In this sermon, the speaker focuses on 2nd Corinthians chapter 4 and highlights the idea that everything in the universe is for the sake of believers. The speaker emphasizes that as God's children, our lives are hidden with Christ in God. The fear of death is discussed as a bondage that the devil uses to hinder believers from being effective. The speaker encourages the audience to conquer the fear of death and find freedom in Christ, emphasizing that Christ is our life. The privilege of hearing and understanding the truth is also highlighted, with the speaker expressing awe at how rapidly truth is being restored to the people of God. The sermon concludes with a personal testimony of Eldridge Cleaver's conversion experience.

In this sermon, the speaker shares various stories and experiences related to the preaching of the word of God. One story is about Peter and John encountering a beggar who asks for money, but instead, they offer him healing in the name of Jesus. The speaker also mentions a procession where people walked and leapt in praise of God, causing businesses to stop and people to take notice. The sermon also touches on the impact of the word of God in prisons, where one young man's prayer led to his deliverance from drugs, prompting the speaker to visit other prisoners and share the message of Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and the unfairness of ministry, as Jesus calls believers to reap where they did not sow.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the difficult times that people are facing both personally and nationally. He emphasizes the importance of Christian friends and the support and encouragement they can provide. The speaker also highlights the role of Jesus in our lives, stating that he is with us in his person, providence, people, and power. He uses the example of Paul and how God took care of him and provided for him in his ministry. The speaker concludes by expressing confidence in God's plan and purpose, stating that God has many people in the city of Chicago.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the purpose of trials and adversity in the lives of believers. They suggest that these challenges are allowed by God to deepen and strengthen individuals, making them people of weight and endurance. The speaker emphasizes the importance of beauty and true value in the eyes of the Lord, and how these qualities are a combination of strength and grace. They also highlight the significance of the city described in the Bible, emphasizing its immense size and weightiness as a symbol of God's glory. Overall, the sermon encourages believers to embrace trials and strive for a mellow and gracious attitude as they fulfill God's purpose in their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the corruption and violence present in the world today. He criticizes the politicians in Washington for their involvement in financial scandals and highlights the need for justice. The preacher believes that Jesus Christ gives believers victory over sin and that they can overcome the world, the flesh, and the devil. He also discusses the concept of the judgment seat of Christ and the importance of appearing before it to receive rewards or consequences for one's actions. The sermon concludes with a warning about the consequences of not obeying God and a description of a judgment day scenario.

This sermon emphasizes the reality of trials, tribulations, and persecution that believers may face, contrary to the false teachings of prosperity and guaranteed healing. It highlights the refining process through suffering, the necessity of enduring hardships for spiritual growth, and the misconception that coming to Jesus guarantees a life free of struggles. The speaker shares personal experiences of intense trials and the need to trust God's sovereignty even in the midst of overwhelming challenges.

This sermon focuses on finding peace and assurance in God despite life's challenges and trials. It emphasizes the concept of surrendering to God's will and trusting in His plan, even in the midst of difficulties. The lyrics of the hymn 'It Is Well with My Soul' are used to illustrate the unwavering faith and hope that believers can have in God's promises, leading to a deep sense of peace and well-being.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the depth of God's love for humanity. He highlights how God's willingness to sacrifice His only begotten son demonstrates His immense love. The preacher encourages the audience to understand and appreciate the extent of God's love, which surpasses any earthly comparison. He emphasizes that running away from God or fighting against His plans is foolish, as God desires only what is best for our lives. The sermon also touches on the purpose of human existence, stating that we were created for God's pleasure and that seeking after Him brings fulfillment and meaning to life. The preacher concludes by expressing the hope of being freed from the limitations and corruption of our earthly bodies in the future.

This sermon delves into the themes of affliction, abortion, and the importance of listening to God, Jesus, and nature. It reflects on the suffering experienced in communist countries like China and the need to endure afflictions with faith. The speaker emphasizes the significance of listening to God's voice amidst life's challenges and the eternal glory that awaits those who endure afflictions with grace.

In this sermon, Brother KP Johannon shares the story of a native missionary in India who faced persecution for his faith. The missionary was brutally beaten by a group of men, leaving him with visible scars. Despite the danger, he remained dedicated to serving the Lord. Brother KP also mentions the growth of Gospel for Asia, with 11,000 missionaries in eight nations. He highlights the support of an elderly woman from Texas who faithfully donated $10 a month to the mission work.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a young man who is running a race to win the hand of a princess. Along the way, he gets distracted by a shoe made of pure gold and spends a long time pondering over it. Eventually, he remembers his goal and continues running, but arrives 15 minutes late. The king tells him that he will never get the princess unless he completes the course on time. The preacher uses this story to illustrate the importance of staying focused on our goals and not getting sidetracked by worldly distractions. He encourages Christians to have a clear goal in their faith and to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the fatherly love of God and how He reveals Himself to us. She references James 5:11, which speaks of God's compassion and mercy. The sermon focuses on the story of Job, highlighting how God pitied Job and suffered with him during his trials. It emphasizes that those who bear the sufferings of others seek to prepare a good ending, and that God bestows even greater blessings upon His chosen ones after their suffering. The sermon concludes by reminding listeners of the promise of heaven, where God will wipe away every tear and reward His children with eternal joy and glory.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink, the focus is on God's fatherly love and how He reveals Himself to us. The sermon references James 5:11, which speaks of God's compassion and mercy. The story of Job is used as an example of how God pitied Job and suffered with him during his trials. The sermon emphasizes that God has a special plan to show His love, and that He will wipe away every tear and embrace us like the prodigal son. The ultimate goal is for believers to experience the eternal weight of glory and the heavenly creation that God has prepared for His children.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God delivers us from the evil that lies at the heart of pain. The speaker acknowledges that Satan will try to destroy the work of God in us through suffering. They give an example of a man in terrible pain who experienced neglect and lack of empathy from medical professionals and visitors. The sermon also highlights the importance of wise individuals who understand the suffering of others and offer support in a meaningful way.

This sermon emphasizes the concept of believers being treasured by God, likened to jewels in His sight. It explores the idea of God valuing His children so much that He considers them His treasure, as seen in Ephesians 1 and Malachi 3. The message highlights the importance of fearing God with reverential awe, engaging in conversations about Him, and understanding the depth of His love and grace towards us through Jesus Christ. It concludes with an invitation to surrender to God and become part of His glorious treasure.

This sermon delves into the inevitability of persecution for believers and how the example of Jesus on the cross provides a profound perspective on facing suffering with courage and determination. Just as Jesus endured the cross for the joy set before Him, believers are encouraged to focus on the eternal rewards and the love for souls that can sustain them through persecution. The anticipation of God's mighty presence and the call to embrace a sacrificial mindset akin to Jesus' selflessness are highlighted as essential preparations for the challenging times ahead.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being fully persuaded that Christ is worth trading everything for, highlighting the need to joyfully venture all for Christ without hesitation or keeping a checklist of sacrifices made. It discusses the contrast between those who confidently follow Christ with joy and those who struggle due to lack of persuasion, ultimately focusing on the central question of whether Christ is the driving compulsion of one's life above all else.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of tribulation and trials in the Christian life. He emphasizes that these difficulties are not wasted but are part of God's plan to prepare believers for a greater glory in eternity. The preacher uses biblical examples such as Joseph and verses from the Bible to support his message. He also criticizes preachers who paint a false picture of the Christian life as solely filled with prosperity and material blessings, stating that Jesus himself acknowledged that believers will face tribulation in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of loving one's neighbor as oneself. He shares a personal experience of realizing the significance of a small act of kindness towards his brother. The speaker emphasizes that even though these small acts may seem unimportant in the grand scheme of things, they are actually of great importance to God. He then references 1 Corinthians 9:24, where the Apostle Paul talks about the goal of running the race of life to obtain the prize. The speaker encourages the audience to live their lives with the goal of pleasing God and loving others.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not forgetting who we truly are in Christ. He highlights the reality of Satan's attempts to distract and deceive us, but encourages believers to trust in God and not in themselves. The preacher draws from the example of the apostle Paul, who experienced suffering and persecution but found comfort and deliverance in God. He also discusses the concept of fire and light, explaining how death can be transformed into blessing and power. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need to continually die to self and rely on God's strength in the midst of trials.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus and obeying Him, even in times of difficulty and suffering. The speaker shares a story of a person who, despite being paralyzed, finds comfort and strength by reminding the devil of Christ's sacrifice and love. The speaker also recounts a touching Easter story told by children, highlighting the significance of Christ's resurrection and the victory over sin and death. The sermon concludes with a reminder that as Christians, we should not be surprised or discouraged by trials and persecution, but rather rejoice in the knowledge that the Spirit of God rests upon us.

This sermon delves into the concept of godliness as a mystery of iniquity, highlighting the contrast between Christ and the Antichrist. It emphasizes the importance of understanding that Satan counterfeits everything that God represents, urging listeners to be vigilant and keep their minds focused on the Lord to combat spiritual oppression and distractions. The message underscores the desire of the Holy Spirit to express God's likeness through individuals, drawing parallels to Adam's fall and the ongoing spiritual battles faced in daily life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of not being afraid and focusing on the problems and difficulties in life. He emphasizes that despite the challenges we face, we live in a blessed and affluent nation. The speaker also highlights the generosity of the poor believers in Macedonia who gave beyond their ability. He urges listeners to consider the reality of the world and be grateful for their own blessings, rather than complaining and murmuring. The sermon references the story of Joshua and Caleb, who had faith in God's promise to give them the land, while the majority of the congregation doubted and spoke negatively, leading to consequences.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink, the focus is on the concept of heaven and its relevance in our lives. The speaker emphasizes that God's kingdom is already present on earth and that we should be grateful for Jesus bringing heaven to earth. The sermon highlights the idea that those who experience heaven on earth will also experience it in the afterlife. Suffering is presented as a pathway to heaven, as it opens the gates to experiencing the joy of heaven. The sermon concludes by urging listeners to hold onto their faith in heaven and to seek a personal connection with it through repentance and recognizing their own sinfulness.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of humility and repentance in the eyes of God. He shares a personal experience of witnessing to others and how he shared his faith in Christ. The preacher also highlights how Jesus performed miracles and signs to prove that He was approved by God, but many people were more concerned with their physical needs rather than recognizing His divine power. The sermon concludes with the reminder that believers are called to live for God's eternal glory and that everything we have belongs to Him.