In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the joyous nature of God's creation. He believes that God sang when He created things and that His joy is seen in the motion and speed of heavenly bodies, the working of creatures on earth, and the light that illuminates our world. The preacher also discusses the transformation that believers will experience when they are presented before God, with no more imperfections and a heavenly body. He encourages listeners to think of God as joyful and enthusiastic rather than heavy-browed and gloomy, and to approach Him with the mindset of a psalmist or apostle rather than a technician or mechanic.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by using an illustration of a sheet of paper to explain the concept of time and God's infinite nature. He emphasizes that if there was a point where God stopped, He wouldn't be perfect. The preacher then introduces the idea of a utilitarian heaven and contrasts it with the true joy and bliss that comes from the Trinity. He mentions a book written by a woman 600 years ago that speaks about the Trinity filling her heart with joy, and he humbly acknowledges the value of her insights. Overall, the sermon focuses on the eternal nature of God and the joy that comes from a relationship with the Trinity.

In this sermon, the speaker reminisces about his childhood in North Carolina and the monthly sermons at Old Corinth Church. He describes how his father would stay up late talking to the preacher, eager to learn about the things of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing what we are committing to when we serve the Lord and urges listeners to count the cost before embarking on their spiritual journey. He also highlights the need for believers to have a strong faith and live as though Jesus died yesterday, rose this morning, and is coming back tonight. The sermon concludes with a touching moment when children from a children's home sing a song about their transformation from outcasts to beloved children of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the attitude of those who have no knowledge of God or Christ. He mentions how society often values material possessions and the idea of "winning" by having the most toys. The preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians knowing and believing in the resurrection of Christ. He also highlights the significance of living a humble and righteous life, as our actions are being observed by others. The sermon encourages listeners to align their behavior with the truth of the Gospel.

This sermon recounts historical revivals and movements of God in various countries, highlighting the impact of prayer, powerful preaching, and the work of true Christians in bringing about spiritual awakenings. It emphasizes the role of individuals like W. P. Nicholson, John Sung, and others in sparking revivals amidst challenging circumstances, leading to conversions, missionary work, and lasting spiritual transformations.

In this sermon, the speaker highlights the lack of genuine prayer in a prayer meeting that was mostly spent on taking prayer requests. He emphasizes the importance of laboring and persevering in prayer, comparing it to the process of waiting for dew to fall or breaking concrete with a hammer. The speaker also shares a personal anecdote about people who seemed indifferent to a preacher's message, but reminds listeners that there will come a day when everyone will care about Christ. The main focus of the sermon is on the pursuit of God in prayer, referencing various Bible verses that encourage seeking God diligently and drawing near to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that as Christians, we have a role to play in our spiritual growth. It is not automatic, but requires effort and application of the word of God. The speaker encourages us to set our minds on the things above and to actively seek ways to serve God and cultivate Christ-likeness in our lives. He also highlights the danger of living as a carnal Christian, who thinks and behaves like a non-Christian. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's guidance and a reminder to be disciplined in reading the Bible and making choices based on obedience rather than feelings.

Brad Scheelke emphasizes the importance of seeing Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away our sins, reminding us that our worthiness comes from Him alone, not our own actions or relationships. He encourages the congregation to focus on Jesus during communion, highlighting that salvation is simply about looking to the cross and recognizing His perfect worthiness. Scheelke challenges the audience to shift their perspective from worldly concerns to heavenly ones, fostering deep relationships rooted in love and forgiveness, as modeled by Christ. He concludes by urging everyone to seek a deeper vision of Jesus, which transforms our interactions and relationships with others.

This sermon emphasizes the transformative power of the new birth in Christ, highlighting the contrast between being dead in sin and being dead to sin. It challenges believers to seek a life that reflects their new identity in Christ, focusing on heavenly things rather than worldly distractions. The speaker uses vivid illustrations and contrasts to underscore the profound change that occurs when Christ lives within a person, urging a genuine and visible transformation in lifestyle and priorities.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of having a living relationship with God, being risen with Christ in the past, hidden with Christ in the present, and looking forward to appearing with Him in glory in the future. It calls for believers to put to death earthly desires and sinful behaviors, to consider themselves dead to worldly influences, and to embrace the abundant life that Christ offers. The message challenges listeners to be transformed by Christ, to trust in His power, and to face spiritual battles with faith and courage.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life fully surrendered to Christ, where our identity is hidden in Him and we bear the marks of Jesus in our thoughts, actions, and words. It challenges believers to let go of worldly pleasures and distractions, to embrace a life marked by the sacrificial love and commitment exemplified by Christ on the cross. The speaker urges listeners to consider the true cost of discipleship and the radical transformation that comes from being crucified with Christ, forsaking the allure of the world for the glory of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life that reflects God's glory. He discusses the need for believers to trust in God's power and not rely on their own abilities. The speaker shares personal stories of being tested and highlights the significance of having faith in God's resurrection power. He also challenges the audience to have faith in the restoration of Israel and to desire to share in God's glory with others. The sermon is based on Ezekiel 37 and encourages believers to have ultimate faith in God's ability to bring life to dry bones.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the mystery of being and how the fact that we are born and survive is truly amazing. They emphasize that the specific combination of chromosomes that led to our existence reflects either godly or selfish motivations. The speaker then provides a heart check test with 10 questions to help listeners examine their thoughts, motives, and goals regarding beauty in their lives. They encourage self-reflection and the desire for God's glory rather than self-glory. The sermon was given at a conference on building strong families and the topic of rediscovering femininity and modesty is briefly touched upon, with a focus on cultivating inner beauty as women.

This sermon emphasizes the insufficiency of earthly possessions and pleasures to bring true and lasting satisfaction. It highlights the transient nature of worldly pursuits and the eternal fulfillment found in setting our hearts and minds on heavenly things, where Christ reigns. The message urges listeners to seek the everlasting joy, fellowship, and inheritance promised in God's kingdom, contrasting it with the fleeting and unsatisfying nature of earthly treasures.

This sermon emphasizes the imminent return of Yeshua (Jesus) and the significance of being prepared for His coming. It delves into the symbolism of various biblical feasts, such as Passover and Pentecost, pointing to Yeshua as the fulfillment of these events. The message stresses the transformation believers undergo through Christ, becoming a new creation and part of His bride. It also highlights the importance of crowning Yeshua as the King of our lives and being ready for the marriage feast of the Lamb.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses four perspectives that the Bible teaches us to have about ourselves in this world. These perspectives are soldier, athlete, farmer, and hero. The soldier, athlete, and farmer all have in common the need for renunciation and going through hardship in order to achieve a future goal. The speaker emphasizes the importance of investing our present time and life for something glorious in the future. Additionally, the sermon mentions three harvests that the scripture talks about: the harvest of souls, the harvest of people at the end of the age, and the final harvest. The speaker encourages listeners to be active in sharing the message of Jesus and being part of these harvests.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment in a time of confusion and uncertainty within the Church. It contrasts the clear, unwavering beliefs of past leaders like Spurgeon with the current trend of ambiguity and compromise. The speaker highlights the need for believers to have discernment to distinguish truth from falsehood, to understand the times, and to recognize the spirits at work. The sermon also addresses the shallowness of worship, the danger of idol worship, and the necessity of being spiritually reborn to truly grasp divine truth.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on their own spiritual journey and the lessons they have learned from studying the scriptures. They draw parallels between the current state of the world and the night scene described by the Apostle, suggesting that we may be nearing the end of a dark period. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about a storm and how the beauty of the landscape was restored the next day, relating it to the presence of God in difficult times. The sermon also references a biblical story about Jesus walking on water and calming the storm, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God's power.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life surrendered to God, entering into a heavenly throne room experience through faith in Christ. It challenges believers to move beyond striving and comparison, focusing on laying down their will and embracing a life of rest and intimacy with God. The speaker encourages a shift from seeking revival to seeking a continuous heavenly life, where believers can boldly approach God's throne and live in His presence.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of forgetting oneself, fighting against one's sinful nature, and forsaking sin in order to live a successful and victorious life as a child of God. The speaker emphasizes the need to be filled with the Spirit and to rely on Jesus, as without Him, we can do nothing. The sermon also warns against following men or movements, but rather encourages listeners to follow their Savior. The speaker emphasizes the need to fight against the flesh and die to self daily, using biblical references to support these principles.

In this video, the speaker and his wife are celebrating their 40th year of marriage. They read from Ephesians 4:17-32, discussing the importance of mortifying sin and growing in Christ. The speaker shares a conversation he had with a young pastor who asked how to best mortify sin as a Christian. He emphasizes the need to continually understand our new identity in Christ and lists various sins that we must put off and put on the new man. The speaker also highlights the importance of actively and diligently dealing with sins in our lives, using radical examples from Matthew 18 to illustrate the cost of discipleship and self-denial.

This sermon emphasizes the incomparable worth and value of Christ, urging believers to seek Him above all else. It highlights the need to find Christ in prayer and Scripture, experiencing His glory and sweetness in a personal relationship. The message stresses the eternal glory and love found in Christ, encouraging believers to endure to the end and not shrink back, even in the face of increasing challenges and costs of following Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of receiving eternal life through Jesus Christ. He explains that eternal life can only be obtained by surrendering one's life to Jesus and exchanging it for His life. The preacher also highlights the need to deny oneself and forget about personal desires in order to gain eternal life. He emphasizes that the manifestation of the life of Jesus in one's life requires a complete surrender and a willingness to follow His ways. The sermon also includes anecdotes and illustrations to convey the message effectively.

In this sermon, the pastor urges the congregation to focus on their relationship with God and not be distracted by worldly matters. He emphasizes the importance of hearing from God and spending time in prayer. The pastor then turns to the book of Revelation, specifically chapter 12, which describes a symbolic vision of a woman giving birth and a dragon trying to devour her child. He encourages the listeners to be alert and ready for the coming battle between Christ and the antichrist. The sermon concludes with a challenge for the congregation to fully commit their lives to God and not just be passive church members.

This sermon emphasizes the impending judgment day where Jesus will call all nations before Him, urging listeners to live a life passionately in love with Jesus Christ, prioritizing Him above all else. The message highlights the transformative power of truth and a deep understanding of Christ, leading to sacrificial love and joy in serving Him. It challenges believers to meditate on Christ's glory, love, and sacrifice, inspiring a life of devotion and service.