In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the last moments of Jesus with his disciples before his arrest. He highlights that Jesus gave seven crucial commands to his disciples, all of which revolve around prayer. The speaker emphasizes the importance of approaching prayer with a humble heart and aligning ourselves with God's word. He also emphasizes the need for united prayer in the church, as it is through prayer that God moves in a supernatural and abundant way. The speaker encourages the church to seek God's face and pray for the glorification of his name.

In this sermon, Mr. McDonald reflects on the early Christians and their cultivation of a godly life, which resulted in tremendous messages and effective impact. He shares a conversation with a young man who chose to give up his comfortable life in the United States to serve God overseas. The young man explains that living a life of faith in the US is challenging, but when one puts themselves in a position of complete trust in God, there is a power that manifests in their life. McDonald then highlights the story of Paul and Silas in jail, where they demonstrated prayer and praise, leading to an earthquake and the conversion of the jailer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being a spiritual leader worth duplicating. He encourages believers to be unashamed to say to others, "Follow me, as I follow Christ." The goal is to be a role model in how we live, walk, pray, talk, and conduct our daily business. The speaker also highlights the need for leaders to accept responsibility, both for their commitments and for receiving praise and criticism in a humble and appropriate manner. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and the ministry of the word, drawing inspiration from the example of the early Church and the character of Stephen.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and the ministry of the word in the early church. He highlights the example of Stephen, who lived in a praying church and devoted himself to prayer and the ministry of the word. The speaker encourages the audience to adopt a lifestyle of prayer and wholehearted devotion to serving God. He emphasizes that God values the humble and yielded hearts of believers, rather than their wisdom or abilities, and desires to fill them with the Holy Spirit.

Chip Brogden preaches about the urgent need for the Church to transition from the outer court to the inner court, emphasizing the importance of praying for God's Kingdom and Will to be established on earth. He highlights the call to a higher dimension of prayer, aligning with God's eternal purpose in Christ and seeking the preeminence of Christ in all things. Chip urges believers to respond to current events with a spiritual perspective, focusing on God's sovereignty over all nations and the necessity of praying according to God's will, not human emotions or opinions.

The preacher delves into the meaning of 'Despotes' in the Bible, emphasizing its representation of ownership and authority, both in the secular and spiritual realms. While the term may evoke negative connotations in English, its Biblical usage portrays God's absolute control and rulership over all things. Believers are called to submit to God as their Master, reflecting a heart of reverence and obedience in all aspects of life, even in challenging circumstances. The sermon highlights the importance of believers living out the Gospel through respectful submission to earthly authorities, ultimately honoring God as the true Master of their lives.