In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of examining one's attitude towards the world. He encourages individuals to reflect on whom they seek to please and where their happiness comes from. The commandment to "love not the world" is supported by verses 16 and 17, which highlight the desires of the eye as part of what is in the world. The speaker also discusses the grace of God that brings salvation, emphasizing that it teaches everyone the same thing regardless of their background or culture.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the reign of Jesus Christ and the blessings that come with it. He emphasizes that Jesus will reign from shore to shore and that in his kingdom, prisoners will be set free and the weary will find eternal rest. The speaker also mentions the joy of eternity and suggests that sinners may benefit from witnessing the judgment of others. He concludes by urging viewers to subscribe to Last Days Ministries for further teachings and resources.

In this sermon, the preacher questions why so many people claim to have encountered Jesus Christ but are not permanently changed. He emphasizes the importance of genuine transformation and warns against repeatedly rededicating one's life without true fruit-bearing. The preacher highlights the need to bear good fruit and warns that those who do not bear fruit will be cut down and thrown into the fire. He concludes by urging the audience to build their lives on the rock of Jesus' teachings and not on the shifting sands of the world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of attending an old-fashioned Methodist camp meeting where they were singing and praising God. He highlights the importance of gravitating towards what truly lures us and where we belong in our hearts. The speaker explains the difference between the world that God loves, which refers to lost souls, and the world that we are warned not to love, which refers to the sinful aspects of the world. He emphasizes that as Christians, we have been saved out of the world to go back into the world and win people over to Christ. The main message is that our purpose in this world is to be a light in the darkness and to tell the world goodbye, leaving behind everything that is wrong.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of loving the world as people, but not loving the world as an organization that goes against God's will. The command is to not love the world or the things in the world. The essence of this command is explained as the desire to impress others and seek their approval, rather than living a life that glorifies God. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their motives and actions, urging them to withdraw their love for the world in order to truly love the Father and His children.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians being conformed to the image of Christ. He highlights that Christ's nature and character should be reflected in the lives of believers. The preacher also emphasizes the significance of Christ's cross, stating that it is inseparable from understanding who Christ is. He encourages Christians to bear their own crosses and follow Christ's example. The sermon concludes with the preacher discussing the ultimate reward for believers who are conformed to Christ's image, including sitting at his right hand and receiving the Father's approval and delight.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel with those who have not heard, highlighting the need for believers to submit their will and resources to God, be good stewards, and make sacrifices for the Kingdom. It challenges listeners to evaluate their love for the world and to prioritize the eternal over the temporary, especially in the small things that may hinder their fruitfulness for God's kingdom.

This sermon delves into the concept of not loving the world and its temptations, emphasizing the need to prioritize love for God over worldly desires. It explores the dangers of seeking happiness and fulfillment from the world, highlighting the impermanence of worldly pleasures compared to the eternal nature of abiding in God's will. The sermon underscores the importance of choosing to please God over seeking approval or joy from the world, drawing a clear distinction between loving God and loving the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of spreading the word of God and winning souls for Christ. He compares believers to both ravens and doves, highlighting the need to choose the nature that aligns with God's will. The dove represents a love for the things of God and finding rest in Christ, while the raven symbolizes a love for the world and its pleasures. The preacher urges believers to live in their new nature and not be swayed by the temptations of the world. He also references the story of Noah's ark and the struggle between the old and new nature within believers.

This sermon delves into the story of Micah in Judges 17, exploring the consequences of mixing worldly practices with worship of God, the dangers of compromising one's faith for personal gain, and the importance of seeking God's will rather than doing what seems right in our own eyes. It highlights the need for true devotion and obedience to God, even in the midst of societal pressures and temptations.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the conflict between the Church and the world. He emphasizes that the Church is called to be different from the world and not conform to its ways. The preacher references Jesus' teachings, stating that there will always be hostility between good and evil, and that the Church will face increasing opposition. He also mentions the story of the pilgrims in John Bunyan's "The Pilgrim's Progress" as an example of how the Church should stand out from the world. The preacher concludes by quoting St. Paul's exhortation to not be conformed to the world, but to be transformed by renewing the mind.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for believers to forsake their wicked ways and unrighteous thoughts. He urges them not to conform to the ways of the world but to be transformed by renewing their minds through the Holy Spirit and the Word of God. The preacher also highlights the importance of obedience to God's teachings and the free gift of grace that believers have received. He encourages believers to demonstrate their faith through acts of love and service, both physically and spiritually, by feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and ministering to those in prison. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the power of Jesus Christ to deliver and set free those who are oppressed and captive, offering forgiveness and new life.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining love for Jesus Christ above all else, highlighting how the pursuit of selfish desires and worldly attachments can lead to turning away from God. The speaker warns against becoming an enemy of God by prioritizing worldly pleasures over a relationship with Jesus, stressing that love for the world diminishes love for Jesus. The message addresses issues of adultery, idolatry, and the dangers of replacing love for God with love for worldly things.

This sermon addresses the sins of pride, indulgence, neglect of the poor, and abominations committed before God, drawing parallels between the behaviors of Sodom and Gomorrah and the current state of America. The speaker highlights the moral decay and abominable acts witnessed in society, emphasizing the need for repentance and a return to God's ways.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a situation where his son had to appeal to his superiors due to problems with an essay. The speaker questions whether anyone in the school is concerned about ethics and righteousness. He emphasizes the need for repentance and confessing sins to have forgiveness and cleansing. The speaker also references the Apostle John's clear statements about sin and righteousness, urging the audience to live in a black and white world where moral issues are precise and clear.

This sermon emphasizes the need for true revival, challenging the church to surrender all to God and embrace the transformative power of the gospel. It contrasts the American gospel with the true gospel, highlighting the call to repentance, denial of self, and the radical change that comes from following Christ. The speaker addresses the discomfort and challenges that revival brings, urging the congregation to consider if they truly desire God's transformative work in their lives.

This sermon emphasizes the need for Christians to live differently from the world, following Jesus' example and values. It highlights the importance of faith in overcoming the world's temptations and challenges, focusing on living with compassion for others and humility before God. The message encourages believers to have faith that Jesus can solve every problem and to live with heaven's values, surprising God with their faith and commitment to living according to His word.

This sermon focuses on the significance of the first letter of John in the New Testament, emphasizing its importance due to being written by John at the age of 95 after years of observing various churches and believers. Despite the prevalent confusion in Christendom, John's message remains relevant, highlighting the deep truths of life and fellowship with God. He stresses the eternal life found in Jesus Christ and warns against idolatry, urging believers to guard themselves from worshiping anything other than the true God.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a mother who was willing to give both of her kidneys to save her son's life. The preacher emphasizes the importance of love and having a servant's spirit. They highlight the need to listen to the lessons that love teaches us and the difficulty of expressing love. The sermon also discusses the test of love and how it is a characteristic of a true believer who loves God.

This sermon delves into the profound message from Philippians chapter 3, emphasizing the need to prioritize knowing Christ above all else. Paul's example of counting everything as loss compared to the excellence of knowing Jesus challenges listeners to evaluate their values and willingness to sacrifice for a deeper relationship with Christ. The sermon highlights the danger of valuing worldly things over knowing Jesus intimately, urging a shift in priorities towards a genuine, experiential knowledge of Christ that transforms lives.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of confessing our sins honestly before God, acknowledging our faults and seeking forgiveness through Jesus Christ, the righteous advocate who paid the price for our sins. It highlights the need to keep God's commandments out of love for Him, as disobedience stems from not truly knowing and trusting God's wisdom and protection. The message also warns against loving the world, which can lead to a diminishing love for God and hinder spiritual growth.

The video discusses the power of television and multimedia in delivering messages to our senses. It emphasizes that television and movies have a strong impact because they engage both our visual and auditory senses simultaneously. However, the speaker warns that not all messages conveyed through these mediums align with the gospel of Jesus Christ. He cautions against allowing worldly influences to enter our minds and reinforce negative thought patterns. The speaker encourages Christians to remain separate from the world and to rely on the Word of God to break down strongholds.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of denying oneself and not being centered on worldly desires, particularly the love of money. It challenges individuals to examine their ambitions, mindset, and values in relation to following Jesus and carrying the cross. The message highlights the need to identify as children of Jesus Christ, removing any cultural or personal hindrances that may prevent a full commitment to Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of discernment and maintaining sensitivity to sin by prioritizing time spent reading the Bible over worldly distractions like movies and TV shows. It warns against the dangers of covetousness, the lust of the flesh, eyes, and the pride of life, which can lead to deception by false preachers. The message urges believers to focus on doing the will of God, staying sensitive to sin, and avoiding the spirit of the world to be prepared for eternity.

This sermon addresses the corrupt influences of the world, such as the allure of sinful entertainment, false prophecies, and misplaced trust in earthly resources. It emphasizes the need to discern and reject the spirit of Egypt, symbolizing worldly values and distractions that hinder true faith and devotion to God. The speaker warns against seeking validation and guidance from sources that do not align with God's spirit, urging listeners to flee from such influences and focus on building a strong, faithful relationship with God.