In this sermon, the speaker discusses the downward degeneration of individuals who profess to be Christians but do not bear fruit. He uses poetic language to describe this degeneration as local trees, barren profession, raging waves, wasted effort, and wandering stars. The speaker contrasts these negative traits with the attributes of Jesus, such as being the rock of salvation, the tree of life, and the bright and morning star. The sermon emphasizes the importance of relying on God's guidance rather than our own natural judgment in spiritual matters.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses various topics related to the design and complexity of the world. They mention the Aswan Dam and its ecological disaster, comparing it to Isaiah 19. The speaker also talks about the human eye as evidence of design and complexity. They mention articles from the Wall Street Journal about the pro-creationist movement gaining momentum. Additionally, the speaker briefly touches on the water cycle and the dangers of hydrogen and oxygen gases.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a wise and righteous life. He uses the example of a man who behaved wisely because of God's presence with him. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their own lives and ask if they have turned many to righteousness and if their lives have shaken others for God. He also highlights the qualities that made this man's life impactful, such as integrity, transparency, humility, and faithfulness. The speaker encourages the audience to live according to the New Testament standard, being careful for nothing and bringing every thought into obedience to God.

This sermon by James focuses on various important topics such as the warning to the rich about the dangers of setting their hearts on riches, the importance of patience in waiting for the Lord's coming, the significance of confessing faults and praying for one another, the power of fervent prayer, and the impact of converting a sinner from the error of their ways. James emphasizes the need for genuine faith, practical application of God's word, and the importance of reaching out to those who have strayed from the truth.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of not being ashamed of the gospel of Christ, highlighting the power of God unto salvation for all who believe. It discusses the unleashing of the Holy Ghost's power when Christians passionately share the gospel, urging believers to be soul winners. The sermon shares personal testimonies of leading souls to Christ and the urgency of reaching the lost before it's too late. It also stresses the need for boldness, courage, and a sense of urgency in sharing the gospel, as well as the fear of standing before God empty-handed. The sermon concludes with the importance of being equipped by God to effectively reach the lost and the promise that those who turn many to righteousness will shine brightly.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story of being in war and the guilt and confusion he felt after killing someone. He expresses anger towards God for allowing such violence and suffering in the world. The speaker then reads verses from the Bible about God's judgment and the consequences of not being prepared to meet Him. He emphasizes the urgency of seeking God and being ready for judgment, as illustrated by a selfless act of sacrifice by a fellow soldier who protected him from gunfire.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of using our resources and time wisely to bring eternal rewards, contrasting the folly of living solely for the present moment. It highlights the eternal significance of leading others to righteousness and the accountability we have in warning others about their spiritual state. The message stresses the grave consequences of neglecting the salvation of souls and the urgency of fulfilling the Great Commission.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing a vision in which the Spirit of God lifts him up and takes him to a group of captive people. He then emphasizes the importance of being a watchman for the house of Israel, warning the wicked of their impending judgment. The preacher shares a personal story of regret, where he failed to share the gospel with someone who later died. He warns the audience that they will one day face Jesus and be held accountable for the blood on their hands if they fail to share the gospel. The sermon concludes with a story of a girl who was not saved, and the preacher's realization that he must prioritize sharing the gospel with others.

In this sermon, the preacher shares stories of individuals whose lives were transformed by encountering God through Jesus. One example is Mr. Dube, an alcoholic who was unable to break free from his addiction until he found Jesus. The preacher also mentions a prisoner who felt hopeless and wanted to commit suicide, but was unaware of the hope and forgiveness available through Christ. The sermon emphasizes the power of God to do supernatural things, such as giving Sarah a child despite her infertility. The preacher encourages listeners to seek a personal encounter with Jesus, which brings joy and a desire to do God's will. The sermon concludes with a reference to the book of Daniel, highlighting the importance of turning others to righteousness.

In this sermon, the preacher shares two powerful stories that demonstrate the saving power of the Gospel. The first story recounts a time when the preacher was interrupted during his sermon by a man who wanted to give his life to Christ. Despite the commotion, the man came forward and was embraced by the congregation in compassion. The second story involves a missionary who brings a little girl with long, white hair to the preacher. The girl had given her life to Christ and wanted to speak with him. She reveals that the preacher's testimony about his alcoholic father deeply resonated with her own family's struggles. These stories highlight the transformative impact of the Gospel and the urgency of seeking God's salvation.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith and fulfilling the call of God, even in the face of opposition and attacks. It highlights the struggles faced by dedicated preachers and soul winners, the need for prayer and compassion for those who have fallen, and the encouragement to keep the focus on God's Word for strength and guidance. The message urges preachers to remain steadfast, seek restoration if fallen, and continue to win souls for Christ despite challenges and attacks.

This sermon delves into the book of Daniel, focusing on the relevance of Daniel's life in times of persecution. It highlights Daniel's unwavering faith, prayer life, and commitment to God's purposes, starting a movement from Babylon to Jerusalem. The sermon emphasizes the importance of standing firm for God in a heathen land, even if it means facing trials and persecution. It also discusses the significance of prayer, faithfulness, and not compromising in the face of challenges, drawing parallels to modern-day Christian living.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of true love and turning people to righteousness. He encourages the congregation to have a passion for the souls of others and to pray for a wealthy relationship with God. The preacher also highlights the miraculous work of Jesus Christ in the earth, using the example of Mordecai, a childless man who became the spiritual father of a whole nation. The sermon concludes with a call to seek the wealth of the church, not in terms of finances, but in knowledge of the Lord and Christian service.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith continues his verse-by-verse study of the Bible, specifically focusing on 2 Samuel chapter 23. He highlights the awe-inspiring grace of God that left even the articulate Psalmist David speechless. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the power and loyalty of David's mighty men, who went to great lengths to fulfill David's desire for a drink of water from the well of Bethlehem. However, David, overwhelmed by their sacrifice, poured out the water as an offering to the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of winning souls for God. He emphasizes the power of gospel tracks in spreading the truth and encourages believers to always carry them and be ready to share the way of salvation with others. The preacher also highlights the need for careful selection of tracks and books to ensure they accurately represent the message of God. He then addresses the issue of sin and the inability of humans to save themselves, emphasizing that only Jesus Christ can offer salvation.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the beauty of God as reflected in our resurrected bodies, highlighting that this beauty encompasses both internal qualities like humility and love, and external attributes that will be fully realized in the resurrection. He explains that our resurrected bodies will be transformed, incorruptible, and will possess enhanced abilities, allowing us to experience and express beauty in a new, profound way. Bickle encourages believers to embrace their identity as 'sons of the resurrection,' which serves as an anchor amidst life's challenges, reminding them of their glorious future. He underscores that the beauty we seek is rooted in God's nature and will be fully manifested in the age to come, where we will enjoy eternal fellowship with Him and each other.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the Word of God in preaching, advocating for a systematic approach to teaching the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation. He argues that this method allows pastors to declare the whole counsel of God, addressing both inspiring and difficult topics without bias. Smith highlights the need for patience in ministry, as true growth and understanding of God's Word take time, contrasting it with the fleeting success of flashy ministries. He encourages a commitment to expositional preaching, where the focus is on reading, understanding, and applying Scripture. Ultimately, he reminds the congregation that lasting fruit comes from a deep and consistent engagement with God's Word.

Peter Hammond preaches on the life of Daniel, a wise and righteous prophet who remained faithful to God despite being exiled to Babylon. Daniel's integrity and courage in the face of moral conflicts and idolatry serve as powerful examples for believers. Through Daniel's visions and prophecies, we see God's power over the past, present, future, and eternity, emphasizing the importance of never compromising our faith and trusting in God's deliverance and protection.

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the importance of ministers being both a burning and a shining light in the gospel ministry, emphasizing the need for a fervent spirit of piety and zeal in their hearts and administrations. He highlights the duty of ministers to be diligent in their studies, prayerful in seeking God's guidance, and dependent on Christ for enlightenment. Edwards urges the congregation to pray for their minister to be filled with divine light and to support him in his work, encouraging his heart and strengthening his hands. He also warns against hindering the minister's faithful preaching by worldly cares, disrespect, or opposition to his zeal against sin, reminding the people to walk in the light and follow their minister as he follows Christ.

John R. Rice preaches about the consequences of following Satan's deceitful promises, using the story of the prodigal son to illustrate how all of the Devil's apples have worms. He emphasizes that every time the Devil promises happiness, it leads to lies and deception, ultimately resulting in ruin and disappointment. Through various Bible verses, he highlights the inevitable consequences of sin and the ultimate joy and forgiveness found in returning to God.

John Gill delivers a heartfelt sermon on the occasion of the death of Reverend Mr. Samuel Wilson, emphasizing the deep sorrow felt by the congregation at the loss of their beloved pastor. He reflects on the Apostle Paul's farewell to the Ephesians, drawing parallels to the emotional pain of parting with a faithful minister who served with humility, compassion, and dedication. Gill highlights the importance of a minister's role in guiding and nurturing the spiritual lives of their congregation, and he encourages the church to remember the teachings and legacy of Mr. Wilson while also submitting to God's will. The sermon serves as a reminder of the profound impact a minister has on their community and the grief that accompanies their departure.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the necessity of having an undivided heart in the pursuit of soul-winning, arguing that a divided heart cannot effectively lead others to true repentance and a relationship with Jesus. He illustrates that the soul-winner's task is profound, requiring complete dedication and abandonment to God's work, akin to the commitment shown by great figures in history. Brengle warns against distractions and the temptation to retreat, urging that true success in ministry comes from a heart wholly devoted to God. He concludes by affirming that regardless of one's abilities or education, a perfect heart towards God is what He blesses, as seen in the scripture that highlights God's search for those whose hearts are perfect toward Him.

Charles Finney emphasizes the responsibility of individuals in preaching the Gospel and winning souls, asserting that conversion is a collaborative effort between God, truth, and man. He argues that effective preaching must be practical, direct, and tailored to the needs of the congregation, while also addressing the importance of making the Gospel relatable and urgent. Finney highlights the necessity for ministers to engage with their audience, anticipate objections, and ensure that their preaching is both doctrinal and applicable to everyday life. He warns against the dangers of controversy and the need for a balanced approach to doctrine, urging preachers to focus on the present obligation of repentance. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of passionate, heartfelt preaching that aims to convert sinners and promote holiness.

John R. Mott shares his journey of discerning God's calling to devote his life to the service of Jesus, despite initial plans for a legal career, through prayer, Bible study, and seeking guidance from trusted friends. He reflects on the struggle between worldly opportunities and the call to preach the gospel, ultimately choosing to follow God's will and pursue Christian work, particularly in the Y.M.C.A. and missionary endeavors, emphasizing the importance of consecration, faith, and obedience to God's leading.

Victor Maxwell delivers a sermon on Andrew, the Patron Saint of Soul-winners, emphasizing the importance of being a humble and faithful disciple like Andrew who may not hold a prominent position but plays a crucial role in bringing others to Christ. Andrew's example teaches us that not everyone needs to be a Peter or a Paul; everyone can be an Andrew, impacting lives one by one. Through Andrew's life, we learn the power of personal evangelism, starting with our own family, friends, and even strangers, and the significant impact it can have on leading others to Jesus Christ.