This sermon emphasizes the importance of being heavenly-minded in a world filled with changes and uncertainties. It highlights the need to focus on eternal values rather than earthly possessions, urging believers to seek God's kingdom first and live in a way that reflects heavenly principles. The speaker encourages a shift in mindset towards heavenly things, allowing the Holy Spirit to renew thoughts and actions to align with God's will.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own inadequacies and failures in preaching the word of God. He shares a personal experience of a Jewish woman who came to him seeking answers and guidance. Despite his doubts and insecurities, he allowed her to come and engage in conversation. Through their interaction, the woman and several others were saved and brought into the kingdom of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not striving to be sharp or cryptic in our approach, but rather to rely on God's wisdom and guidance.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the millennial reign of Christ as God's final test to humanity. He explains that during this time, there will be no false religions and all people will have knowledge of God. However, despite this, there will still be those who do not believe. The preacher also highlights that the millennial reign will serve as God's conclusive proof that He has not lost anything due to the entry of sin, thanks to the sacrifice of Calvary. The sermon concludes by discussing the future manifestation of Christ and how believers will be glorified with Him, bringing an end to the reproach they face in the world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the future manifestation of Jesus Christ in both judgment and salvation. He emphasizes that despite man's arrogance and disregard for the gospel, when Jesus appears, he will come in judgment. Those who do not know God and do not obey the gospel will face everlasting destruction. The preacher also highlights the importance of looking forward to the future manifestation of Jesus in glory and encourages believers to rejoice in their participation in Christ's sufferings. The sermon references various Bible verses, including Hebrews 9, Revelation 1 and 19, Matthew 24, 2 Thessalonians 1, and 1 Peter 4.

The video is a sermon about surrendering to the Holy Spirit and following God's will. The speaker shares a story about a young convert who threw away a video game as a point of surrender. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit can work in obvious ways or in areas that good men debate about. The speaker also mentions the importance of surrendering pride, worldly desires, and relationships that are not of God. The sermon encourages listeners to give up anything that hinders their relationship with God and to walk in the Spirit by following the steps outlined in Colossians 2:6.

In this sermon on John chapter 10, the preacher discusses Jesus' teachings about his sheep and the sheepfold. He emphasizes that the life Jesus offers is not just an average life, but a life that reaches higher and delves deeper than superficial human experience. The preacher highlights the promise of the blessed hope of the church, which is a sharing in the glory of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that Christ is our life and that this eternal life is found only in him, not in religion or culture. The preacher also mentions a trend in Western society where people are saying no to the church but yes to Christ.

This sermon delves into the profound truths of being a saint, a believer, and being in Christ as highlighted in Ephesians 1. It emphasizes the positional reality, the surrounding nature, the spiritual union, and the representation union with Christ. The sermon encourages believers to grasp the depth of their union with Christ, the life, representation, and dynamic growth that comes from being in Him.

Michael Koulianos passionately proclaims the multifaceted identity of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His roles as the suffering Savior, the great evangelist, and the living Word. He reflects on the profound significance of Christ's sacrifice and resurrection, urging the church to return to its first love and recognize Jesus as the ultimate source of life and truth. Koulianos highlights that Jesus is not only our mediator and offering but also the embodiment of God's love and the fulfillment of Scripture. He calls believers to embrace the reality of Christ's presence within them, encouraging a deeper relationship with the Lord who is both the way and the truth. Ultimately, he reminds the congregation that Jesus is the answer to every need and the foundation of their faith.

Mike Bickle discusses 'The Seven Longings of the Human Heart,' emphasizing that these longings are divinely designed cravings within us that reflect God's personality. He explains that while these longings can lead us to seek fulfillment in unhealthy ways, they ultimately point us back to God, who can satisfy them. Bickle highlights the importance of understanding these longings to deepen our intimacy with God and live fully alive in our spirits. He encourages believers to pursue these longings through prayer, worship, and a revelation of God's beauty, assuring that they will be fully satisfied in the resurrection.

Ernest O'Neill preaches about the superhuman life or energy available to us, explaining that it is different from our mental, emotional, and physical life as it is the actual life-power of the Creator Himself. This uncreated life is manifested in those who acknowledge Him, lifting and extending our mental and physical powers as we live in conscious friendship and obedience to His plans. O'Neill emphasizes that our created life is temporary and meant to lead us to recognize and live off the uncreated life, expressing the visible power of the Creator through outstanding individuals and gradual movements by many 'little' people.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the deep human desire to see Jesus Christ, the ultimate benefactor and source of hope for believers. He reflects on the longing to behold Christ not as he was in his earthly suffering, but as he is now in glory, exalted and radiant. Spurgeon reassures that this vision will be a personal encounter, where believers will recognize Christ by his wounds and experience joy without sorrow, awe without fear, and love without pity. He encourages the congregation to strive for this vision, reminding them that it is a promise for those who believe. Ultimately, he concludes with the hope that all who have faith will see Him as He is, united with loved ones in eternal glory.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the vital importance of experiencing death to self, resurrection in Christ, ascension to heavenly affections, and setting our hearts on things above. He emphasizes that true religion is not about external rituals or earthly pursuits, but about a spiritual union with Christ in His death, resurrection, and ascension. Philpot urges believers to seek a hidden life with Christ in God, to be weaned from earthly idols, and to set their affections on heavenly realities, drawing strength and grace from the risen Savior at the right hand of God.

John Chrysostom preaches about the divine wisdom of God's teachings, contrasting it with the wisdom of the world that leads to folly. He emphasizes the power of God's wisdom in revealing mysteries hidden from the rulers of this world, showing the superiority of spiritual wisdom over human understanding. Chrysostom highlights the challenges faced by the Apostles in preaching the Gospel, overcoming deep-rooted customs, dangers, and attracting believers with promises of eternal rewards. He marvels at the divine grace that enabled the Apostles to persuade diverse individuals, including slaves and women, to embrace a life of virtue and faith in the crucified Christ, despite facing persecution and hardships.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that true knowledge accompanying salvation is deeply heart-affecting, drawing the soul closer to Christ and igniting a passionate love for Him. He illustrates how the more one knows Christ—His nature, names, and beauty—the more one’s heart is captivated and desires Him above all else. Brooks warns against mere intellectual knowledge that lacks affection for Christ, which ultimately leads to a lifeless faith. He passionately expresses that Christ is everything to him—his life, love, joy, and crown—making Him a heaven unto his soul. The sermon concludes with a stark reminder that a lack of love for the Lord results in a curse.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the transformative power of faith in Jesus Christ, which assures believers of eternal life and prevents religion from becoming a burdensome legalistic system. He warns that without the understanding of salvation by faith, Christianity can devolve into mere bondage. Tozer encourages believers to recognize God's ongoing work in their lives, preparing them for glory in heaven. He reminds us that God's ultimate purpose is to bring many sons and daughters to glory, highlighting the importance of spiritual growth and readiness for eternal life.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes that humanity cannot stand before God based on their own righteousness, as all are guilty and lost due to sin. He explains that the law revealed man's inability to achieve salvation, but through Christ's crucifixion, God's love and perfect righteousness were demonstrated. The mystery of the cross highlights the contrast between man's sinfulness and God's goodness, establishing a new foundation for Christianity. With the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, believers are empowered to live out their faith, reflecting Christ's life and glory in the world. Ultimately, Darby calls for Christians to manifest the life of Jesus, as He intercedes for them in the presence of God.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that life is the central theme of the Bible, beginning with the Tree of Life in Genesis and culminating in the New Testament's revelation of eternal life through Jesus Christ. He contrasts two kinds of life: the natural life common to all creatures and the superior, eternal life that is only found in Christ. Sparks argues that the natural world symbolizes deeper spiritual truths, and that the choice between life and death was established early in human history through the symbolic trees in the Garden of Eden. Ultimately, he asserts that possessing eternal life through Christ is essential for fulfilling God's divine intention for humanity.

John Bramhall preaches about the eternal blessedness of being with Christ for departed saints, highlighting the joy and glory of His presence as described in the Scriptures. The sermon explores where the departed are, what it's like to be with Christ, how they feel 'at home' in His presence, and how they are joyfully serving Him in eternity, emphasizing the hope of reuniting with loved ones in the eternal presence of the Lord.

The preacher discusses the concept of conformity with the image of Christ, emphasizing the transformation of believers' physical bodies to be like His glorified body, enabling perfect fellowship with God for eternity. This process of transformation is ongoing, with believers being continually changed to reflect Christ's character and nature, ultimately leading to glorification. The preacher highlights the assurance of believers receiving new, glorified bodies at Christ's return, contrasting it with temporary solutions like cryonic suspension, and emphasizes the power of God to accomplish this transformation.

John F. Walvoord delves into the concept of the church as a mystery in the New Testament, emphasizing its distinct character from Old Testament saints and its revelation as a purpose of God separate from Israel. The mysteries revealed in the New Testament regarding the church, particularly the mystery of the one body in Ephesians, highlight the equality of Gentiles and Jews in the body of Christ, a truth hidden in the Old Testament but now made known. The revelation of the church as an organism in Colossians further emphasizes the indwelling of Christ in believers, contrasting the present age church with the future promises to Israel in the millennial kingdom.

Charles Finney emphasizes that eternal life is not merely existence or happiness, but a profound state of holiness and salvation from sin, which is found in Jesus Christ. He explains that this gift of eternal life is offered to all humanity, regardless of their belief, and can be accepted through faith or rejected through unbelief. Finney asserts that those who believe in the Son of God possess an inner witness of their eternal life, which is a conscious experience of holiness and love. He urges listeners to recognize their dependence on Christ for spiritual life and to accept the gift of eternal life without delay. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace this divine inheritance and the serious consequences of rejecting it.

Major Ian Thomas shares his testimony of spiritual exhaustion and despair at the age of nineteen, where he realized that despite his sincere efforts to serve God, he was failing because he was trying to live for Christ instead of allowing Christ to live through him. In a moment of surrender, he understood that Christ is his life and strength, leading to a transformative experience where he began to see God work through him in ways he had never imagined. This shift from self-reliance to reliance on Christ resulted in a fruitful ministry, where he witnessed many conversions and a newfound joy in his Christian life. Thomas emphasizes that true Christian living comes from recognizing and accepting Christ as the source of life and strength, rather than attempting to fulfill God's work through one's own efforts.

Andrew Bonar preaches on the profound pursuit of 'Winning Christ,' emphasizing that it is not merely about finding Christ or being found in Him, but about continually seeking to gain the riches and glory that come from a deep relationship with Him. He reflects on the Apostle Paul's journey, illustrating how Paul, after thirty years in Christ, remained focused on winning Christ and discovering His unsearchable riches. Bonar encourages believers to explore the depths of Christ's person, obedience, and suffering, and to engage in daily pursuit to avoid spiritual stagnation. He urges both believers and the unsaved to recognize the urgency of this pursuit, as it leads to true joy, growth, and the fulfillment of God's promises.

Charles William Butler emphasizes the importance of identification with Christ in various aspects, such as material interests, life, and mission. He highlights the need for believers to be fully consecrated and aligned with the great objective of Christ in seeking and saving the lost. Butler stresses the significance of maintaining a strong identification with holiness, urging believers to uphold this truth and experience without compromise. He calls for a revival of true holiness preaching and the propagation of holiness through witnesses and special meetings.

Chip Brogden preaches about the profound words in the Scriptures that describe God as Love, Light, and Life, emphasizing the writings of John as a spiritually mature expression of God's essence. He challenges believers to tap into the Life of God within them, which overcomes sin, death, and hell, transforming and molding them into the image of Christ. Brogden urges listeners to stop settling for mediocrity and to fully yield to the Life of God, allowing it to bring victory, peace, and transformation in every aspect of their lives.