In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of yielding all aspects of our lives to Jesus. He uses the analogy of owning a piece of land, where if we give 39 acres to God but keep one acre for ourselves, the devil still has a foothold in our lives. The preacher urges the congregation to keep their obedience up to date and to address any known sins in their lives. He also mentions the need for moral change and shares a story about a woman who was freed from something but doesn't explicitly mention what it was. The sermon concludes with a call to worship and surrender all to Jesus.

The video discusses the power of television and multimedia in delivering messages to our senses. It emphasizes that television and movies have a strong impact because they engage both our visual and auditory senses simultaneously. However, the speaker warns that not all messages conveyed through these mediums align with the gospel of Jesus Christ. He cautions against allowing worldly influences to enter our minds and reinforce negative thought patterns. The speaker encourages Christians to remain separate from the world and to rely on the Word of God to break down strongholds.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the negative impact of indulging in sinful behavior. He shares a personal story of someone who was deeply affected by watching inappropriate content and how it led to a powerful encounter with God. The preacher also addresses the issue of broken relationships within families and the negative influence it has on young people. He reminds the audience that they are constantly being watched by various entities, including God, angels, and even demons. The sermon concludes with a message of hope and victory through Jesus Christ, emphasizing the need for His power, grace, and forgiveness in overcoming struggles.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of not treating special days like unbelievers do. They emphasize the need to read and understand the Bible to gain insight into spiritual warfare and how to help those who are struggling. The speaker references Ephesians chapter four, specifically focusing on the dangers of anger and giving Satan a foothold in one's life. They also share personal stories of individuals finding freedom by aligning their lives with biblical truth and casting their cares upon the Lord. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's love and the assurance that nothing can separate believers from the love of Christ, but our response to trials and temptations can impact our relationship with Him.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith addresses the challenges that teenagers face in a fallen world. He encourages them to stand up for Jesus Christ and abstain from the immorality of our culture. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of keeping one's mind and heart pure and walking in close fellowship with God. He also mentions a book he has written specifically for kids called "The Story of Noah" and highlights the significance of the flood in biblical history.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of total surrender to God, warning against the dangers of hidden sins, idols, and compromise in the lives of preachers and Christians. It calls for a deep dedication to God, a commitment to daily meditation on His Word, and a vigilant guarding against moral and doctrinal compromise. The speaker urges listeners to steer their roots back to God's Word, good literature, and sound sermons, highlighting the need for a renewed devotion to Christ and a rejection of worldly distractions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of overcoming temptation by focusing on three key strategies: enduring temptation by saying no, closing the door to sin by cutting off provisions for the flesh, and avoiding planning ahead for sinful desires. The message highlights the need for repentance and a genuine relationship with Christ to experience true transformation and victory over sin.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching in New Zealand and meeting a family named Lois and Barry Jordan. He emphasizes the importance of feeding our minds with pure and righteous thoughts, rather than indulging in the immoral influences of the world. The speaker also recalls a powerful message he heard from a renowned preacher, who questioned the audience's hunger for worldly things. The sermon concludes with a story about a mysterious lady in a town who walked through the streets every day, despite her refined appearance.

In this sermon, Tommy shares a powerful story of his encounter with a witch doctor in a village. The witch doctor threatened Tommy and his group, but Tommy stood firm in his faith and preached the gospel to the villagers for three hours. The next morning, over four hundred people showed up at Tommy's house, eager to hear more about Jesus. Tommy then shares how the Church of Jesus Christ in that village grew from twelve to fifteen hundred in just six weeks. The sermon emphasizes the power of the gospel and the importance of sharing it with others.

Paris Reidhead's sermon 'Uplifted Gates' addresses the hindrances in a Christian's life caused by sin, emphasizing the importance of understanding sin, its consequences, and the path to restoration with God. He explains that sin is the decision to gratify a good appetite in a bad way, leading to broken fellowship with God, unanswered prayers, and exposure to spiritual attacks. Reidhead outlines a three-step process for restoration: judging oneself, forsaking sin, and confessing it to God. He highlights that true revival begins with brokenness and humility before God, as demonstrated in the Hebrides revival. Ultimately, Reidhead calls for a return to a pure heart and a commitment to living in fellowship with God.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the grave danger of even the smallest sin, arguing that it holds more evil than the greatest afflictions or torments. He warns that if sin is not dealt with at its inception, it can grow and lead to irreparable harm to both body and soul. Brooks illustrates this with various analogies, showing how minor issues can lead to catastrophic consequences, much like a small leak can sink a great ship. He stresses the importance of recognizing and crushing sin before it manifests into deeper habits and actions. Ultimately, he calls for vigilance against sin, as it can lead to eternal separation from God.

Watchman Nee emphasizes that overcoming the tempter is not a battle we fight alone, but one where we rely on God's strength and the power of the blood of Jesus. He teaches that we must hide under the blood, digest God's Word, and exercise our will to resist the devil, ensuring we do not give him any ground, even in small matters. Nee also highlights the importance of maintaining love and forgiveness towards others, as well as being watchful with our words and actions to avoid temptation. By calling on God immediately and declaring our authority over the enemy, we can secure victory in our spiritual battles. Ultimately, our triumph comes from recognizing that the enemy is already defeated under Christ's authority.

Watchman Nee emphasizes the importance of maintaining simplicity of faith and purity of thought towards Christ to avoid being beguiled, as Paul warned the Corinthians. He highlights the necessity of careful speech and the act of forgiveness to prevent giving Satan an advantage in our lives. Nee points out that even innocent believers can fall prey to the enemy if they allow pride or unforgiveness to take root. He stresses that Christians must remain vigilant and not give any ground to the devil, as he has certain rights over those who do. The sermon serves as a reminder of the spiritual warfare believers face and the need for constant awareness and adherence to God's principles.

Paris Reidhead preaches on the importance of looking unto Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith, emphasizing that Christ is central and vital to the Christian life. He highlights the need to lay aside every weight and sin that hinders us in running the race set before us, drawing from Hebrews 12:1-2. Reidhead explains that revival comes when people see Christ and are willing to confess, forsake, and testify of their sins for cleansing and restoration. He warns against allowing weights and sins to impede our relationship with God, urging believers to keep their focus solely on Jesus for strength, wisdom, and fellowship.

G.D. Watson preaches about the various causes of backsliding, emphasizing the importance of recognizing human frailty, imperceptible inroads of Satan, the dangers of looking upon forbidden things, self-management, taking undue liberties, self-confidence, being spoiled by earthly kindness, luxurious living, presumption, focusing on difficulties, harshness of spirit, and lightness of spirit as factors that can lead to a decline in grace and spiritual bondage.

Ignatius of Antioch emphasizes the importance of praying continuously for others, holding onto hope for their repentance and return to God. He encourages believers to be ministers of God and the mouth of Christ, guiding others with humility, gentleness, and meekness. Ignatius urges Christians to respond to hatred and persecution with kindness, making enemies into brethren for the glory of the Lord. He highlights the example of Jesus, who showed patience, forgiveness, and love even in the face of suffering and betrayal.

F.B. Meyer explores the transformative power of the Christ-life, emphasizing that believers are saved by Christ's life both in heaven and within them through the Holy Spirit. He highlights the importance of living a holy life as a result of understanding our standing in Christ, which frees us from the power of sin and allows us to bear fruit for God. Meyer encourages believers to present their whole being to God, ensuring that every aspect of their lives is dedicated to His service. He stresses the role of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to overcome self and live in victory, reminding them that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Ultimately, Meyer reassures believers of their secure position in Christ and the abundant resources available to them through the Spirit.

William Jay emphasizes the importance of resisting the devil, highlighting how sinful passions can lead us to give in to the devil's power. He explains that Satan is always trying to encroach upon us, gaining ground with every successful temptation. Jay warns against yielding to the devil's bad designs, as the more we give way, the more advantage he has over us, making it harder to expel him. He encourages steadfast resistance in faith, as it is the way to success and ensures that the devil will flee from us.

Robert Wurtz II preaches on the first key to total victory, emphasizing the importance of laying aside weights and sins that easily beset us, drawing from Hebrews 12:1. He delves into the destructive nature of high places in our lives, both in ancient times and in modern contexts, urging the congregation to cast down these high places that hinder their relationship with God. Wurtz highlights the need to toss aside encumbrances that lead to backsliding and repentance, stressing the significance of removing vulnerabilities that make us easy prey for Satan.