In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of basing our lives and actions on the unchanging word of God rather than the ever-changing trends of society. He highlights the moral lacks in American churches and challenges listeners to examine if their homes, TV choices, and manner of living are governed by God's precepts and wisdom. The preacher uses examples from the Bible, such as Jeremiah and Paul, to illustrate the compulsion and love that should drive us to teach the word of God to our families. The sermon concludes with a reminder that these teachings are not vain, but rather essential for our own lives and the lives of future generations.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing 2 Timothy 3:16, which states that all scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness. He compares this to a full course meal, explaining that just as a meal requires multiple dishes, a full course ministry of the Word of God requires teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness. The speaker then shares a personal anecdote about staying up all night with his son and emphasizes the importance of individualized ministry. He concludes by mentioning 2 Timothy 2:2, which encourages believers to pass on what they have learned to faithful individuals who can teach others. The sermon ultimately focuses on the benefits of a church-based theological education.

Manley Beasley emphasizes the responsibility of man in relation to God's sovereignty, urging Christians to recognize that today is the day of salvation. He reflects on the immaturity within the Corinthian church, highlighting how their self-serving actions hindered the work of God. Beasley challenges believers to grow spiritually and to understand their role in sharing the gospel, stressing that the urgency of salvation should not be overlooked. He illustrates the importance of living a life that honors God rather than indulging in personal desires, as this impacts future generations. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to God that transcends mere religious activity, urging believers to actively participate in God's mission.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the message of total commitment to Jesus Christ. He refers to 2 Timothy 2:2, which encourages believers to pass on what they have learned to faithful men who can teach others. The speaker then focuses on Romans 12:1, which calls for believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices to God. He compares this to Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac and highlights the need for believers to have a 100% total commitment and surrender to Christ. The message concludes with a challenge to live out this commitment and to praise God for salvation from sin and judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker outlines the structure of the book of Romans, dividing it into two parts. The first three chapters are referred to as the "doctrines of grace," which explain what believers are in Christ. The last three chapters, from chapter four to six, are called the "duty of grace," focusing on how believers should live in light of their position in Christ. The speaker emphasizes that God's purpose is for believers' practice to align with their standing, although perfect alignment will only be achieved when believers see Jesus face to face. The sermon also highlights the importance of passing on the teachings of the faith to faithful men, following the example of the Apostle Paul and Timothy.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for those who responded to his previous message with repentance and a deeper commitment to Jesus. He then transitions into a Bible study on Acts 13, focusing on the importance of being witnesses for Christ to the whole world. The speaker emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers for this mission. He also mentions a series of cassette lectures on the book of Acts and encourages listeners to become mission mobilizers by sharing the material with others. Additionally, he mentions a new edition of his book, which he offers as a gift to those who email him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of passing on the teachings of faith from one generation to the next, focusing on the need for godly leaders to entrust their knowledge to faithful individuals who will continue the legacy. It highlights the significance of forgiveness, loving one's enemies, and seeking peace as essential aspects of living a Christ-like life. The speaker shares personal testimonies of overcoming challenges through forgiveness and trusting in God's grace to rule over sin and Satan.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of following Jesus' core instructions for discipleship. These instructions are conversion, making disciples, baptizing them, and teaching them to obey all that Jesus commanded. The speaker highlights that when we follow these instructions, things always work out. He also emphasizes that making biblical disciples is crucial for a worshiping church, a church that grows in maturity, and a church that is passionate about reaching the lost.

The video is a sermon on the Lordship of Christ and the importance of the Urbana event in spreading the message of the gospel. The speaker highlights the impact of Urbana and the commitment of the organization to take the gospel to every person in the world. He encourages listeners to use the cassette tape to redeem their time and share it with others who may catch the vision for missions. The speaker also reflects on his own experience as a speaker at Urbana and the powerful response he witnessed, emphasizing the importance of knowing God and being an effective witness.

In this sermon, the speaker shares two illustrations to emphasize the importance of praying for one another and loving one another. The first illustration involves watching water dripping under a sluice gate into a mill pond, where debris like glass, wood, and even a dead cat are carried away by the force of the water. The speaker compares this to the need for our love to flow with force, removing negative emotions like jealousy, malice, and criticism. The second illustration involves a secretary at a convention confessing to being a secret smoker, highlighting the power of the Holy Spirit to bring about transformation in our lives. The speaker encourages listeners to seek a deep fellowship with God and allow the Holy Spirit to flood their hearts, leading to notable change in their lives.

The video is a sermon on the importance of discipleship and reaching the world for Christ. The speaker emphasizes the need for vision and training disciples to fulfill the great commission. He encourages the audience to focus on reproducing faithful men and women who will go out and teach others. The speaker also provides a format for discipleship meetings and suggests using inspirational videos and testimonies to deepen one's walk with God.

The sermon transcript discusses the story of a high school basketball team called Red Dawn, who are taken over by Russian and Cuban forces. The speaker reflects on the psychological manipulation used to turn the basketball team into a group of violent individuals. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between pushing oneself and accepting oneself, as well as between going on the offensive and being defensive. The speaker encourages the audience to take responsibility for the spiritual resources they have been given and to not use them as a means of escapism.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of "union life" and the stages of experiencing it. They encourage the audience to take notes on areas they would like further clarification on. One area of focus is the differentiation between spirit, soul, and body, and how to overcome negative traits. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the great deceit of Satan and the need for a strong biblical foundation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of delegation in leadership. They highlight that true leadership cannot exist without delegating tasks to others. The speaker also discusses the concept of redeeming time and identifies three main areas where time can be redeemed. They mention the significance of forming others and sharing a vision, particularly for a lost world. The sermon concludes with a mention of the leadership manual and the need for studying and understanding its content.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges and unpredictability of doing God's work in Brahman. They mention the lack of funds and the need to be flexible in their transportation arrangements. The speaker emphasizes the importance of training and preparation for the individuals involved in the work, as they will be the ones representing God to others. They also highlight the pressures and opportunities for growth that come with working in a busy and observed environment.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of teaching the word of God and how it edifies the body of believers. He mentions that with the use of electronic instruments, the word of God can now reach thousands of people all over the world. The preacher encourages Timothy to hold fast to the outline of sound words that he has been taught, emphasizing faith and love centered in Christ. He shares the story of Paul facing the possibility of death and how he remained steadfast in his faith, committing everything to Christ.

In this sermon, George Ferber emphasizes the importance of practical steps and commitments in our Christian lives. He encourages attendees to attend the prayer meeting and engage with missionary displays and books. Ferber highlights the significance of training leaders and discipleship in missionary work, emphasizing the need to work alongside nationals and learn from them. He calls for a response to the call of moving overseas to reach unreached people and urges the audience to stand up if they are willing to do so.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having faith and not giving up. He shares an illustration of a ditch caving in on some men because the walls were not properly supported, comparing it to our lives without the word of God. The speaker also mentions a scientific discovery of drilling into the earth's crust and hearing human screams, which some believe to be condemned souls from hell. The sermon also touches on the topic of suffering, highlighting the pain of childbirth and the joy that follows, and encourages listeners to rely on God's grace to carry them through difficult times. Additionally, the speaker expresses concern about the lack of discipleship in the church and the need for a revival.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of shepherding others, starting with unbelievers if you are a new believer, and progressing to guiding and helping fellow believers. It discusses the responsibility of every believer to engage in shepherding, not being self-centered but useful in God's hands. The sermon also touches on the significance of interpreting the Bible beyond exact quotations, focusing on the spirit of the Word and personal experiences. Lastly, it explores the concept of discipleship, cautioning against humanly arranged discipleship and highlighting the need for divine guidance in mentoring relationships.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of directing people to the Bible rather than diverting them from it. He had a plan to talk about evangelism, focusing on the man of evangelism, the message of evangelism, and the methods and motives of evangelism. However, he only got halfway through his plan and feels pressured to finish the message. The speaker emphasizes the need to understand that people are different and have different levels of understanding, and that evangelism should involve teaching and instructing rather than simply making decisions. The sermon also highlights the importance of appealing to a person's mind and emotions in order for them to truly embrace and receive the message.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses his initial plan to talk about evangelism and its various aspects. However, due to time constraints, he focuses on the motives behind evangelism. He emphasizes the importance of directing people to the Bible rather than diverting them from it. The speaker also shares a personal experience of evangelism, highlighting the need to teach and instruct individuals about the message of salvation and to present the claims and promises of God as their only hope.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical role of spiritual fathers and mothers in the church, urging the older generation to pour themselves into the younger generation. He highlights the importance of presenting Christ, the 'man in glory,' rather than mere religious teachings, and calls for a genuine encounter with Jesus to overcome self-centeredness. Beach Jr. stresses that without the proper transition of spiritual values from one generation to the next, the church risks losing its essence and purpose. He draws parallels with Paul's letters to Timothy, which serve as a model for passing the baton of faith and responsibility. The sermon concludes with a call to action for older believers to embody and demonstrate the teachings of Christ to guide the youth.

F.W. Grant delves into the issue of Nicolaitanism, highlighting the danger of clerisy and the rise of a spiritual caste within the Church. He emphasizes the departure from truth and the establishment of a worldly Church under Satan's influence, leading to the subjection of the laity by a privileged clergy class. Grant challenges the traditional concept of ordination, stressing that spiritual authority should come from God's Word and individual gifting, not human authorization. He calls for a return to the true essence of ministry, where every believer is a minister and priest, responsible for contributing to the body of Christ and ministering to one another in love.

Gilbert Tennent preaches about the importance of having faithful ministers who are true shepherds to the flock, contrasting them with ungodly ministers who are like Pharisees, focusing on pride, policy, malice, ignorance, covetousness, and bigotry. He emphasizes the need for compassion towards those who lack faithful ministry, urging prayers for God to send forth faithful laborers. Tennent encourages seeking greater spiritual nourishment and growth by choosing to hear from ministers who provide edification, even if it means going beyond one's parish. He warns against the dangers and unprofitableness of following unconverted ministers, highlighting the importance of discernment and the duty to seek true spiritual guidance.

Paris Reidhead preaches about Paul's farewell to Ephesus, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for parting ways and the responsibility to continue the work of ministry. He highlights Paul's example of conducting himself consistently with his testimony, serving the Lord with humility and compassion, and being willing to endure struggles and afflictions for the sake of Christ. Reidhead urges the congregation to have holy courage, contempt for worldly comforts, and a commitment to finish the work entrusted to them, warning against the dangers of complacency and spiritual decline.