In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the uniqueness of Christ and the importance of recognizing Him as the source of life. The Gospel of John is highlighted as a testament to this central theme of life in Christ. The consequences of rejecting Christ are described as a history of suffering and death, contrasting with the hope and open heaven that believers have through faith in Jesus. The speaker also emphasizes the transformative power of this life in believers, which is stronger than death, hell, and the power of Satan.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the power of personal evangelism and the importance of building relationships with people before sharing the gospel. He emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in opening doors for evangelism and encourages a balanced approach to spiritual warfare. The sermon also highlights the boldness of Peter in preaching a Christ-centered message and the persecution that followed. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for believers to put their faith into practice and to be set free from the opinions and criticisms of others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a solid foundation for our faith in Jesus. He plans to spend the next seven weeks addressing the question of whether Jesus is worth following. The speaker acknowledges the need for both evidence and heartfelt conviction in making a commitment to follow Jesus. He intends to provide reasons and evidence to support the claims of Scripture and the integrity of its writers. The speaker specifically highlights the resurrection of Jesus as a crucial aspect of the New Testament's portrait of Jesus and the foundation of our faith.

In this sermon, Peter preaches to a crowd after the miraculous resurrection of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that it should not be surprising that Jesus rose from the dead because he is the prince of life. Peter explains that despite their best efforts, humans cannot overcome death, and it was impossible for the grave to hold Jesus. He encourages the crowd to believe in Jesus and invites them to make a commitment to him.

In this sermon, Pastor John Piper discusses the current state of the world, highlighting the radical pluralism and contradictory claims that exist in society. He emphasizes that we live in a world where Christianity and other traditional views are being pushed to the sidelines, as secularism becomes the new consensus. Piper warns that as believers, we must bear witness to the uniqueness and supremacy of Jesus Christ, even though it may become increasingly difficult and unsafe. He concludes by expressing gratitude that he did not have to change the text for today or next Sunday, indicating that he will be preaching on the topic of abortion.

H.J. Vine preaches on the profound truth that eternal life is found in believing in the Son, a truth revealed by the Holy Spirit and declared in the Word of God. This eternal life, promised before time began, is a gift from God through His Son, Jesus Christ, who brought life to a world of death. Those who have the Son have life eternal, a present possession connected vitally with the Father and the Son, a promise to believers that will be fully realized in the coming glory.

H.J. Vine preaches about the profound subjects of 'The true God' and 'Eternal life,' emphasizing that man's intellectual efforts are insufficient to fully understand them due to sin. He highlights that the only way to know these important matters is through God's revelation, not human attainment, and that salvation, forgiveness, and the gift of the Spirit enable us to grasp God's wisdom and grace. Vine underscores that the Son of God, Jesus Christ, is the key to knowing the true God and eternal life, and that through Him, believers have the high privilege of knowing the Father.