In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that preaching the word of God is a task that God takes care of. He highlights that God provides all the ideas, leading, power, and the Word itself. The speaker shares a personal experience of a young man who was transformed by Jesus, despite being a member of a gang. The sermon also discusses the concept of praising God in the midst of problems and offering forgiveness when faced with adversity. The speaker concludes by expressing a sense of urgency to share the message of Jesus with others who have not yet experienced His love and salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a transformed and circumcised heart in the church. He warns that everyone in the country is just two weeks away from being on the streets if they lose their jobs and fall into debt. The preacher calls for a revival and a revolution, stating that the heavens will open up again. He also shares a vision where Jesus shows him the perversion and distortion of the gospel in a church, pointing out men and women engaged in acts of perversion at the altar.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not wasting time and using it wisely. He shares a personal story of taking a friend out in a kayak and losing valuable glasses in the lake, highlighting the consequences of not being disciplined with our time. The preacher also discusses the danger of allowing television to control our lives instead of us controlling it. He then shares his own experience of leaving behind a successful and comfortable life to follow Jesus, emphasizing that while not everyone is called to do the same, some are called to leave everything behind for the sake of the Gospel. The sermon concludes with references to biblical stories such as the story of the rich young ruler and the story of D.L. Moody, highlighting the importance of surrendering everything to follow Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the younger generation in the work of Operation Mobilization (OM). He specifically mentions Joseph de Souza, the director of OM in India, who believes in the marriage between social action and evangelism. The speaker then references the book of Amos, highlighting a verse that condemns those who oppress the poor and lack concern for justice. The sermon emphasizes the need for a two-handed gospel, combining acts of love and mercy with the proclamation of salvation. The speaker also encourages believers to follow the four foundational pillars of Acts 242: the Apostles' doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread (worship), and prayer.

David Servant preaches on the dangers of greed and the importance of not letting our lives revolve around material possessions. He delves into Jesus' teachings in Luke 12:13-34, focusing on the parable of the rich fool, who selfishly hoarded his abundance and faced God's judgment. David emphasizes the need to seek God's kingdom above all else, to be rich toward God, and to be wary of the deceptive nature of greed that can lead us away from loving and serving God and others.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the three distinct characteristics of movements initiated by God, as seen in the early church: radical commitment, transformational growth, and relational dynamics. He highlights how early Christians were fearless and willing to take risks for their faith, viewing their mission as a one-way trip with no turning back. Yohannan also discusses the transformative power of God in the lives of believers, illustrating how Jesus focused on potential rather than perfection, and how relationships were central to the early church's growth. He encourages the church today to embrace these principles to foster a vibrant and impactful faith community.