In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and mercy of God in difficult situations. He references the book of Esther, where the people of God fasted and prayed in desperation before God, leading to their deliverance from a wicked decree. The preacher also highlights the importance of fasting as a means to seek God's intervention and to help those in need. He commends the church for their numerous ministries that serve the hungry, poor, oppressed, and marginalized. The sermon concludes with a call to have a revelation of God's power and faithfulness, citing the example of Jonah and the city of Nineveh, where repentance and fasting led to God's mercy and deliverance.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Moses and his relationship with God. The preacher emphasizes that this sermon series was led by God and contains vital truths for facing difficult times. The preacher expresses his concern for those who reject the gospel and encourages the congregation to continue sharing the message of Jesus. The sermon concludes with a reminder that our actions and how we live among others reflect our friendship with God.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the transformative power of remembering God's faithfulness and the importance of maintaining a reverent relationship with Him. He urges the congregation to reflect on their past experiences with God, particularly during communion, as a means to reignite their passion for Him and combat spiritual complacency. Idleman highlights the dangers of selfishness within the church, calling for humility and a spirit of service to others, while reminding believers of the significance of the new covenant established through Christ's sacrifice. He encourages self-examination and repentance, asserting that true remembrance leads to a deeper relationship with God and a commitment to living out His commandments.

Chuck Smith warns about the national peril that arises from forgetting God, especially during times of prosperity. He emphasizes that while people often fear external threats, the true danger lies in the complacency that comes with abundance, leading to misplaced trust in wealth and personal achievements. Smith highlights the importance of recognizing God's role in our success and warns against the temptation to credit ourselves for our prosperity. He calls for a return to acknowledging God in all aspects of life, especially as society increasingly strays from biblical values.

Chuck Smith discusses the tragic return of the Israelites to Egypt, a place of bondage from which they had been delivered by God. He emphasizes that fear and disobedience led them back to their old ways, despite God's promises of protection and blessing if they remained faithful. The sermon highlights the dangers of prosperity and the tendency to forget God's role in our successes, as well as the importance of true submission to God's will. Smith reminds us that even in failure, God continues to speak and guide us, urging us to stand firm in our freedom.

Miles J. Stanford preaches about the importance of not forgetting the Lord our God, emphasizing that as recipients of His favor, we must be vigilant not to turn our focus from God to ourselves. He warns that even in times of blessings, we must guard against self-centeredness and instead keep our eyes fixed on God as the source of all blessings. Stanford highlights the need for believers to consciously reject anything that may revive the old sinful nature and to continually grow in the likeness of Christ, ensuring that God remains the center and source of everything in their lives.

H.J. Vine preaches about the importance of remembering the Lord amidst blessings, drawing from Deuteronomy 6:10-12 where God warns against forgetting Him after receiving abundant blessings. The sermon emphasizes the need to praise and bless the Lord for His gifts, ensuring that we do not become complacent or take His blessings for granted, as seen in the example of Israel forsaking God and facing consequences. It highlights that while enjoying God's blessings, we must always keep Him at the center of our hearts and minds, acknowledging His greatness above all His gifts.