In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believing in the witness of God. He compares it to our legal system, which relies on the testimony of witnesses. The preacher explains that faith in God is developed by knowing Him through studying the Bible. He highlights that eternal life is only possible through Jesus Christ, and it is not just about the duration of time but also the quality of life. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the listeners to have a loving and impactful year, sharing God's love with the world.

In this sermon, Pastor Bill shares a story about a high school teacher who told a dirty story in the classroom, highlighting the power of God to convict and transform hearts. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance and dealing with the areas of our lives that He reveals to us. Pastor Bill also discusses the disciples' journey of learning and growing under Jesus' teaching, emphasizing that it was not until they were filled with the Holy Spirit that they were truly ready to fulfill their calling. He concludes by emphasizing the need for genuine fellowship with God, which requires dedicated time spent in prayer and studying the Scriptures.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preparing oneself before entering into the presence of God. He mentions the call to worship as a summons from God to His people and highlights the need to acknowledge our faults and sins in prayer. The speaker also discusses the significance of gathering on the Lord's Day and the value of taking a few minutes of silence before the service begins. He emphasizes the idea of fellowship and sharing in the Gospel, urging believers to share their lives and good things with those who have taught them.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about a man from his church who was in distress and came to see him. The man had experienced a family accident and was deeply affected by it. The preacher reflects on the importance of seeking God's guidance and not relying on our own plans. He emphasizes the need for Christians to prioritize spending quality time with God and shares examples from the Bible of individuals who dedicated time to God, such as Abraham and Moses. The preacher concludes by highlighting the transformative power of giving God quality time and encourages the congregation to do the same.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes that life is not random and that while God may be beyond human explanation, He can be profoundly experienced in our lives. This experience of God transcends mere understanding and invites believers to engage deeply with their faith. Ravenhill encourages listeners to seek a personal encounter with God, highlighting the transformative power of such experiences.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living according to the consciousness of the body of Christ. He uses the example of Ananias and Paul to illustrate how the body consciousness is natural and essential for believers. The speaker also highlights that the church is a vessel with Christ as its content, and therefore, when speaking about the church, one must not forget the Lord. He further explains that the church is meant to be a testimony for the Lord and that our living should be in accordance with the life of Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of true fellowship with God and warns against the dangers of stopping short of genuine fellowship by mistaking it for mere friendship or community. It stresses the need for a deep, personal devotion to Jesus above all else, highlighting that fellowship with one another is rooted in individual fellowship with God. The speaker cautions against losing sight of this core relationship with Jesus amidst the activities and responsibilities within the church, emphasizing the priority of knowing and drawing closer to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit as the ultimate teacher of the Word of God. He explains that while he can provide outlines and definitions, only God can bring these truths to life in our hearts and make them a part of our Christian experience. The preacher also highlights the role of believers in sharing the truth they have learned with others in need. He references the verse from 1 Corinthians 2:9, which states that "no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared for those who love him," emphasizing the need for the Holy Spirit to reveal these things to us.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the cross in our approach to God. The cross is not only the means by which our sins are forgiven, but it also removes our old sinful nature and releases the life of God in us. Through the cross, we receive eternal life and become children of God. The speaker also highlights the purpose of the church, which is to point people to Christ and uplift Him. The church is compared to a golden lampstand, shining the light of Christ to the world. Additionally, the speaker discusses the significance of the golden table of showbread in the Holy Place, symbolizing fellowship and communion with Christ as our sustainer and source of life.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on John 3:16 and the love of God. He emphasizes that God's love is perfect and can cast out fear, which is prevalent in the world today. The preacher uses the analogy of an explorer trying to measure the depth of the ocean to illustrate the unfathomable depth of God's love. He also highlights that God's love is unmerited and undeserved, and gives an example of a man sacrificing his life for his friends to demonstrate the depth of God's love. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the incredible and incomprehensible nature of God's love.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by comparing the introduction of a book to the detailed description of a meal. He emphasizes the importance of truly knowing and experiencing the love of God in order to share it with others. The speaker encourages listeners to study the Bible and have communion with Christ, so they can go out and declare their faith to others. The sermon concludes with the reminder that after seeing and knowing Jesus, believers should bear witness and show others the eternal life found in Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel with others. He highlights the contrast between selling products and sharing the message of salvation. The speaker shares a personal experience of witnessing to a man who was initially distracted by the television but eventually cried out to God for mercy. He concludes by urging the audience to consider the power of the gospel and to pray for the Holy Spirit to work in their evangelistic efforts. The sermon encourages believers to prioritize sharing the message of grace and salvation with others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the consequences of selling one's soul for worldly desires. He warns against the dangers of straying from God's path and the negative impact it can have on one's life. The speaker shares personal experiences and highlights the importance of repentance and seeking forgiveness from God. The sermon also emphasizes the need to resist the devil and not give him any foothold in our lives.

Paris Reidhead discusses the biblical evidences of the new birth, emphasizing the process of awakening, conviction, repentance, faith, and the witness of the Spirit. He illustrates how individuals must first be awakened to their need for salvation before they can truly repent and believe in Christ. Reidhead warns against the dangers of presuming salvation without genuine transformation, urging listeners to examine their lives against Scripture. He highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit's role in convicting hearts and the necessity of a heartfelt faith that leads to a true relationship with God. The sermon serves as a call to ensure that one's faith is not merely intellectual or emotional but rooted in a genuine experience of God's grace.

Edward Payson preaches about the intimate fellowship and communion that true Christians have with God and Jesus Christ, highlighting the similarity between the church on earth and the church in heaven in their worship and enjoyment of God. He emphasizes that even in this world, believers experience the revelation of God's glory through His Spirit. Payson explains that communion with God is a blessed reality, enjoyed by those who are reconciled to Him through Christ, and that this communion involves mutual giving and receiving through Jesus Christ as the mediator. He encourages believers to seek and maintain this communion with God in various aspects of life, such as in creation, providence, His word, public worship, and private meditation, prayer, and praise.

Charles Finney emphasizes the profound nature of communion with God, explaining that it involves a deep, personal relationship with the Holy Spirit, characterized by mutual consultation, love, and understanding. He outlines the implications of this communion, including the necessity of recognizing our dependence on God and the importance of being spiritually minded. Finney also discusses how to discern when we are in communion with God, highlighting the feelings of freedom in prayer, the opening of our hearts, and the deep confidence in Christ that accompanies such experiences. Ultimately, he stresses the value of maintaining this communion as essential for spiritual growth and victory over sin.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of walking in the light of God’s love and truth, urging believers to remain steadfast in their faith and avoid turning away from the light that Jesus Christ provides. He warns against the corrupting influences of the world and the dangers of following false teachers, likening those who stray from the light to biblical figures like Judas and Cain. Fox encourages the faithful to embrace the light, which leads to unity with God and true understanding of the scriptures, while condemning the empty knowledge of those outside the life of Christ. He calls for a commitment to the light that brings salvation and fellowship with the Father and the Son, urging all to wait in the light for Christ, the savior of their souls.

John Wesley emphasizes the essence of spiritual worship as a deep communion with the true God, who is both the Creator and the sustainer of life. He explains that true happiness and eternal life are found in knowing and loving God, as revealed through Jesus Christ. Wesley highlights that this relationship is not merely about outward actions or beliefs but is rooted in a transformative experience of God's love and presence in our lives. He encourages believers to seek their fulfillment in God alone, as all other pursuits are ultimately unfulfilling. The sermon concludes with a call to maintain this relationship through prayer and spiritual vigilance.

George Fox emphasizes the power of God that unites believers in eternal life, urging them to live in this divine power to inherit eternity. He warns against envy and persecution, stating that those who harbor such feelings do not possess eternal life. Fox encourages the faithful to worship God in truth and spirit, distinguishing between divine and human gatherings, and to remain steadfast in the teachings of Christ. He highlights the importance of listening to God's voice, which brings true joy and shakes away falsehoods. Ultimately, he calls for a life rooted in the eternal, where believers can experience the fullness of God's glory and righteousness.

Thomas Reade preaches about the exalted privilege of communion with God, emphasizing the inseparable connection between this privilege and the character of the true believer. He highlights the necessity of holiness and the transformative power of holding communion with the Father and the Son through faith. Reade urges believers to seek a saving knowledge of themselves, to rely on the righteousness of Christ, and to continually draw near to God in spiritual exercises, desiring to be transformed into the image of Christ.

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.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the significance of God's immediate response to prayer, illustrating that when we make room for Him, He fills our lives with His presence. The fire that came down from Heaven symbolizes God's Divine Presence, Purity, and Fellowship, urging believers to maintain a constant awareness of God's glory through prayer and meditation. Meyer encourages the faithful to seek God's cleansing power and to experience the transformative effect of His holiness in their lives. He highlights the importance of communion with God, as believers partake in the Lord's Supper, feeding on Christ and enjoying fellowship with the Father and the Son through the Holy Spirit.

Dwight Pentecost emphasizes that God created humanity in His image with the capacity to know, love, and obey Him. However, due to Adam's disobedience, humanity fell into darkness, losing fellowship with God. Through Christ, believers are made new creations, receiving renewed minds, hearts, and wills to restore that fellowship. Pentecost stresses the importance of growing in knowledge, love, and obedience to truly glorify God and fulfill the purpose for which we were created. The essence of this growth is to align our entire being with God, ensuring we enjoy the fellowship intended for us.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes that true worship is distinct from preaching and requires a relationship with God through salvation. He explains that worship can only occur in the presence of Christ and through the Holy Spirit, highlighting the importance of being in a state of acceptance and unity with fellow believers. Darby illustrates worship as a heartfelt return to God for His blessings, rooted in the understanding of Christ's sacrifice and the joy of being in communion with the Father. He stresses that worship involves both praise and prayer, and that it is essential for believers to be in harmony to offer genuine worship. Ultimately, worship is portrayed as a joyful expression of love and gratitude towards God, anticipating the fullness of His blessings.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound relationship Enoch had with God, highlighting that Enoch's faith and intimate communion with the Lord were the reasons for his translation to glory. Enoch's life exemplified a deep, pleasing connection with God, which was not marked by miracles or grand achievements but by a simple yet powerful act of walking with God for 300 years. This close fellowship was so significant that God chose to bring Enoch home, illustrating the importance of faith and intimacy in our relationship with the Lord.