In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of grace in the life of a believer. He explains that grace is freely given by the Lord Jesus and does not require any payment or credit. The preacher uses the example of the apostle Paul, who was an enemy of Christ but received grace that transformed him completely. The preacher also highlights that grace goes beyond forgiveness and a right relationship with God, as it brings about a new birth and transformation. The sermon concludes with the preacher praying for the anointing of the Holy Spirit and for the listeners to have ears to hear and eyes to see what God has to say.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young father who has a purpose in life - to provide for his family and take care of his 14 dairy cows on his five-acre land. The young man works tirelessly, cutting grass with a wheat eater and feeding the cows by hand. He also spends his time reviewing what was taught in Bible studies, visiting people, and meeting their needs. The speaker emphasizes that this young father's dedication to his calling is a powerful testimony of his faith and commitment to the kingdom mandate. The sermon encourages listeners to prioritize their focus on the kingdom of God and let their testimonies shine as a light in the world. The speaker references Luke 12:35-40 to emphasize the importance of being ready and prepared for the coming of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young father who has a purpose in life - to provide for his family and take care of his dairy cows on his five-acre land. The speaker emphasizes that this young man's dedication to his responsibilities is a reflection of his focus on the kingdom mandate. The sermon encourages listeners to change their focus from worldly distractions to the mission of spreading the gospel and helping those in need. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having the right focus and protecting oneself from the immodesty of the world by keeping the heart focused on salvation and the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Cornelius and Peter from the Bible. Cornelius, a devout man, receives a message from an angel to send for Peter. Meanwhile, Peter has a vision where he sees a sheet with various animals and hears a voice telling him to eat. Peter initially refuses, but then realizes that the vision is not about food, but about people. He understands that God shows no partiality and accepts anyone who fears Him and works righteousness, regardless of their nationality. This revelation changes Peter's perspective and prepares him to meet Cornelius and share the message of God with him and his household.

This sermon reflects on Paul's missionary journey, highlighting the challenges faced, the response to the gospel message, and the importance of staying faithful to God's work despite opposition and discouragement. It emphasizes the reality that not everyone will respond positively to the gospel, but God will bring forth fruit in His timing and way, even if it may not be outwardly huge. The story of Timothy's conversion and the impact of the gospel message on different individuals are used as examples to encourage perseverance in ministry.

This sermon emphasizes the core purpose of God, likening it to a jigsaw puzzle where each piece represents a different aspect of God's plan. It highlights the need for believers to understand and align with God's purpose, focusing on reaching all nations with the message of salvation through Christ. The sermon challenges listeners to offer themselves as living sacrifices, to proclaim the gospel, and to prioritize the salvation of the lost as a rare and crucial sacrifice in the New Testament.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages listeners to push open doors and seek God's will in their lives. They emphasize the importance of using technology, such as email, to spread the word of God and share information about countries like Turkey. The speaker acknowledges the danger of focusing too much on the Word and not enough on the Lord, but emphasizes the need to speak out about specific situations, such as Turkey. They express gratitude for those who have prayed and given to Turkey, and hope that this message will be an encouragement to them. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the importance of ongoing supervision, accountability, and mentoring in the mission field.

John Calvin preaches about the calling of the Gentiles through Christ, who is appointed as a light to illuminate those in darkness. The blame for not partaking in this salvation rests on individuals, as Christ is given to all without exception for their enlightenment. By opening our hearts to Christ, He will dispel darkness and bring truth to our minds.

D.L. Moody emphasizes the vital role of Christians in affirming the truth of Christianity as the world's salvation. He urges believers to live out their faith authentically, demonstrating the transformative power of the Christian life. By embodying Christian values and fulfilling their duties, individuals can contribute to the strength of the church and provide answers to the world's pressing questions. Moody calls for a commitment to a life that reflects the essence of Christianity, thereby bringing peace to a troubled humanity.