In this sermon, the speaker discusses the biblical pattern for evangelism. He highlights eight key elements: purity, power, persecution, provision, proclamation, protection, pain, and perseverance. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not watering down the word of God, even in the face of trouble and imprisonment. He points out the irony of the Sadducees, who deny the existence of angels, being delivered by an angel. The sermon also mentions the supernatural happenings and the unity of the believers in prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing the supernatural aspects of the Bible. He highlights the story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison, where his shackles fell off and the gate opened on its own. The speaker encourages believers to not lose heart when faced with impossible situations, but to pray and trust that God can intervene and work miraculously. He shares the story of a Tibetan minister who was miraculously rescued from a well after being left to die, demonstrating that God still works miraculously today.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of angels and their role in the Bible. He explains that angels were created by God and came from heaven. Their purpose is to serve and carry out God's will. The preacher also highlights the relationship between angels and the redeemed, emphasizing how God uses angels to protect and guide believers. He shares the story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison, where an angel freed him from chains and led him to safety. The sermon concludes with the preacher encouraging the audience to reflect on their own experiences and consider the possibility of angels watching over them.

In this sermon transcript titled "Surrounded by Angels," Basilia Schlink shares her experiences of ministering in slum areas with a traveling chapel. Despite facing threats and attacks from a rough gang, Schlink and her team relied on the power of prayer and the promise of God's angels to protect them. They witnessed the fulfillment of Psalm 91:11, as the gang members inexplicably stayed away from their bus during a planned attack. This experience strengthened their faith and belief in the power of God's angels to overcome darkness and provide security.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spending time in the Word of God and meditating on Scripture. He cautions against mistaking every thought that comes to mind while reading the Bible as a special revelation from God. The speaker also highlights the need for unity among believers and encourages them to plan their days and be organized in their work. He shares his own experience of waiting on God and seeking wisdom in carrying out a vision, emphasizing the importance of humility and seeking the input of other believers.

Brian Guerin shares a powerful sermon on the significance of angelic assistance and the importance of gazing upon Jesus, the Son. He recounts a transformative experience in India where he witnessed the power of God in delivering a young girl from demonic possession, emphasizing the reality of spiritual warfare and the role of angels in ministering to believers. Guerin encourages the congregation to cultivate intimacy with Christ, as this connection opens the heavens and allows for angelic intervention in their lives. He highlights the necessity of seeking God diligently and the profound impact of prayer and stillness in the presence of the Lord. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper relationship with Jesus, which leads to empowerment and freedom in the believer's life.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the importance of using our sanctified common sense in decision-making, as illustrated in the story of Saul and the guidance given by Samuel. He highlights that while God can reveal our paths, He often expects us to exercise our judgment in everyday situations. Meyer draws a parallel with Peter, who, after being freed from prison, was left to make his own decisions, demonstrating the value of personal discernment. The sermon encourages believers to weigh their options, seek divine guidance, and act in faith without second-guessing their choices.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about God's miraculous deliverance in the darkest hours, citing examples from the Bible such as Peter's chains falling off in prison, Paul and Silas being freed by an earthquake, and Joseph's rise from prison to premiership. He emphasizes God's faithfulness to His promises, His resourcefulness in difficult situations, and the importance of trusting His timing and methods even in desperate circumstances.

Richard Baxter emphasizes the importance of meditation as a means for the soul to digest truth from the Bible, turning belief into action and transforming the mind into strong willpower, genuine emotions, and holy living. He urges Christians to actively engage in heavenly contemplation, making it both spontaneous and scheduled, to cultivate a deep fellowship and friendship with God. Baxter advises on the best time, frequency, and season for meditation, highlighting its significance in times of suffering, distress, and especially when facing death, as a way to prepare the soul for eternal rest in heaven.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the liberating power of the Lord, who has historically freed many from bondage, including figures like Joseph and Peter. He reassures that God continues to break chains and open prison doors for those who are bound by sorrow, doubt, and fear. Spurgeon encourages listeners to trust in Jesus as their Emancipator, asserting that no force, including sin and despair, can hold them if they believe in His grace and power. The sermon highlights the joy that comes from being set free by God, urging individuals to defy their enemies and proclaim their deliverance. Ultimately, Spurgeon calls for faith in the Lord's ability to bring freedom and joy.