In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of perseverance and patience in the Christian journey. He highlights how society's obsession with instant gratification can hinder our spiritual growth. The speaker also discusses the concept of seasons in God's plan and how they bring about change and transformation. He specifically mentions the season of baptism as a way to show our identification with Christ and transition from the old self to the new. The speaker expresses his belief that God will bring about a greater functioning of the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus among His people.

In this sermon, the preacher is concerned about the limited time he has to deliver a sermon and the lack of opportunity to provide explanation or revelation. However, God reassures him to trust in Him and simply deliver His word. The preacher shares his personal experience of pouring his heart out and sharing his testimony, which leads to a man throwing himself across the table and crying out for help. The preacher then warns the audience about the wrath of God and the need for repentance, but is thrown off a tram for his passionate delivery. Despite the opposition, the man who threw him off later comes to Christ, leading to a transformation in his behavior.

In this sermon, the speaker urges the audience to be ready for the coming of the Lord. He encourages them to open their hearts to God and the Spirit, as God wants to pour out His Spirit upon them. The speaker mentions that the time of the Gentiles was fulfilled when the Jews regained control of Jerusalem in 1967. He warns that time is running out and advises the audience to study Revelation 6 through 18 to understand what will happen in the coming months and years. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of walking in the Spirit and being ready for the bridegroom's return.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being people of truth and living a sincere and authentic life. He shares a personal story about his daughter's mission work and highlights the significance of truth in a world searching for reality. The speaker also references Psalm 15:4, which describes the characteristics of someone who truly abides in God's presence. He concludes by urging the listeners to live in the truth, even if it may be uncomfortable, and reminds them of the power that comes from being a witness of truth.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of developing our ministry as members of the body of Christ. He uses the example of Moses, who initially thought he was competent to minister to his people but ended up failing and fleeing to the wilderness. The speaker encourages believers to actively engage with the word of Christ and personally experience it before ministering to others. He highlights that the ministry should not be limited to the written word but should be filled with the spirit of the living God. The speaker also contrasts the Old Covenant, represented by the Ten Commandments engraved on stones, with the New Covenant, which is written by the spirit and brings life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the high price paid on Calvary to conquer and cover all sin. He urges listeners to open their hearts to God's standards and accept His offer of freedom from guilt and sin. The preacher also highlights the importance of obedience and surrender in the lives of believers. He explains that by fully surrendering to God, we can serve Him faithfully and allow Him to lead us in our Christian walk. The sermon concludes with a story illustrating the concept of surrendering every part of ourselves to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of proving our Christian faith through practical evidence in our daily lives. He refers to the words of the apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians 3:2, where he describes believers as living epistles known and read by all. The preacher highlights the dangers faced by Christians in the world and encourages the audience to study and meditate on the word of God. He emphasizes the need for obedience and action, stating that faith without works is meaningless. The sermon concludes with an exhortation to be swift to hear and slow to speak, emphasizing the importance of listening to and obeying God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of God's role in drawing people to Him. While believers are commanded to preach the gospel to all, it is ultimately God who knows who belongs in the church and calls them to be part of it. The purpose of the ministries of the body is to build the church and help believers grow in the likeness of Christ. The speaker also highlights the need for believers to bear witness to the world and be ready for the Lord's return. The sermon references Matthew 25 and Hebrews 8, emphasizing the surpassing glory of the New Covenant and the transformation it brings.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the presence of negative traits in our lives such as anger, irritability, and unfriendliness. He emphasizes the need to examine our lives and align them with God's plan. The speaker then refers to Genesis 1:26, where God created man in His image and gave them dominion over the earth. He highlights the importance of living in a way that reflects God's image and asks the audience to consider what others would read in their lives. The sermon also touches on the role of sin and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ in reconciling man with God, and the failure of previous attempts, such as sacrifices and the giving of commandments, to restore man to his rightful place.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of beholding the glory of the Lord and being transformed into His image. He refers to the labor of regeneration and renewing as the process of being renewed into the perfect image of the Son. The preacher shares a personal experience of receiving revelation from God in the early hours of the morning. He highlights the veiled nature of the gospel to those who are lost, but emphasizes the power of the cross and the blood of Jesus to cleanse sinners. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the treasure of God's truth is written in the hearts of believers, enabling them to love God with all their hearts.

Smith Wigglesworth emphasizes that believers are living epistles of Christ, transformed by the Holy Spirit who writes God's law on their hearts. He explains that through the crucifixion of the old nature and the indwelling of Christ, believers can live a life empowered by the Spirit, leading to a ministry filled with signs and wonders. Wigglesworth encourages reliance on the Holy Spirit for prayer and compassion, highlighting the importance of being filled with God's love to effectively minister to others. He calls for a life of humility and dependence on God, urging believers to embrace the transformative power of the Holy Spirit to become true representatives of Christ. Ultimately, he stresses the necessity of continually seeking God's presence to fulfill His divine purpose in our lives.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the significance of being a living epistle, reflecting Christ's glory in our lives. He challenges believers to purge themselves of worldly influences and to allow the Holy Spirit to transform them into vessels of honor, capable of demonstrating love, joy, and peace even in difficult circumstances. Waldvogel highlights the necessity of Holy Spirit-led gatherings where believers can encounter God's presence and be changed from glory to glory. He encourages self-examination to ensure that Christ is truly Lord in our lives, urging the congregation to meditate on the Word and behold God's glory to become effective witnesses of His love.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the profound nature of the Church as Christ's representative on earth, highlighting its role as an 'epistle of Christ' that reveals God's grace and power. He distinguishes between the Church, the Kingdom, and the salvation of souls, asserting that while the Church is a body united with Christ, the Kingdom represents God's reign and power. Darby discusses the Church's current position, its hope in being united with Christ in heaven, and its calling to be a faithful witness on earth. He stresses the importance of the Church's dependence on Christ for power and guidance, and the necessity of maintaining a constant reference to Him in all its activities. Ultimately, the Church's occupation is to live in communion with Christ, reflecting His nature and purpose in the world.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes that a true Christian is an 'epistle of Christ,' with Christ engraved on their hearts rather than on stone tablets. He contrasts the law, which condemns and brings death, with the grace of God through Jesus, who offers righteousness and liberty through the Holy Spirit. Darby urges believers to reflect on whether Christ is truly the object of their lives, highlighting that the Holy Spirit enables them to live out this reality. He explains that the church serves as a living testament to Christ, showcasing His virtues to the world. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deep, personal relationship with Christ, leading to a transformed life that reflects His glory.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes that Christians are representatives of Christ, as evidenced by the transformative power of the truth in their lives. He addresses the Corinthians' doubts about his apostolic authority by pointing to their own conversion as proof of his ministry. Darby explains that true Christianity is not merely about outward conduct but about having Christ engraved on the heart through the Holy Spirit. He contrasts the ministration of the letter, which brings condemnation, with the ministration of the Spirit, which offers righteousness and freedom. Ultimately, believers are called to reflect Christ's love and grace in their lives, serving as living epistles to the world.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the importance of living a life that reflects Christ's glory, urging believers to manifest His life in their actions and hearts. He reminds us that we are in the presence of the world to represent Christ, who intercedes for us before God. Darby stresses the need for earnestness in our faith, especially in challenging times, and challenges Christians to truly embody their faith so that others may understand the essence of Christianity. He calls for a deep sense of Christ's love, encouraging believers to live for Him and to share His message of redemption with those who do not know Him.