In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a group of people who were enthusiastic about evangelizing and helping forgotten people in their country. They set up their own bakery and laundry and even bought a whole abandoned city. However, their unity began to crumble, and one by one, families left. The speaker's father-in-law, who had a close relationship with God, shared a message from 1 Chronicles 13 that shed light on their situation. The sermon then explores the concept of failure and effectiveness in the life of David, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and abiding in God's anointing.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing gratitude for the attendance of the congregation and shares testimonies of individuals who have recently accepted Jesus as their Savior. The preacher then reflects on the disparity between the abundance in some parts of the world and the extreme poverty and injustice in others. The sermon emphasizes God's love for the world and how He demonstrated this love by sacrificing His only Son. The preacher marvels at the power and precision of God's creation and concludes by highlighting the authority and effectiveness of God's word in creating and sustaining the world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a woman who was equipped with God's word and had a burning passion to share it with others. The speaker observes how people initially seem disinterested in the message, but are eventually drawn in by the magnetic power of the Gospel. The speaker reflects on their own limitations and lack of formal theological training, but realizes that every soul they encounter can be their congregation. They emphasize the importance of proclaiming the message of salvation and being willing to endure personal hardships for the sake of saving souls. The sermon references John 4:35 and quotes Zinzendorf, David Brainerd, and Henry Martin to emphasize the urgency and dedication required in spreading the word of God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of sharing God's Word without being influenced by cultural norms or denominational traditions. It highlights the empowerment of all believers, regardless of age, gender, or social status, to prophesy and speak God's truth in everyday speech for edification, exhortation, and consolation. The key points include being filled with the Holy Spirit, studying and arranging God's word, sharing in an interesting and practical manner, and loving people to spur them to action.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the contrast between the older generation in Romania who serve the Lord in a lawful way and the younger generation who have rejected legalism and embraced worldly ways. The speaker emphasizes the importance of receiving the truth and walking with God obediently. They highlight God's promise of streams of living water that bring health and vigor to those who walk with Him. The speaker also mentions the simplicity of the gospel message and expresses gratitude for fellow Christians.

The sermon transcript discusses various instructions given by Paul to Timothy on how to behave towards different classes in the Christian family. It begins by addressing the old and young, male and female, emphasizing the importance of showing honor and respect. The transcript then moves on to discussing the care and support of widows, highlighting the responsibility of the church in providing for them. It also touches on the role of elders in the church, emphasizing the need for financial care, caution in appointing men, and the importance of having multiple witnesses in cases of accusation. Overall, the transcript emphasizes the practical advice given by Paul to Timothy for the care of believers in the Christian assembly.

This sermon emphasizes the shift in the meaning of prophecy from the Old Testament to the New Testament, highlighting that in the New Testament, prophecy is about speaking forth the word of God to build up the body of Christ, not just foretelling the future. It discusses the importance of not being misled by false prophets who tell people what to do, as true New Testament prophecy does not involve instructing others. The sermon also addresses the freedom for both men and women to prophesy in the new covenant, encouraging believers to embrace this gift and not be hindered by cultural or traditional constraints.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining God's wisdom and teachings, highlighting the need to circumcise our hearts and words to align with His ways. It addresses the role of women in prophecy and church administration, cautioning against women usurping authority over men. The message stresses the value of meekness and quiet spirit in women, contrasting it with emotional outbursts. It calls for love towards strangers and breaking down barriers of discrimination and exclusivity.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces four individuals: Abidus, Henry, Gerald, and Stan. The speaker emphasizes that Stan is the greatest among them and should be forgiven. The sermon then focuses on the importance of elders and their responsibilities in the church. The speaker highlights the dangers of laziness and the need for elders to be diligent and responsible in their roles. The sermon also touches on the significance of the church as the pillar and ground of truth and the importance of proper behavior within the church.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of marriage, raising godly children, and the role of humility in parenting. It highlights God's design for marriage, the responsibility of parents to bring up children in a godly way, and the significance of humility in receiving grace from God. The speaker addresses the need for parents to instill biblical principles in their children, focusing on humility, faith, love, holiness, and self-control.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of older men and women setting a godly example by being sober, grave, temperate, and sound in faith, love, and patience. He emphasizes the need for older women to teach younger women to be virtuous, loving, discreet, chaste, and obedient to their husbands to prevent the Word of God from being blasphemed. Chrysostom also instructs young men to be sober-minded and servants to be obedient and faithful, showing that a virtuous life adorns the Gospel and brings glory to God.

John Bunyan addresses the contentious issue of whether women in a church should separate from men to conduct their own prayer meetings. He argues against this practice, emphasizing the importance of scriptural authority and the traditional roles of men and women in worship. Bunyan acknowledges the piety and devotion of women but insists that their participation in worship should be in conjunction with men, not apart from them. He critiques the arguments made for women's separate meetings, asserting that they lack biblical support and could lead to confusion and disorder in the church. Ultimately, Bunyan calls for unity and adherence to the teachings of Scripture regarding worship.

David Servant preaches about the diverse group of women who were among the first recruits for Jesus' army, highlighting their past struggles, deliverance, and dedication to supporting Christ's cause financially. He emphasizes the importance of true followers of Christ giving generously to support His work, using examples of Joanna and Mary Magdalene. David Servant also discusses the story of Mary and Martha, illustrating the significance of prioritizing spiritual food over physical tasks, especially in the presence of God Himself.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of recognizing the ministry of motherhood as ordained by God, highlighting how sin and worldly influences have distorted the view of motherhood as a blessing. Through examples like Timothy's mother, Eunice, and Susannah Wesley, he illustrates the profound impact a godly mother can have on her children and the world, far surpassing any other worldly achievements. Poonen stresses that motherhood is a significant ministry in the church, where women are called to raise their children in the fear of God, echoing Paul's teachings to Timothy.