developing spiritual discernment. The sermon encourages believers to discipline their bodies and not be controlled by its passions, but rather be slaves to the righteousness of God. The overall message is that Christians should actively engage in spiritual exercises to grow in their knowledge of God and increase their spiritual discernment.

The sermon transcript discusses the issue of being dull of hearing and the need for believers to continually grow in their understanding of God's word. The writer emphasizes the importance of keeping Jesus Christ central in all things and not getting caught up in tangents. The sermon also highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment, and in guiding believers to understand and magnify Jesus Christ. The transcript concludes with a focus on Jesus' understanding of the disciples' frailty and his encouragement to them as he prepares to go to the cross and rise again.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the transformative power of encountering Jesus Christ. He highlights the distinction between the natural man and the spiritual man, stating that true Christians should experience a significant change in their lives. The speaker refers to the Apostle Paul's writings in the first letter to the Corinthians, where he discusses the process of transformation from the natural to the spiritual. The sermon also mentions the importance of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers and discerning right from wrong. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to reflect on their own transformation and relationship with Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of discerning deception and staying rooted in God's truth. It highlights the need to focus on God's revelation, practical obedience, and illumination rather than relying solely on intellectual analysis. The speaker shares insights on recognizing deception through a transformed spirit and attitude, trusting in God's testimony, and holding out Christ rather than engaging in philosophical debates.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a powerful event that took place during a youth meeting before an evening service. A 14-year-old girl stood up and gave a two-sentence testimony that was so full of God's presence that it moved everyone in the room to tears and worship. The speaker emphasizes the importance of God's ability to grab people's attention and bring about transformative experiences. The sermon then shifts to the story of Peter addressing a crowd after the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, highlighting the significance of studying how Christian ministers in the New Testament age spoke.

This sermon focuses on the importance of understanding the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian faith. It emphasizes that the Holy Spirit's primary purpose is to glorify Christ and transform believers into the image of Jesus. The message highlights the necessity of the Holy Spirit's presence in bringing life and revelation to the Scriptures, enabling believers to pray according to God's will and experience a deep burden for the lost and the Church.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Esau from the book of Hebrews. He emphasizes the danger of sacrificing important values for a moment of physical gratification, using Esau's decision to sell his birthright for a single meal as an example. The preacher warns the audience about the consequences of such choices and highlights the importance of maintaining holiness and grace in one's life. He also references other Bible verses, including Isaiah 45:3 and John 11:9, to further emphasize the need to walk in the light and seek the treasures of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and not being controlled by our own emotions. The Word of God is described as a living and powerful tool that can discern the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. The preacher warns against falling into unbelief, using the example of the Israelites who failed to enter the promised land. To avoid this, believers are encouraged to be diligent and not wait for some future moment, but to seize the opportunity for salvation now. The sermon also highlights the significance of our motives in serving God, as even good actions can be tainted if our intentions are selfish or corrupt. The preacher explains the concept of the trinity of man, consisting of body, soul, and spirit, with the spirit being the part that connects us to God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment in a time of confusion and uncertainty within the Church. It contrasts the clear, unwavering beliefs of past leaders like Spurgeon with the current trend of ambiguity and compromise. The speaker highlights the need for believers to have discernment to distinguish truth from falsehood, to understand the times, and to recognize the spirits at work. The sermon also addresses the shallowness of worship, the danger of idol worship, and the necessity of being spiritually reborn to truly grasp divine truth.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing that man is not in control of his own path, as stated in Jeremiah. The speaker highlights the inability of flesh and blood to understand the things of God and inherit His kingdom. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to fully surrender to God and not play around with spiritual matters. The speaker also discusses the darkness that exists in the world and the need for believers to be a part of God's purpose and fulfill His plan.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believers being the message of Christ to the world. He uses an anecdote about a man who received the wrong order at a restaurant but accepted it with a smile, illustrating how Christ can be seen through our actions. The preacher explains that Christ accomplishes this by purchasing our bodies and making us His message to the lost. He emphasizes that believers no longer have the right to make their own decisions, but should allow Christ to direct their steps and use them as His instruments. The sermon concludes with a reminder that everything we are in heaven is in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a moment when they were in a restaurant filled with expensive and beautiful things. They noticed that in order to enter the restaurant, the wealthy had to push through all these luxurious items. However, the speaker's attention was drawn to a small sign that promised the power to see in the darkest circumstances. They emphasize that neglecting the power of the Holy Spirit is a dangerous sign of backsliding. The speaker warns against seeking joy and fulfillment in anything other than a relationship with God and His Word, as it will ultimately leave one empty and sorrowful. The sermon references Proverbs 4:13 to emphasize the importance of staying connected to God's Word.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of reading and studying the Word of God. He warns against neglecting the Bible, as it is the source of salvation, spiritual growth, and daily renewal. The preacher highlights that neglecting the Word of God is evidence of backsliding and can lead to sorrow and judgment. He compares the Word of God to a lamp that guides and protects us in darkness, and emphasizes the need for the Holy Spirit's guidance in understanding and applying the Scriptures. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's cleansing, anointing, and the expectation that He will speak to the hearts of the listeners through His Word.

This sermon from Acts 10:30 emphasizes the importance of God hearing our prayers. It highlights the story of Cornelius seeking God and Peter's vision, showing how God brings them together. The sermon delves into the power of Christian disciplines like fasting and prayer to help us hear from God. It also discusses the need to present the whole truth of the Gospel, the role of repentance, and the transformative work of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives.