In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that there are no shortcuts to holiness and discipleship. He highlights the example of the Apostle Paul, who dedicated three years of his life to warning and teaching others about the gospel. Paul served the Lord with humility, tears, and perseverance, not holding back anything that was profitable for others. The speaker encourages believers to have the same dedication and willingness to finish the work that God has given them, just as Jesus and Paul did.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of holding onto the hope of eternal life in Jesus Christ. He highlights that this hope is based on the promise of God, who cannot lie, and has been manifested through the preaching of the word. The preacher acknowledges that the plan of redemption existed before the world, even though the reasons behind God creating man knowing they would fall are unknown. The sermon also addresses the lack of solid doctrine teaching in many churches today, with a focus on entertainment rather than sound teaching. The preacher concludes by reminding the audience of God's love and mercy, which conquered our fallen state and offers hope for a transformed life.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of experiencing emotional breakings in our relationship with God. He refers to Luke 6:6-13, where Jesus speaks about the different types of soil and how they receive the seed. The preacher emphasizes the need for breakings in our soul, will, mind, and heart. Specifically, he discusses the importance of emotional breakings and how tears can be a powerful expression of our love and devotion to God. He encourages the congregation not to be afraid of their emotions and to seek a deep connection with God through emotional vulnerability.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of one lone monk named Savonarola who preached against the sins of Rome and the Roman Catholic Church. Despite facing opposition and eventually being martyred, Savonarola's preaching drew thousands of people who were hungry to hear the word of God. The speaker emphasizes the power of fasting and prayer in turning the tide of sin and encourages believers to be all out for God and against sin. He shares personal experiences and testimonies of how fasting can bring joy and blessings in one's life. The sermon concludes with a challenge to set examples for future generations through our actions and devotion to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being watchful and prayerful, as we do not know when the time of the Lord's return will be. He encourages the congregation to examine teachings and beliefs closely, using the light of God's word as a guide. The sermon also highlights the need to discern between truth and lies, and between what is genuine and what is fake. The preacher emphasizes the importance of constantly being alert and on guard against deception and false teaching.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spiritual desperation and the need for believers to be vigilant in protecting the church from false teachings. He warns that after his departure, there will be vicious wolves who will try to lead the disciples astray. The speaker also highlights the significance of the cross and the thirst for God, stating that desperation is a hunger that consumes and dominates. He concludes by referencing the story of Nehemiah, who wept and fasted in prayer for the broken walls of Jerusalem, emphasizing the need for repentance and seeking God's forgiveness.

In this sermon, the speaker shares personal anecdotes about his relationship with his fiancée and their commitment to abstain from physical intimacy until they were engaged. He then discusses the importance of evangelism and cites examples from the book of Acts, highlighting the apostle Paul's dedication to spreading the message of Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes the need for believers to be involved in face-to-face evangelism and shares his own experiences of witnessing in a bus station. He also mentions the biblical basis for global evangelism and the importance of training programs to ensure that individuals are qualified and equipped for ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of humility and compassion in the lives of believers. He highlights the tendency for people to easily judge others while ignoring their own flaws. The preacher shares a personal experience where he chose to walk away from a confrontational situation, demonstrating the need to respond with grace and love even in difficult circumstances. He references the apostle Paul's example of serving the Lord with humility and tears, challenging listeners to value these qualities in their own lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of financial support for the work of God. He emphasizes the need for a vision in order to make the process of gathering support more meaningful and less burdensome. The speaker shares his personal motivation for this ministry, stating that he has a vision of what money can do in advancing the work of God. He also highlights the significance of effective communication skills, particularly in writing letters, and recommends books on communication and public speaking for further improvement.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action in spreading the word of God. They acknowledge the progress that has been made in the world of missions but stress that it will not be completed unless individuals actively participate. The speaker encourages Christians to have a vision and to think big in their efforts to reach others with the gospel. They also highlight the need for consolidation within the mission movement and the importance of having a biblical foundation for missions. The sermon concludes with a call for churches to prioritize world missions and to become more informed and involved in missionary work.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to consider committing to missions for at least two years. He emphasizes the abundance of resources available for those who are willing to go and shares his own experience of learning how to raise money for the kingdom of God. The speaker also addresses the challenges of cross-cultural missions and the importance of obeying God's call. He concludes by reminding the audience that they have been given much and therefore much is expected of them, urging them to take advantage of the missionary opportunities and literature available to them.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of studying the gospels and understanding the character of Jesus Christ. They highlight how Jesus went about towns and villages, driven by compassion. The speaker also explains the concept of "operation mobilization" and how it involves believers actively demonstrating their love for Jesus. They emphasize that every believer has the responsibility to be a witness for Christ, regardless of their background or abilities. The sermon concludes with the example of the man who was cured of demons, illustrating the power of personal testimony in sharing the saving power of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of teaching and understanding the principles of support raising, winning friends, mobilizing God's people, and finding resources for world evangelism. The lack of knowledge and willingness to sacrifice in the church is a concern for the speaker. He encourages the audience to consider their lifestyle, mentality, and approach to money in relation to the unreached people and make decisions that will bring about a great missionary thrust. The speaker also mentions the need for radical changes in various aspects of life to obey Jesus' commandments and do the will of the Father.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of total surrender and commitment to Jesus Christ. He references Luke 14:33, where Jesus teaches that whoever does not forsake all they have cannot be His disciple. The preacher highlights the need for dedication and passion in every area of life, comparing it to the dedication seen in sports and business. He also mentions the obedience to God's word as a logical reason for this commitment. Overall, the sermon encourages believers to live a life of surrender and wholehearted devotion to Jesus Christ.

Anton Bosch preaches about the dangerous mindset of entitlement that has infiltrated society and even the church, emphasizing how entitlement is rooted in arrogance, selfishness, and self-centeredness. He highlights that true entitlement belongs to Jesus alone, who surrendered His rights for the sake of saving us, despite being entitled to supreme honor and worship. Bosch challenges believers to shift from an entitled mindset to one of humility, contentment, and gratitude, reminding them that God's blessings are out of His love and grace, not owed to us.

John Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of being skilled and knowledgeable in the ministry, highlighting the dangers of unskilled leadership in the Church. He uses the example of St. Paul's mastery in both speech and doctrine, showing how his teachings and epistles have had a profound impact on the Church. Chrysostom stresses the need for priests and laity to be well-versed in Scripture, capable of defending the faith and refuting false teachings. He warns against the perils of unskilled leadership leading to the spiritual ruin of many souls.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the city of Ephesus, the temple of Artemis, and the Apostle Paul's ministry in Ephesus. He emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God, walking in love, and imitating Christ in our actions. Gaebelein highlights the unity of the Spirit in the body of Christ, the gifts given for ministry, and the purpose of these gifts in building up the Church. He urges believers to walk in holiness, righteousness, and separation from the ways of the world, following the example of Christ's sacrificial love.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of standing firm in absolute truth, likening it to a lighthouse that guides and protects amidst the darkness and challenges of relativism and postmodernism. He highlights the danger of departing from absolute truth, leading to a mechanical approach to Christianity and a loss of spiritual guidance. Idleman stresses the need to speak the truth in love, even when it may be perceived as narrow-minded or intolerant, drawing from personal experiences and biblical examples like the apostle Paul and Jesus.