In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for preachers to separate themselves from worldly influences and dedicate themselves fully to preaching the word of God. He criticizes theological centers and seminars that teach preachers to be entertainers rather than faithful messengers of the Bible. The preacher warns against compromising the message of the Bible for the sake of pleasing the masses, stating that this leads to a distortion of God's blueprint for our lives. He urges preachers to prioritize the salvation of souls over entertaining the congregation, emphasizing the importance of preaching the truth even if it may offend some.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing a book he read about an evangelist who preached to large crowds but allowed immorality and sin to destroy him. He then references the story of King Saul from the Bible, who started off as a great man of God but fell into disobedience. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not grieving or resisting the Holy Spirit, as it hinders our ability to walk with God. He concludes by warning against tempting the Spirit of the Lord and encourages the audience to surrender every aspect of their lives to God's ownership.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the book of Acts and how ordinary people were able to spread the gospel and grow the church despite facing challenges. The speaker emphasizes that the early Christians did not have the resources or support that we have today, yet they were able to turn the world upside down. The sermon also highlights the story of Stephen, who was full of the Holy Spirit and saw the glory of God before being stoned to death. The speaker shares a personal story of leading someone to the Lord and emphasizes the power of God's grace and the importance of relying on Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and being controlled by Him. He uses examples from the Bible, such as the story of Philip, to illustrate how being filled with the Spirit can lead to revival and the ability to do miraculous things. The preacher also highlights the need for believers to prioritize spending time with God and studying His Word. He concludes the sermon by praying for God's blessings and protection for the congregation.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a man who was physically unattractive and had a funny appearance. Despite his appearance, this man had a great intellect and was used by God in a powerful way. The speaker encourages the audience to not be discouraged by their own physical appearance or shortcomings, as God can still use them. The sermon also discusses the conversion of this man, who was blinded by the light of Jesus and had a life-changing encounter with Him.

William Arthur preaches about the power of the tongue of fire, as seen in the example of Peter on the day of Pentecost. Despite Peter's lack of eloquence, his message, filled with quotes from the word of God and reasoning upon them, had a profound impact on the audience, leading to deep conviction and repentance. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prophesying, delivering a message from God under the influence of the Spirit, as a more powerful gift than speaking in tongues. The sermon highlights the necessity of the Holy Spirit's power in Christian preaching, as seen in the lives of early Christians and notable figures like Whitefield and Wesley.