In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of clear guidance for young people in these end times. He expresses a deep desire for God to visit and meet the needs of every individual, regardless of age or spiritual state. The preacher prays for the presence and voice of God to be equally experienced by all, and for hearts to be washed in the blood of Christ and filled with the Holy Spirit. The sermon then focuses on a passage from Ephesians 5, highlighting the concept of two becoming one in marriage and drawing a parallel to Christ and the Church being one.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of David and his battle with the Philistines. Instead of repeating the same strategy as before, God instructs David to stand by the mulberry trees and attack when he hears the wind rustling through them. David obeys and they are victorious. The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance and not relying on past methods. He also mentions how David's choice of five stones to face Goliath was strategic, as Goliath had four sons. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the will of God is good, acceptable, and perfect, encouraging listeners to trust in God's plan.

This sermon delves into the essence of being a complete person, emphasizing the spiritual nature of humanity as knowers, lovers, and choosers created by God. It explores the concept of faith as a commitment to something rather than mere theory, highlighting the importance of knowing, desiring, and choosing in our daily lives. The speaker discusses the significance of being united with God as one spirit and the transformative power of faith in aligning with God's truth and promises.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the biblical concept of the mind of man. He references Ephesians chapter 4, verses 17 to 24, to construct a biblical model of the mind. The speaker also explores the function of the conscience and shares a story about an Indian who struggled with his conscience after finding a silver coin in a package of supplies. The sermon emphasizes the importance of having a clear conscience and aligning oneself with the Word of God.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes the profound love of the Holy Spirit, highlighting that without the Spirit, life would lack joy, faithfulness, and divine connection. He explains that understanding the Holy Spirit as God enhances the beauty of His love for us, urging believers to cultivate intimacy with Him. Koulianos shares personal testimonies and insights on how the Holy Spirit gathers and unites believers, encouraging a collective pursuit of God's presence. He stresses the importance of abiding in the Spirit to experience God's love and to ask for what aligns with His will. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, which is essential for experiencing and sharing God's love.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes the profound love and communion of the Holy Spirit, illustrating how our spirits unite with Him at salvation, creating an intimate relationship akin to marriage. He highlights the importance of fellowship with the Holy Spirit, which encompasses intimacy, partnership, friendship, presence, and command, urging believers to cultivate this relationship for spiritual growth and empowerment. Koulianos also reflects on the recent youth camp where many children accepted Christ, showcasing the active work of the Holy Spirit in their lives. He encourages the congregation to recognize the kingdom of God within them and to seek peace through the Holy Spirit rather than external circumstances. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit's role in their lives, emphasizing that true friendship with Him requires sensitivity and obedience.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit, presenting Him as a dynamic person rather than merely a power source. He encourages believers to cultivate a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit through intentional conversation, which leads to a deeper experience of God's presence. Bickle highlights that our greatest destiny is to grow in intimacy with God through the Holy Spirit, who guides us into the fullness of the Trinity's love. He stresses that a vibrant walk with the Holy Spirit is essential for overcoming sinful desires and experiencing more of God. Ultimately, Bickle calls for believers to engage in regular, heartfelt communication with the Holy Spirit to enrich their spiritual lives.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the transformative power of understanding our identity in Christ, as outlined in Romans 6. He explains that true transformation begins with knowing who we are in Christ and drawing on the spiritual wealth available to us through our legal position as new creations. Bickle highlights that while our spirits are made new at salvation, our emotions and behaviors require ongoing renewal through the Word of God and the Holy Spirit's presence. He encourages believers to acknowledge their identity and the power of the Holy Spirit to experience true change in their lives. The sermon calls for a deeper understanding of our legal position in Christ to access the fullness of God's grace and power.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the profound love and relationship one can have with Jesus, contrasting it with fleeting human affections. He shares personal anecdotes to illustrate that true love for Christ comes from truly knowing Him, which leads to a transformative exchange of self for His presence. Waldvogel encourages believers to seek a deeper connection with Jesus, as He is the source of joy and fulfillment, and stresses the importance of unity in the body of Christ. The sermon highlights that knowing Jesus is essential for eternal life and that He desires to fill our hearts with His love and power.

G.W. North emphasizes the glorious liberty of the sons of God, explaining that while believers experience spiritual freedom from sin and death, the physical body remains unredeemed until the resurrection. He highlights the importance of living in this liberty, which is a manifestation of God's love and predestined purpose for His children. North calls for believers to be spiritually alive and aware of the creation's groaning, urging them to embrace the Spirit's work in their lives to become intercessors. He stresses that true understanding of this liberty and the Spirit's role is essential for the church to fulfill its calling. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to recognize their identity as sons of God and to live in the fullness of the Spirit.

C.I. Scofield preaches on the immense truth of believers' identity with Christ, emphasizing the oneness of the believer and Jesus as the foundation of all that Christ asks for them in His intercessory prayer. This identity sets apart the saved of this dispensation, connecting them with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. While crucial, this identity is not the heart of the lesson; the core lies in Christ's desire for believers to have His joy fulfilled in them, rooted in the accomplished redemption, perfect manifestation of the Father, representation of believers with God, provision for their security, sanctification, and future glorification.

Raymond Golsworthy preaches on the importance of praying in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing that all requests made in His Name will be granted. He explains that prayer in the Name is a Christ-united prayer, highlighting the organic oneness believers have with Christ and the privilege to pray to the Father as if the Son Himself were praying. Golsworthy delves into the significance of Christ-enthroning prayer, where believers acknowledge Christ's headship in their lives, leading to sifted prayers and a new quality of faith. He also discusses the concept of executive prayer, where believers, as part of the ruling Christ, exercise authority in prayer over situations and oppositions. Golsworthy further explores body-embracing prayer, emphasizing the importance of unity and love among believers in the body of Christ. He touches on crucified prayer, indicating that praying in the Name involves abandoning self-reliance and fully trusting in Christ's accomplishments. Lastly, he discusses Spirit-filled prayer, highlighting the role of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to pray in the Name, and consistent prayer, where every aspect of life is lived in recognition of being united with Christ.

Raymond Golsworthy delves into the profound truths encapsulated in John 17:2, highlighting the essence of true Christianity and the entire history of the present church age within a single verse. The verse emphasizes the three significant gifts: God's gift of authority to Jesus Christ, Christ's gift of eternal life to His redeemed people, and God's gift of the church to His Son, outlining the core of the Christian gospel and God's work throughout the church age.

Miles J. Stanford preaches on the unity believers have with the Lord Jesus through the Holy Spirit, emphasizing how the Spirit constantly directs our focus to Jesus, engraving His image in our hearts, thoughts, words, and actions. Stanford highlights that spiritual growth is not about perfection but about making Jesus the central focus of our lives, with the Holy Spirit guiding us in understanding divine truths and transforming us from within. He reminds believers that true growth comes from yielding to the work of the Spirit, allowing the Cross to crucify our fleshly desires and worldly attachments, ultimately glorifying Jesus in all aspects of our lives.

Norman Grubb emphasizes the concept of a shared life, drawing from the idea of Christ in us and us in Him. He delves into the profound mystery of being in Christ and Christ being in us, acknowledging the limitations of human understanding in fully grasping this truth. Grubb highlights that the Cross serves as the gateway to this shared life, with Christ being the ultimate focus and objective of our faith.

Norman Grubb preaches about the central secret of all history being the union of the creature and the Creator, emphasizing that eternal life is found in this union where we become one person with God while retaining our individuality. He highlights the cry of the saints for union and liberation, stressing the need to view crises from a perspective of union with God rather than separation. Grubb challenges listeners to embrace a shared life with God, recognizing that Christ is all in each of us, leading to a fixed life where Christ dwells in our hearts permanently.

Thomas Watson preaches about the mystical union between Christ and His people, emphasizing the deep love and connection between Christ and His church. The sermon explores the doctrine of a marital union with Christ, highlighting the twofold union - natural and sacred, and the significance of believers being mystically united to Christ. Watson delves into the eternal nature of this union, the separation required before union, and the purpose of co-habitation and fruit-bearing in this spiritual marriage.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the importance of spiritual-mindedness, contrasting the death that comes from being carnally minded with the life and peace found in being spiritually minded. He emphasizes the rarity of true spiritual communion and the dangers of worldly conformity and carnality in conversations. Philpot highlights the necessity of having the heart and affections drawn up to heaven, loving Jesus, and experiencing a spiritual union with the saints of God. He warns against mere professions of faith and formalities, stressing that true life and peace come from living under the blessed power and influence of the Holy Spirit.

J.C. Philpot delves into the profound union of the human and divine nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that even in His earthly journey, the two natures remained inseparable. He highlights the intimate connection between the Church and Christ, where believers partake in His sufferings, death, resurrection, and glorification as members of His mystical body. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, believers experience a spiritual baptism into Christ's death and resurrection, leading to a deep fellowship with Him in suffering and victory over sin and the world.

T. Austin-Sparks delves into the life of Elisha in 2 Kings 6:8-23, highlighting the profound connection Elisha had with the Throne of God in heaven, enabling him to have secret knowledge and spiritual perception to thwart the enemy's plans. Through Elisha's experiences, we see the importance of spiritual union with the Throne, leading to enlightenment, authority, and dominion over opposing forces. This union with the Lord is a deep, spiritual reality, transcending feelings and reasoning, rooted in the union of spirit and life with God. The ultimate goal of knowing Christ and His resurrection power is heavenly union with the Lord, resulting in spiritual ascendancy and dominion.

T. Austin-Sparks addresses the limitations of psychology in understanding the human condition, emphasizing that true understanding comes from recognizing the threefold nature of man: spirit, soul, and body. He critiques the tendency of psychologists to ignore the spiritual aspect, which is essential for divine union with God, and argues that the new birth is a transformation of the human spirit rather than the soul or body. Sparks highlights the importance of the soul as a servant to the spirit, warning against allowing it to dominate and lead to moral failure. He concludes that true spirituality involves the soul being brought into submission to the spirit, enabling it to serve God's purposes effectively.

T. Austin-Sparks preaches on the importance of spirituality as the key to understanding all that belongs to God. He emphasizes the necessity of being reconstituted as spiritual beings to grasp the things of God, highlighting the gulf between the natural and the spiritual. The sermon delves into the counterfeit spirituality that often masquerades as true spirituality, cautioning against relying on external rituals or forms for spiritual growth.

F.B. Meyer shares a profound encounter on a train, discussing the limitations of imitating Christ versus experiencing His indwelling presence. He emphasizes that true religion is not merely imitation but a binding of the heart to the Lord, allowing Christ to live through us by the Holy Spirit. Meyer reflects on the transformative power of having Christ dwell within, enabling believers to express a life that mirrors His own. He concludes with the powerful truth that being joined to the Lord makes us one spirit with Him, highlighting the intimate relationship believers can have with Christ.

Chip Brogden delves into the profound meaning behind Jesus' command to eat His flesh and drink His blood, emphasizing the importance of receiving Christ into our inner being for true spiritual life. He highlights the necessity of having the Life of Christ in our spirits, rather than just seeking blessings or gifts from God. Brogden explains that Eternal Life is not a separate entity but is found in Jesus Christ Himself, and by receiving Him, we receive all that He is and has to offer.

James A. Stewart delivers a powerful sermon addressing the lack of permanent revival work in the midst of believers, attributing it to the rejection of the supernatural, denial of the personality of the Holy Spirit, ignorance of the mystical body of Christ, by-passing the Lordship of Christ, and the stealing of the glory of God in modern Christian ministry. Stewart emphasizes the need for believers to return to a deep reverence for the supernatural power of God, the recognition of the Holy Spirit's authority and leadership, the unity of the body of Christ beyond denominations, the essentiality of acknowledging Christ's Lordship, and giving all glory to God alone.