In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering four key words that represent divine principles and truth. He shares his personal struggle to be a spiritual Daniel in the face of Satan's attacks. The speaker warns the audience not to be surprised if they are tempted or face challenges even in a Christian gathering like Spring Harvest. He encourages the audience to purpose in their hearts and minds to live for God and not the devil, and emphasizes the significance of discipline and discipleship in following Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the dream of a statue or man with different body parts made of different materials. He explains that these represent different kingdoms, starting with Babylon and followed by the Medes and Persians. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding this symbolism before moving on to the next stages in the life of the man. The sermon also highlights the role of Christ as the stone that will destroy the kingdoms of this world and establish an everlasting kingdom.

In this video, the speaker reflects on the incredible transformation that has taken place in the last 25 to 50 years. They highlight the increase in knowledge and acceptance of divine healing and the baptism of the Holy Ghost. The speaker encourages viewers to remain faithful to the life they have and to trust in God's plan for the future. The video ends with a message of gratitude and a promise to see viewers in the next video.

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.

G.D. Watson preaches about the abiding secret of power in serving Jesus, emphasizing the willingness to consent to seeming failure for the sake of Christ. He highlights the importance of dying to self in our work, allowing God to receive all the glory and accomplish greater results than we can imagine. Watson urges believers to be willing to be counted as failures in the eyes of the world, just as many great faith leaders like Luther, Wesley, and Muller had to endure. He stresses the need to carry a spirit of 'but if not' in our hearts, facing tests and trials with unwavering faith.

William Burnett preaches on the lessons from Daniel chapter 3, emphasizing the importance of trusting God in the midst of trials, even when facing unbearable circumstances. He warns against distorting truth, exaggerating it, and turning it into an idol, highlighting the dangers of idolizing one truth at the expense of others. Burnett also discusses the influence of religion in political systems, the power of music in idolatry, and the misconception that faith guarantees deliverance from all troubles. He concludes by stressing the presence of God in the fire of trials, reminding believers that they are never alone in their struggles.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of enduring tribulations and afflictions for the sake of God, highlighting the examples of saints like Job, Paul, and the Apostles who faced immense hardships yet remained steadfast in their faith. He emphasizes the need to give thanks to God in all circumstances, even when faced with losses or challenges, as it leads to a greater reward in the future life. Chrysostom urges the congregation to rebuke and correct blasphemers in the city, showing that Christians are the guardians and saviors of the community, and encourages them to emulate the zeal and courage of the saints in standing up for righteousness and truth.

Dr. D. Vaughan Rees preaches about the remarkable incidents from the life of the Ye-Su Chia-ting, showcasing the power of faith, honesty, and transformation through encounters with Jesus. The testimonies include miraculous interventions in trials, conversions from opium addiction and idol worship, dreams guiding acts of kindness, and the impact of unwavering faith in the face of Communist opposition. These stories illustrate the unwavering dedication, sacrificial service, and profound spiritual experiences of the early Chinese Christians amidst challenging circumstances.

Chip Brogden preaches on the theme 'The heavens do rule' from Daniel 4:26b, highlighting the spiritual conflict faced by the Remnant in Babylon, where the enemy attacks but the Lord delivers, demonstrating the establishment of the Testimony through adversity. The Testimony is not just words but a life lived, overcoming by the word of the Testimony, showing Christ's preeminence over sin, self, and satan. The sermon emphasizes that Heaven governs Earth through the Remnant, with God refining and subduing all things to Christ's preeminence, even using the enemy to accomplish His purposes.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of honoring our bodies as members of Christ, warning against the defilement that comes from immorality and the need to flee from sin. He emphasizes that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, urging believers to glorify God in both body and spirit. Chrysostom uses the example of the Three Children in the fiery furnace to illustrate the courage and faithfulness required to stand firm in the face of temptation and persecution, ultimately glorifying God through their actions.

George Mueller emphasizes the importance of meditation on God's Word as a means to nourish the inner man and strengthen prayer. He encourages believers to seek wisdom from God and to trust in His ability to provide guidance and understanding through the Scriptures. Mueller highlights that daily reading and meditation on both the Old and New Testaments is crucial for spiritual growth and understanding. He reminds us that the Holy Spirit is our teacher, helping us to grasp the truths of Scripture and apply them to our lives. Ultimately, he calls believers to find joy and nourishment in God's Word, which is essential for their spiritual well-being.

Keith Malcomson emphasizes the importance of true worship, contrasting it with the contemporary worship culture that lacks depth and true submission to God. He highlights examples of true worship from the Bible, such as Job's response to tragedy, David's submission in times of grief, Abraham's obedience in sacrificing his son, and the humility displayed by individuals like the woman washing Jesus' feet. True worship involves acknowledging God's nature, attributes, and claims, and it will be tested in times of trial and fire, revealing its authenticity.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of imitating the faith and courage of the three young men in the fiery furnace, who chose to remain faithful to God even in the face of great danger. He emphasizes the need to prioritize spiritual wealth over material riches, urging believers to show compassion and generosity towards the poor and needy. Chrysostom warns against the dangers of idolizing wealth and exhorts listeners to find true glory in humility, self-restraint, and gratitude towards God, even in times of adversity.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the importance of trusting God, asserting that true faith is believing in God's promises even when we cannot see or feel them. He illustrates that those who trust in the Lord are steadfast like Mount Zion, unshakeable amidst the chaos of the world. Waldvogel encourages believers to recognize God's willingness and ability to heal and deliver, reminding them that faith comes from hearing God's word. He challenges the congregation to step out in faith, relying on God's promises rather than their circumstances or feelings. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of God's character and His unwavering commitment to His people.

Chip Brogden emphasizes the eternal purpose of God to increase Christ and decrease everything else, as seen in John the Baptist's words 'He must increase, but I must decrease.' This principle reveals that everything God does is to magnify Jesus and diminish what is not of Him, a spiritual law that is constantly at work. Jesus, indwelling believers, cannot be hidden and is continually expanding within them, challenging the illusion of a manageable deity and the fear of man. Brogden urges listeners to cooperate with God's increasing work, like Daniel, rather than resist it out of fear, emphasizing the importance of worshiping God in spirit and truth.

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of faith during desperate days, emphasizing that faith is essential to please God and that it sustains and solves desperate situations. Desperation, seen throughout the Bible, often becomes the platform for God's miraculous interventions and man's growth in wisdom. The sermon highlights various biblical accounts, such as the Old Testament deliverances, the faith of the three Hebrew children facing the fiery furnace, and Jesus' desperate moments in Gethsemane, showcasing how faith triumphs over despair.