This sermon by Derek Prince Ministries delves into the signs of the end times, discussing the atrocities of history, the concept of the elect or chosen ones, the great tribulation, and the importance of being prepared for the return of Jesus. Derek emphasizes the need to understand God's plan for the ages, the significance of God's chosen people, and the warning against deception through false signs and wonders. The sermon also touches on the event of the rapture, the visible return of Jesus, and the assurance of God's ultimate victory and glory.

This sermon by Derek Prince addresses the prevalent sins and societal issues in contemporary culture, emphasizing the importance of true repentance and transformation through encountering Jesus. Derek highlights the destructive nature of self-love, love of money, and love of pleasure, which lead to various sins and broken relationships. He stresses the need for a radical change in individuals through encountering Jesus, who has the power to transform lives permanently. The sermon concludes with a proclamation of God's plan to create a new people, His own special ones, who will reign with Jesus and share in eternal glory.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a boxer who came to the Lord after winning a championship belt. Despite being ridiculed by his former boxing companions, the boxer boldly declared that he would give up his belt and them if they wouldn't go with him to heaven. He even convinced some of them to come to church with him and they got converted. The preacher also discusses the importance of repentance and turning away from sinful associations, using the example of David in the Bible. Additionally, he highlights the agony and plea for deliverance expressed by David in the Psalms, emphasizing the need for God's mercy.

David Wilkerson shares a poignant story about a boys' home he started, which he initially viewed as a failure due to its closure after eighteen months. Years later, he received a letter from one of the boys who had attended the home, expressing gratitude for the love and teachings he received, which ultimately led him to embrace faith and pursue a calling in ministry. This testimony reassures Wilkerson that no effort made for Christ is in vain, emphasizing the profound impact of God's love in transforming lives. The sermon highlights the importance of perseverance in faith and the unseen fruits of our labor in God's kingdom.

H.J. Vine preaches about the importance of sticking to the Scriptures and the themes revealed by the Spirit of God, focusing on the near return of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the significance of understanding and sharing the prophetic Scriptures, highlighting the glory of Christ's relationship with the Father and the Church. Vine draws parallels from Genesis to Revelation, showcasing how Christ and the Church are beautifully intertwined in God's eternal plan, culminating in the Bride, the Lamb's wife, sharing in His supremacy and glory.

David Servant preaches on the biblical principle of discipleship, emphasizing the importance of entrusting truth to faithful disciples who will pass it on to others. He highlights the characteristics of a successful minister who seeks out faithful men to teach and compares them to good soldiers, athletes, and hard-working farmers. Paul's letter to Timothy underscores the conditional nature of God's choosing, the need for endurance in the faith, and the consequences of rejecting the gospel, showing that repentance and salvation are not solely God's decision but also involve individuals' response.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the transformation of Christianity from its original spiritual essence to a more formal and institutionalized structure by the end of the apostolic age. He highlights the Apostle Paul's letters to Timothy as a call to recover the true nature of the Church, which is a spiritual entity governed by the Holy Spirit, rather than a mere organization. Sparks argues that the Church exists to embody the testimony of Jesus, demonstrating His living presence and victory over death. He stresses the importance of viewing the Church from Heaven's perspective, where it is seen as a unified body of believers rather than divided sects. Ultimately, the Church's mission is to express the nature of Christ and maintain the testimony of Jesus in a world that seeks to undermine it.

The sermon 'Chosen' delves into the profound concept of election, focusing on the biblical meaning of 'eklektos' as the 'called out ones' or 'chosen out ones' by God. It explores the idea that God's election is based on His love and mercy, not on human merit, and emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing this doctrine. The preacher highlights various Bible verses and quotes from theologians to provide a comprehensive view of election, encouraging believers to seek a deeper understanding of God's sovereign plan in salvation.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about enduring trials and sorrows for the sake of God's people, emphasizing that our struggles and sufferings have a purpose in God's greater plan for salvation and eternal glory. He draws parallels to Job's story, highlighting how our darkest days can lead to our greatest growth and significance in God's eyes, shaping us into vessels for His work and deepening our faith and character.

John Piper preaches on the importance of gratitude in the ministry, emphasizing that true gratitude is a response to grace and a feeling of happiness directed towards someone who has shown undeserved kindness. He explains that gratitude flourishes in the sphere of grace, reflecting back to God as happiness towards Jesus. Piper highlights that the ultimate goal of ministry is to increase gratitude to the glory of God, as gratitude glorifies the giver and acknowledges our need for God's beneficence.

H.J. Vine preaches about the profound difference between salvation and reconciliation, emphasizing that salvation delivers us from ruin and distress while reconciliation sets us before God in Divine favor, removing alienation and enmity. Through Christ's atoning work on the Cross, we receive both salvation and reconciliation, entering into a personal relationship with God. The salvation offered through the gospel is individual and personal, leading believers to be saved, to share in the glory, and to approach God as worshippers through Jesus, our High Priest.