In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful and emotional story about a man who made the difficult decision to leave his wife and family. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not running away from responsibilities, no matter how challenging they may be. He highlights the devastating impact that such a decision can have on a family, as seen through the story of a teenage boy who was left broken and hopeless. The sermon ultimately encourages men to resist the temptation of pride and to prioritize their families, reminding them that their first mission is to be rightly related to God and to care for their loved ones.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping the light of God's word available for all. He talks about the surprises and revelations that come when we have a hungry and ready heart to receive the truth. The preacher encourages believers not to be put off by physical, religious, or denominational barriers, but to be open to the abundance of God's word. He also highlights the role of the church in being vessels of light, transmitting knowledge and spiritual riches to the world. The sermon references Paul's prayer for the saints to have their hearts enlightened and emphasizes the impact of the church in spreading the light of God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of humility in the life of a Christian. He emphasizes that Jesus demonstrated humility by washing the disciples' feet, a task typically done by servants. Jesus identified himself with humanity and considered all human beings equal, regardless of their race, education, or social status. The speaker encourages listeners to allow the Holy Spirit to transform their thinking to be like Christ, so that they no longer consider themselves superior to others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the achievements of Christ's priestly work. He emphasizes that Jesus has done everything necessary in relation to sin, contrasting it with the continual and repetitious work of the priests in the Old Testament. Once Jesus offered a one-time sacrifice for sin, he sat down, signifying that all that God desires has been accomplished and all that we need has been provided. The speaker also highlights the contrast between the law and the good things that Christ brings, explaining that the law was only a shadow of the benefits Christ would bring and was incapable of perfecting the souls of those who offered sacrifices. The sermon concludes by mentioning the hope and prayer of the speaker to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance, leading to conversion, strengthening of believers, and the establishment and encouragement of local churches in the work of the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of living a life without murmuring and disputings. He encourages the audience to be blameless and harmless, shining as lights in a crooked and perverse generation. The preacher shares a personal experience of a flashlight that didn't work due to a disconnection, highlighting the need to be connected to God's supply. He emphasizes the power of praise and gratitude, urging the audience to start the year by praising the Lord. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of delighting in the Lord and pointing others to the unsearchable riches of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of God's work in producing spiritual fruit in the lives of believers. He compares the rain that waters plants and produces beautiful fruit to the work of God in the lives of His people. The speaker also highlights the mystery of the gospel that was revealed to Paul and emphasizes the need to make all men see and understand the true message of the gospel. He criticizes the use of dramatic performances and shows in churches to convey the gospel, emphasizing the power of the living word of God. The speaker concludes by urging believers not to let the blessings and ministry God gives them become their ultimate vision, but to remain humble and reliant on God's strength.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit. They describe a house as a channel through which God's life flows, and this life is not something artificial or secondhand, but a natural outpouring. The testimony of this life is what truly matters, not just a system of doctrine or teaching. The speaker also highlights the threefold purpose of the house: as a place of God's glory, a representation of the new creation in Christ, and a vessel to fill all things. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to live a life filled with the Holy Spirit and to let that life be the testimony of their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the finished works of God through Jesus Christ. He explains that God's creation is perfect and beautiful, and He gives us His Son as our inheritance. The speaker emphasizes that we do not need to work for our salvation or try to make ourselves worthy, but rather we should be grateful for the grace of God. He encourages believers to delve deeper into understanding the meaning and vastness of God's grace and to seek spiritual wealth through a deep relationship with Him. The sermon references the Bible to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the truth and power of the Gospel. He acknowledges that the story of salvation is not a mere imagination but a reality that has transformed countless lives over the past 2,000 years. The preacher highlights the immense power of God that Christians can draw upon and experience in their lives. He mentions the Apostle Paul's recognition of God's power in giving birth to the Gospel and also in transforming the lives of believers. The preacher encourages the congregation to focus on God's provision and forgiveness, and to live in the power of the Holy Spirit, fulfilling the good works that God has prepared for each individual.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching the word of God in various challenging environments. He talks about the exhaustion and difficulties he faced while delivering multiple sermons a day. Despite feeling inadequate and facing hostility, he relies on prayer and obedience to God's calling. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not manipulating God through fasting and highlights the power of God's strength in our weakness. He also describes a specific instance where he preached to Jewish university students who initially showed hatred and opposition, but he boldly proclaimed the kingdom of God and the collision between life and death.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the disintegration and disruption that exists in the world, including within the church. However, the purpose of God remains unchanged, and His ultimate plan is to sum up all things in Christ. The speaker highlights the counter movement of the enemy to divide and disrupt anything related to Christ, particularly in the church. The ministry of the church is seen as crucial in fulfilling God's purpose, and the speaker encourages the church to understand and embrace this ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the message of the gospel, which is the assurance of heaven through Christ in us. He highlights the importance of seeking the advancement of the cause of Christ above personal comfort, as exemplified by the apostle Paul. The preacher criticizes the man-centered focus of the church in the modern era and calls for a return to preaching about the unsearchable riches and greatness of Christ. He uses the example of Jim Elliott and his willingness to risk his life for the gospel to illustrate the mindset of a true disciple of Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of building a church that truly reflects the wisdom and glory of God, focusing on meeting with Jesus in every church gathering and maintaining a blameless conscience before God and men. It highlights the need for revelation from the Holy Spirit, humility, and a deep desire to be part of the resurrection of the righteous. The goal is to have a church where God's glory is evident and where people can truly encounter Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the fear that comes with proclaiming the word of God. He emphasizes that the free offer of the gospel is centered around Christ and his finished work. The preacher also mentions the role of the Holy Spirit in opening the hearts of individuals to receive and embrace the love of Christ. He highlights the importance of preaching about the heinousness, guiltiness, misery, and consequences of sin. Additionally, there is a question raised about the compatibility of certain doctrines with the free offering of grace in the gospel, to which the preacher explains that they are based on the fact of man's total inability.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the love of Jesus Christ. He describes it as a love affair between God and humanity, where God proposes his love to us. The preacher highlights that this love is not based on human attachment or affection, but is a deep and transformative love that can turn a beggar into a prince. He emphasizes that this love comes from the Holy Spirit and is the first love that we should have for God. The preacher also contrasts this divine love with the worldly understanding of love, stating that true love is found in Jesus Christ and not in the shallow and self-centered love of the world.

This sermon emphasizes the much more grace of God, highlighting the richness and unfathomable depths of God's grace. It warns against misusing grace as a license for sin and encourages believers to be good stewards of the manifold grace of God. The importance of coming boldly to the throne of grace to obtain mercy and find grace in times of need is emphasized, along with the call to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

The sermon transcript describes the powerful speaking abilities of a preacher named Leonard Ravenhill. The transcript includes an illustration of a visit to a woman's cluttered and dirty house, highlighting Ravenhill's ability to captivate listeners with vivid descriptions. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of being close to God and having a strong prayer life. Ravenhill's passion for God and his desire for a genuine demonstration of the power of the gospel are highlighted. The transcript concludes with a personal anecdote describing Ravenhill as a frail old man who exuded a powerful presence.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a boy named Johnny who is fascinated by a thunderstorm. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the different perspectives people may have of God. Rather than seeing God as a stern figure scolding us for our mistakes, the speaker encourages the audience to see God as a loving father with an everlasting commitment to us. The speaker also emphasizes the idea that God is able to do immeasurably more than we can ask or imagine, and encourages the audience to believe in God's ability to work in their lives and in their church. The sermon concludes with practical suggestions for prayer and being aware of one another's needs.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by emphasizing the need for the Holy Spirit to reveal spiritual truths. He then focuses on Ephesians 1:4-14, highlighting that it is one long sentence in the Bible. The speaker explains that the passage discusses the blessings of being adopted into God's family, using the analogy of two adopted brothers sharing their experiences. The sermon also explores the concept of bondage to sin, death, Satan, and the law, and how these are all interconnected. The speaker concludes by listing ten blessings that believers have in Christ, including redemption, forgiveness, abundance, revelation, fellowship, inheritance, purpose, and salvation.

Roy Daniel emphasizes the importance of faith and obedience for spiritual growth, contrasting the misguided pursuits of the Corinthian and Galatian churches. He explains that true spiritual life comes from simply looking to Jesus in faith, rather than seeking complicated rules or experiences. Daniel illustrates that salvation is straightforward and accessible, highlighting the abundant life available through Christ. He encourages believers to recognize the riches they have in Jesus, which are freely given and not earned through works. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of these spiritual treasures to foster growth and a closer relationship with God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of humility and spiritual growth in leadership, using the Apostle Paul as an example. It highlights Paul's progression from considering himself the least of the apostles to the foremost of sinners, showcasing how drawing closer to God reveals deeper areas of sin in our lives. The message encourages a humble attitude, continuous growth, and the need for godly leaders in the church.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 with just a few loaves of bread and fish. He emphasizes that the satisfaction provided by the living bread of Jesus is eternal, unlike the temporary satisfaction of physical food. The preacher also highlights the importance of not wasting resources, both in terms of physical food and the opportunities to evangelize. He encourages believers to have faith in Jesus' power to supply their needs and to have compassion for others, just as Jesus did. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God sends people into our lives for a purpose, and we should seek to discern that purpose through prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of coming to God and surrendering everything before claiming His promises. They highlight that throughout the Bible, God has always made diligent preparations before bringing about change, but only those with eyes to see could recognize it. The speaker also mentions that there is a great calamity coming upon the earth and the church, and God is currently preparing a people to be a part of His next move. They reference the story of Abraham and the Israelites going into bondage in Egypt as an example of God's preparation for His ultimate purpose. The speaker encourages the audience, especially the young people, to learn from the experiences of men of faith in the Bible and not to copy anyone else's journey, as God has an individual plan for each person's life.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the transformative power of delighting in God's beauty, urging believers to seek and behold the beauty of Jesus as essential for spiritual victory. He highlights that this pursuit is accessible to all believers, countering the misconception that Jesus is boring, and encourages a lifelong commitment to exploring God's beauty through prayer, meditation, and worship. Bickle draws from Psalm 27:4, illustrating how David prioritized beholding God's beauty even amidst conflict, and he calls for a generation of 'theologians of God's beauty' to arise. The sermon concludes with a call to shift from negative narratives to a focus on the beauty and purpose God imparts to our lives.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the vastness of Christ's accomplishments at Calvary and the importance of prayer in understanding our divine calling. He urges believers to recognize their reconciliation with God through Christ, which transforms them from enemies to friends, and to live in a way that reveals the manifold wisdom of God. The sermon highlights the need for a deep, abiding love that reflects God's character, encouraging believers to strive for a life empowered by the Spirit rather than their own strength. Ultimately, Beach calls for a collective awakening to the purpose of the church as a vessel for God's glory, urging a shift from self-centeredness to a focus on God's pleasure.