This sermon emphasizes the freedom from guilt of the past through surrendering to God, trading shackles for a glorious song. It highlights the importance of seeking the anointing of God, the cost of maintaining it, and the need for a deep, personal relationship with God to experience His transformative power.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts the story of Paul's conversion on the Damascus road. He emphasizes the significance of Paul's encounter with Jesus and his subsequent choice to follow Him. The preacher then poses the question to the audience if they have answered the call to follow Jesus. He addresses the issue of feeling worthless and lacking identity, asserting that God has a purpose for every life. The preacher highlights the importance of understanding God's plan and purpose for each individual, drawing from the book of Romans and emphasizing the certainty of our relationship with God and His calling in our lives.

This sermon features Brother Yun, a Chinese Christian leader who endured persecution, imprisonment, and miraculous interventions by Jesus. Despite challenges, he emphasizes the power of Jesus' love and the impact of prayer and faith in overcoming obstacles. The message highlights the transformational power of Jesus in setting people free from various forms of bondage and bringing healing and salvation to individuals and nations.

In this sermon, Reverend Coilard emphasizes the importance of being fully yielded to Jesus Christ and having a heart for preaching the gospel. He shares the story of a man named El Mude who was transformed by the message of a preacher and went on to passionately preach the word of God. Reverend Coilard highlights the four evidences of the anointing: victory over sin, par in service, the fruit of the Spirit, and a burden for souls. He encourages believers to live a life of love and to be willing to fully yield themselves to God, believing that there is still a generation of men and women who will rise up to preach the gospel in the midst of a dark world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of serving the Lord with integrity and sincerity, rather than using the preaching of God's word as a means to make money. He encourages those in ministry to not be discouraged, but to keep their focus on Jesus and the tremendous ministry God has given them. The speaker also highlights the need for transparency and confession of any hidden sins or shame in one's life in order to effectively serve the Lord. He uses the analogy of a vessel, emphasizing that it is not the outward appearance or impressive gifts that matter, but rather the life and substance inside that is communicated to others.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of opposing and exposing the powers of darkness in our lives. He encourages listeners to question old traditions and teachings that may conflict with the revelation they receive from the Word of God. The preacher urges the audience to listen to the entire series of tapes in numerical order to fully understand and receive the teachings. He also highlights the significance of praising God and seeking His approval above the opinions of others. The sermon emphasizes the need to change our allegiance from Satan to Jesus and warns of the consequences of rebellion against God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is able and willing to meet all our needs. He highlights that God's eyes are constantly searching the earth for those whose hearts are in tune with Him, so that He can show Himself strong on their behalf. The preacher encourages the audience to get their hearts in tune with God in order to receive His blessings and ministry. He also acknowledges the challenge of living in a fast-paced world, where it is difficult to find time for spiritual communion and meditation. The sermon includes references to Bible verses, such as Galatians 5:1, which urges believers to stand fast in the liberty that Christ has given them and not be entangled again in bondage.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the verses from 2 Corinthians chapter 3 and 4, specifically verse 6 and verse 17. The main theme is the revelation of God's glory in the face of Jesus Christ and the freedom that comes from the presence of the Holy Spirit. The preacher emphasizes the significance of being able to see the face of God and how the veil has been removed through Jesus. The sermon also touches on the psalm written by David during a time of rebellion and danger, highlighting the importance of seeking after God and having the consciousness of His abiding presence.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the topic of godly dress and emphasizes the importance of dressing in a way that pleases God. He acknowledges that discussing this topic may be controversial but believes it is necessary. The speaker uses examples from the Bible, such as John Wesley, to illustrate the importance of being directed towards souls and having a purpose in our appearance. He encourages the audience, particularly young people, to not be swayed by the world's standards but to live and proclaim the gospel without compromise.

This sermon emphasizes the danger of limiting the work of God in our lives through unbelief, restrictions, and attempts to control or manipulate God's message. It highlights the importance of being open to God's Spirit, allowing Him to work freely in and through us, and not putting limitations on what God desires to do. The speaker urges the congregation to seek a deeper surrender to God, to be willing vessels for His power and truth in a world that desperately needs it.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of spiritual balance in the lives of believers. He encourages the audience to seek a balance between enthusiasm and being easily led astray. The preacher also discusses the balance between crisis experiences and the process of growth in one's faith. He highlights the miracle of people from different backgrounds coming together at the Jesus festival, emphasizing the need to bridge the gap between non-charismatic and charismatic believers. The sermon references 1st John chapter 4 verse 1 and touches on the concept of purging oneself of self-regard and training in pure love.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life surrendered to God, entering into a heavenly throne room experience through faith in Christ. It challenges believers to move beyond striving and comparison, focusing on laying down their will and embracing a life of rest and intimacy with God. The speaker encourages a shift from seeking revival to seeking a continuous heavenly life, where believers can boldly approach God's throne and live in His presence.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on 2 Corinthians 4 and 5 as the basis for his message. He emphasizes the importance of not preaching oneself, but rather preaching Christ Jesus as Lord and serving others as bond-servants for Jesus' sake. The preacher then introduces the concept of the Roman triumphus, a parade held in Rome after a victory, to illustrate the transformation that occurs when one becomes a bondservant of God and man. He highlights three key changes that take place when one crosses the line into this new way of living. The sermon also explores the process by which God creates a bondservant's heart and the need for believers to be pressed beyond their own limitations and into the all-sufficiency of the Lord Jesus.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of true freedom found in Christ, contrasting it with the false sense of freedom the world offers. It calls for a deep relationship with God through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, highlighting the need for personal transformation and deliverance from addictions and bondages. The speaker challenges the congregation to seek true freedom in Christ and to be lights in a dark world, standing firm in faith despite the cultural challenges and moral decline.

This sermon emphasizes the greatest revelation given to mankind, focusing on the compassionate, gracious, and merciful nature of God as revealed in Exodus and 2 Corinthians. It highlights the transformation that occurs when we submit to God, the simplicity of the gospel, and the assurance of God's love and forgiveness for all who come to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of staying connected to Jesus Christ as the head of the church. He highlights the need for the church to be led and controlled by Christ rather than being caught up in busyness and worldly plans. The speaker shares a personal experience of their church's struggle to develop a long-term plan, which led them to embark on a nine-month study project called "Seeking the Master's Plan." The sermon also discusses the purpose of the church, which is to make disciples through evangelism and edification, as described in Acts 1:8 and Matthew 28:19-20.

In this sermon transcript titled "Truly Free" by Basilia Schlink, the speaker shares her personal struggle with sin and her search for freedom. She finds solace in a Bible verse from John 8:36, where Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will be truly free. The speaker encourages listeners to engage in a battle of faith against their sins, committing themselves to God's chastening and allowing Him to break their rebelliousness. She emphasizes the power of Jesus' name in overcoming sin and encourages listeners to strive in faith, knowing that Christ can conquer every sin.

This sermon focuses on the significance of beholding Jesus as the central focus of our lives, highlighting how Jesus, as the perfect man, represents both God's character on earth and humanity's representation in heaven. It emphasizes the importance of surrendering to Jesus, acknowledging His power to save, transform, and bring freedom in our lives.

This sermon delves into the life of Samson, exploring the lessons from his journey, including his backsliding, rebellion, and ultimate return to God. Despite his flaws, Samson's faith and ability to finish where he began earn him a place among God's heroes. The importance of spiritual growth, God's blessing, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit are emphasized as key elements in achieving strength and victory over challenges.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the call for Christians to live lives worthy of being role models, urging believers to reflect on whether their actions and decisions align with the teachings of Christ. He highlights the Apostle Paul's bold invitation to 'follow me' as a challenge for Christians to embody a life of heavenly wisdom, maturity, and love, rather than earthly wisdom and division. The sermon encourages self-examination regarding how one's life can influence others positively, particularly in areas such as wisdom, relationships, and Christian liberty. Ultimately, Beach Jr. calls for a commitment to live transparently and authentically as representatives of Christ, fostering unity and spiritual growth within the community.

G.D. Watson preaches about the secret of power lying in recognizing the constant presence of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging His presence in all aspects of our lives and work for God. The Holy Spirit always precedes and accompanies every work of grace, moving through truth and personalities to bring about spiritual transformation. By recognizing the Holy Spirit's presence, we are inspired with energy, definiteness, and a sense of freedom and gladness that nothing else can provide, enabling us to tap into a power above all eloquence and magnetism for gospel purposes.

Glenn Meldrum emphasizes the importance of desperation in overcoming habitual sin, highlighting the need for individuals to become serious about their relationship with Jesus and recklessly abandon themselves to God. He contrasts the struggles of believers with the unsaved, emphasizing that the law can only reveal sin but not bring true liberty. Meldrum stresses that victory over sin comes through surrender to God, not through self-effort, and that a driving passion for holiness is fueled by a consuming love for God. He encourages focusing one's affections on Jesus to overcome sin and find true intimacy with God.

A.W. Tozer addresses the dangers of both bondage and liberty in the Christian life, emphasizing that believers must avoid returning to the yoke of bondage from which they were freed, such as superstition and legalism. He warns against the dangers of misusing Christian liberty as a license to sin, stressing that true freedom in Christ is the ability to live righteously and love others without the constraints of external traditions or fears. Tozer encourages Christians to embrace their identity as children of God, living in the Spirit and exercising their freedom responsibly, while also being mindful of how their actions may affect others. He concludes by affirming that the yoke of Jesus is easy and His burden is light, urging believers to stand firm in their freedom without falling back into bondage.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes that true deliverance comes through the work of Christ and the sealing of the Holy Spirit, which grants believers liberty. He explains that while we live on earth, we must reckon ourselves as dead in Christ, understanding that our redemption is complete through His blood. Darby illustrates the journey of believers from redemption to glory, highlighting the importance of recognizing our position before God and the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. He warns against relying on personal experiences rather than focusing on God's grace and love, urging believers to maintain a clear conscience and to judge themselves regularly. Ultimately, he reassures that through Christ, we are free from judgment and can approach God with confidence.

F.B. Meyer reflects on the theme of divine intervention in our lives, using the metaphor of sparrows trapped in a vestry to illustrate how God sometimes disrupts our comfort for our ultimate freedom and growth. Just as the sparrows were unaware that the verger and Meyer were trying to help them escape, we often fail to recognize that God's breaking of our ease is rooted in His love and desire for us to experience true liberty. Meyer draws parallels to Job's suffering, suggesting that God breaks up our complacency to lead us into a deeper relationship with Him and a fuller life. The sermon encourages believers to trust in God's unchanging nature amidst life's changes and challenges.