In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not relying on human wisdom or cleverness when preaching the word of God. He highlights the need to speak about the things that God freely gives and not boast in our own abilities. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of the words that come out of our mouths, as Jesus said that we will be held accountable for every idle word spoken. He encourages preachers to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit and the proof of God's power in their words, rather than trying to impress people with their own abilities.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking the truth from God rather than relying on various cults or books. He uses an analogy of a bank teller learning to identify counterfeit bills to illustrate the need for discernment in spiritual matters. The speaker then discusses the power of the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus, which surpasses the law of sin and death. He highlights the significance of Jesus' words as being spirit and life, and emphasizes that Jesus' main agenda was to do the will of God. The speaker concludes by expressing the belief that God will provide a clear witness of truth in the body of Christ based on the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current state of society and civilization, highlighting the immorality, cultural decay, and economic crisis in America. He also mentions the escalating national debt and its detrimental impact on the economy. The speaker expresses concern over the increasing violence and lawlessness in Russia, particularly the rise of the Russian mafia. Throughout the sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for obedience to God and ponders how God prepared the prophet Elijah for his obedience without any indication in the Bible.

In this sermon, the preacher warns the audience about false prophets who are only interested in personal gain. He emphasizes the importance of being cautious and discerning when it comes to prophets who may be seeking money, sex, or power. The preacher highlights that this is not a new issue and references the Old Testament as evidence. He encourages the audience to rely on God's word for guidance and protection. Additionally, the preacher discusses the concept of giving gifts to prophets and challenges the idea that money is necessary to approach a prophet. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of prophesying in a way that speaks directly to people's hearts and encourages all believers to prophesy in their daily lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God. He uses the story of Samuel in the Bible to illustrate how God can speak to individuals and raise them up for His purposes. The preacher encourages the audience to seek God with all their hearts and be willing to receive training and discipline to become vessels for God's work. He emphasizes that serving God based on tradition or second-hand knowledge is not enough, and that true service comes from knowing God personally. The sermon concludes with a call to expect the Lord's return and to eagerly await the establishment of His kingdom.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living under God's authority, focusing on leading others to eternal life. It highlights the need to prioritize obedience to God's will, humility, and serving others over seeking authority over people or Satan. The speaker stresses the significance of having authority to guide others towards eternal life, correcting, disciplining, and instructing in the ways of the Lord. The ultimate goal is to live without fear of Satan, trusting in God's authority and leading others to eternal life.

T. Austin-Sparks delves into the profound meaning of 'the Arm of the Lord', emphasizing the importance of seeking God's support, upholding, and strength in our lives and ministries. He challenges listeners to consider what it truly means to have the Lord's support and how it relates to the vindication of our actions, the abiding fruit of our lives, and the revealing of God's mighty Arm. Through an in-depth study of Isaiah 53, T. Austin-Sparks highlights the significance of the Cross in experiencing the Arm of the Lord, the production of spiritual fruit as a result of Christ's travail, and the essential role of vindicating God's Son in our service.

E.A. Adeboye emphasizes the power of decreeing things in alignment with God's will, highlighting how God backs up the words of those who are close to Him and genuinely seek Him. Using examples from Samuel and Elijah, he illustrates how age or status is not a limitation when one is connected to God. Adeboye stresses the importance of being completely committed to God's will, becoming a bondservant to Jesus Christ, and issuing decrees based on God's Word with expectation of fulfillment.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of Samuel's ministry as a representation of power with God, particularly in a time when the people of Israel were not aligned with God's original intentions. He draws parallels between Samuel's era and the present, highlighting the need for a new beginning and a personal relationship with God, free from the constraints of tradition. Sparks urges believers to seek firsthand knowledge of God, moving beyond secondhand beliefs, and to become sensitive to God's dissatisfaction with the current state of His people. He illustrates that true ministry arises from a burdened heart that resonates with God's desires, positioning believers as bridges for God's transition from the old to the new. Ultimately, Sparks calls for a commitment to a personal walk with God, which empowers believers to influence their surroundings according to His will.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of being holy men and women of God, drawing inspiration from the prophets of the Old Testament who communicated with God and wrote Scriptures as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. He emphasizes the noble character of the prophets who stood up against sin and corruption, like Moses breaking the throne of Pharaoh and Elijah rebuking idolatry. Rees encourages living a holy life, being examples to children and neighbors, and trusting in God's provision for holiness. He urges parents to pray for and dedicate their children to God, believing in the power of a holy life to bring about transformation and restoration.

John Nelson Darby reflects on the Book of 1 Samuel, emphasizing God's sovereignty and grace in the face of Israel's failures. He discusses how God provided Samuel as a prophet when the priesthood failed, and how the introduction of kingship marked a shift in Israel's relationship with God. The sermon highlights the contrast between Saul's disobedience and David's faithfulness, illustrating the consequences of rejecting God's authority. Darby notes that despite Israel's desolation, God's grace remains evident in His plans for David and the future of His people.