In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking and knowing the will of God for our lives. He highlights that God is the Lord of the Harvest and it is His plan and purpose that we should follow. The speaker shares his personal testimony of initially rebelling against God's calling to preach and be a missionary. He encourages the audience to actively search for God's will and to let the peace of God act as an umpire in their hearts. The sermon references Matthew 9, which speaks of God as the Lord of the Harvest, and Colossians 3:15, which urges believers to let the peace of God rule in their hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of finding peace with God through the blood of Christ. He uses the example of Peter, who was able to sleep peacefully even when facing imminent death because of his reconciliation with God. The preacher highlights the joy and love that come from being at peace with God, and encourages the audience to seek this peace in order to experience true bliss and lasting pleasure. He also mentions the story of martyrs who were repeatedly given reprieves before ultimately being executed, illustrating the faith and trust in God that comes with being at peace with Him.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of peace as mentioned in John 14:27. He highlights the elusive nature of peace in today's world, despite the various efforts made to achieve it. The preacher emphasizes that the peace that Jesus offers is different from what the world gives, and it is a legacy that he leaves with his disciples. He also mentions that peace is not given to the wicked, as they are in conflict with God. The sermon concludes by reminding the audience that Jesus is the ultimate peace-bringer and peacemaker.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance in making decisions, highlighting the need to let the peace of Christ act as an umpire in our hearts to decide the issues of our lives. It discusses the significance of being led by God in both small and big decisions, even when it may not make sense to our natural minds. The speaker shares personal stories and biblical examples to illustrate the impact of following God's direction and the consequences of ignoring His leading.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being content with a small audience in a weekly cottage meeting. He emphasizes the importance of being free from the desire for a larger ministry and being satisfied with what God has given. The speaker warns against breaking through the boundaries that God has set for us, using the analogy of a serpent biting those who try to break through a wall. He also highlights the need to recognize and accept our financial boundaries, trusting that God will provide for our needs. The sermon encourages listeners to be content within their own circles and rejoice in the larger body of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians living differently from the world. He highlights the brokenness, immorality, and dishonesty that exist in society and calls Christians to stand out as representatives of God's kingdom. The preacher mentions the impact of Christians showing love and care to young people who may feel neglected by others. He also discusses the idea of living a life of law and liberty, where believers seek to do God's will and receive His approval. The sermon concludes with the reminder that although the world may not have changed throughout history, Christians are still called to be a light in the midst of darkness.

This sermon focuses on ending the war with God by seeking peace through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes the unique experience of having peace with God, which leads to reconciliation, a new spiritual life, and a deep relationship with Him. The sermon highlights the consequences of being at war with God, such as inner turmoil, suppression of conscience, and a distorted relationship with oneself. It concludes with a call to repentance, seeking forgiveness, and surrendering to God to receive His peace and blessings.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of trusting in God and keeping our minds fixed on Him. He quotes Isaiah 26:3, which states that God will keep us in perfect peace if our minds are stayed on Him. The speaker shares a personal experience of feeling unwell but being able to take the service because of his trust in God. He emphasizes the need to trust in God and rely on His peace, which surpasses all understanding. The sermon encourages listeners to abide in God and experience the abundant life that comes from trusting in Him.

Colin Anderson emphasizes gratitude in his sermon, repeatedly expressing thanks to the audience for their presence and engagement. He highlights the importance of acknowledging others and fostering a sense of community through appreciation. The repetitive nature of his thanks serves to reinforce the value of connection and support among individuals. Anderson's message encourages listeners to cultivate a spirit of thankfulness in their own lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith teaches on the importance of giving thanks to God. He begins by discussing Psalm 136, which is an antiphonal Psalm meant to be sung back and forth between the priest and the congregation. The Psalm highlights God's mighty acts, such as dividing the Red Sea, leading the Israelites through the wilderness, and defeating great kings. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the enduring and deep mercy of God, which is demonstrated through His creative acts and His faithfulness to His people. He encourages listeners to recognize and give thanks for God's mercy, which endures forever.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of giving thanks in all circumstances. He shares stories from the Bible, such as Paul and Silas praising God in prison and Daniel giving thanks despite facing discrimination. Pastor Chuck also highlights Jesus as our ultimate example of giving thanks, as he gave thanks before feeding the multitude and at the Last Supper. The message encourages listeners to develop a habit of gratitude and to trust that good can come out of any situation when we choose to give thanks.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of appreciating and expressing gratitude towards others, highlighting the need to overcome the tendency to criticize and find fault. It encourages filling our hearts with appreciation rather than accusation, following the example of Jesus who appreciated even those society deemed unworthy. The message stresses the significance of expressing thanks to those who serve us, including parents, elders, and spiritual leaders, as a reflection of living a new covenant life like Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of giving thanks to God for His unfailing love and wonderful deeds. He references Psalm 107, which tells the story of people who were stuck in the desert and cried out to God for deliverance. The speaker emphasizes that many of us have experienced spiritual deserts or times when we were deeply messed up, but God reached down and delivered us. He encourages the congregation to offer sacrifices of thanksgiving and to tell of God's works with songs of joy. The speaker also reflects on his own failure to give thanks to God and emphasizes the need to incorporate praise and thanksgiving into our prayers.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of having hope in one's heart through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that when Jesus is set apart as the solitary Lord in one's heart, hope will naturally follow. The preacher encourages listeners to make time to read and ponder God's word, as it is through the mind that God speaks to us. He also highlights the need for Jesus to be Lord in the entirety of one's inner life, specifically in the heart. The sermon is based on 1 Peter 3:15, which urges believers to set apart Christ as Lord in their hearts.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of keeping God in our presence at all times, responding to the voice of conscience, seeking humility, and choosing the way of the cross. It encourages believers to pursue a deeper relationship with God, to be unmovable in faith, and to trust in God's grace and wisdom in all situations. The speaker urges listeners to prioritize knowing Jesus intimately, to pursue peace as a guide for God's will, and to be quick to settle conflicts and humble themselves. The message highlights the transformative power of dying to self and experiencing the resurrection life in Christ.

The sermon begins with a review of a previous message on the topic of peace. The speaker emphasizes that true peace can only be found through knowing Jesus Christ as Savior. He shares a story of a man who exhibited great peace and trust in God despite difficult circumstances. The sermon concludes with the reminder that worrying limits God's power and challenges listeners to consider the size of their own perception of God.

This sermon delves into Philippians chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of not being anxious but instead bringing all requests to God in prayer with thanksgiving. The passage highlights the promise of God's peace that surpasses understanding to guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. The speaker encourages a life of constant prayer, a heart of thankfulness, and a focus on Christlike living to experience this supernatural peace. The nearness of the Lord is emphasized, both in His presence to help and in the reminder of His imminent return for judgment. The message urges believers to trust in God's provision, practice thanksgiving, and maintain a mind stayed on Him to receive and abide in His perfect peace.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of experiencing God's power and nature in our lives, highlighting the need to partake in the Holy Spirit, taste the good word of God, and anticipate the powers of the age to come. It encourages humility, dependence on God's supernatural work, and a transformation that reflects God's presence and victory over sin.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and pursuing the reality of God's word rather than being enticed by enticing words and concepts. The speaker shares an anecdote about a meeting where professors and theologians were discussing theological concepts, but the speaker aligns themselves with a smaller group that focuses on the true essence of God's word. The speaker encourages the audience to stretch their understanding and not settle for superficial knowledge. The sermon concludes with an invitation to enter into a deep and eternal relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the opportunity he was given to become the Secretary of the Four Missions Fellowship. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking God's guidance before making decisions. The speaker then references Colossians 3:1-15, highlighting the concept of being risen with Christ and the practical implications of this truth. He encourages the audience to put on humbleness of mind and to seek the things that are above. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to live out their identification with Christ in their daily lives.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the contrast between the ministry of accusation, which is led by Satan, and the ministry of intercession, which is exemplified by Jesus Christ. He urges believers to reject the spirit of accusation that leads to condemnation and instead embrace a life of intercession and gratitude for others. Poonen highlights that true intercession begins with thankfulness and that it is impossible to accuse those we pray for. He encourages believers to follow the example of Paul, who consistently expressed gratitude for others despite their faults. Ultimately, Poonen calls for a radical shift from accusation to intercession to overcome the enemy's influence in our lives.

Zac Poonen preaches about the importance of being co-workers with the Lord Jesus in His ministry of intercession and salvation, contrasting it with Satan's ministry of accusation and condemnation. He emphasizes the need for believers to cooperate with God in working out their salvation, changing their attitudes towards others to reflect Jesus' love and compassion. Poonen warns against being co-workers with Satan by engaging in the spirit of accusation, highlighting the detrimental effects it can have on believers' lives and health. He urges believers to replace the spirit of accusation with the spirit of intercession, following the example of Jesus in saving and interceding for others.

Miles J. Stanford preaches on the importance of letting the peace of God rule in our hearts, emphasizing that peace cannot exist in the fallen Adam life, and only the path of the Cross leads to true peace. Through the death of the Lord Jesus, believers can find freedom from the tyranny of sin by reckoning themselves dead to sin and alive to God, presenting their bodies as living sacrifices. By walking in the Spirit and being united with Christ risen and glorified, believers can experience the peace of the Lord Jesus in their hearts.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the importance of expressing gratitude, noting that while everyone feels gratitude at some point, many fail to adequately thank those who deserve it, especially God. He reflects on the biblical account of the ten lepers, highlighting the disappointment of Christ when only one returned to give thanks. Tozer points out that this tendency to overlook gratitude towards God is prevalent in modern society, where thanks are often given to people but not to the Creator. He encourages believers to cultivate a habit of thanking God, contrasting it with the instinctive gratitude shown by others. The sermon serves as a reminder to acknowledge God's blessings and express our thanks sincerely.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about finding joy, peace, and hope in believing in God, through the power of the Holy Ghost. She encourages the congregation to drive away anxious thoughts, serve God cheerfully, and be resolute in overcoming self-doubt by leaving all to God and following His will. Tileston emphasizes the importance of being gentle, patient, humble, and courteous to all, including oneself, to avoid unnecessary worries and burdens. She highlights that restlessness and anxiety can hinder one's connection with Jesus, who loves to dwell in a quiet heart.