In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being a dedicated and serious follower of God. He describes a true believer as someone who is not just superficially engaged with the Bible, but who has been transformed by the power of God. The preacher also highlights the need for steadfastness and reliance on God's grace in the face of challenges and pressures. He shares a story of a man who found gratitude in a difficult situation, reminding listeners to always give thanks to God. The sermon concludes with a call to restore our relationship with God, recognize the sovereignty of Jesus, and embrace our responsibility as believers.

In this sermon, the minister reflects on a previous day of ministry and feels like it was a failure. However, his perspective changes when his daughter interrupts his thoughts and reminds him that breakfast is ready. In that moment, he realizes that he can still give thanks to God even in difficult situations. The minister emphasizes the importance of having faith rooted in the sovereignty of God, which leads to a transformed life. He also quotes Hudson Taylor, who highlights the need to come to the end of oneself in order to experience the reality of God's presence. The sermon concludes with a reminder to prioritize one's relationship with God and not neglect family and personal responsibilities.

Bakht Singh emphasizes the significance of understanding and following God's will, asserting that it is a believer's privilege and responsibility. He shares his personal journey of learning to seek God's will, highlighting the importance of prayer, willingness to learn, and the conditions necessary to discern God's guidance. Singh outlines the sevenfold importance of knowing God's will, including spiritual growth, effective prayer, and experiencing God's love. He also discusses the conditions required to find God's will and the evidences that confirm one has found it, such as peace, the Word of God, and the witness of fellow believers. Ultimately, he encourages believers to make seeking God's will a daily practice in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes three important points for believers to incorporate into their lives. The first point is to seek and understand God's will for their lives, as it is crucial for spiritual growth. The second point is the need for discernment and wisdom in all aspects of life, from the way we dress to the way we interact with others. The speaker also highlights the importance of parents guiding their children in God's will. Lastly, the speaker emphasizes the need for patience and endurance, especially in relationships between men and women. The sermon encourages believers to pray for these qualities and to strive for spiritual growth and maturity.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a man named Dave and his family who went through a series of trials and hardships. Despite their difficulties, the speaker emphasizes that the purpose of these trials is to make us more like Jesus. The speaker also shares the story of another family with a young girl who had leukemia, and how they trusted in God throughout their struggles. The sermon concludes with the message that God can be trusted and that we should find freedom from dissatisfaction in life by accepting things from the hands of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of waking up and being aware of the spiritual realities around us. He warns against relying on human wisdom and understanding, stating that only Jesus can truly guide us. The preacher highlights the need to fully surrender to God and not put our confidence in the strength of the flesh. He encourages listeners to embrace the truth of God's Word and to live with a wholehearted devotion to Him.

This cassette contains a sermon delivered by Brother Buxing during the 1965 All-In-The-Holy Convocations in Hyderabad. The sermon focuses on how to find God's will. The message was translated into Telugu by Brother Svandarao and into Hindi by Brother Jean-Paul. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking and understanding God's will in our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the concept of being greater than others. He uses the example of a boy and an elephant named Jumbo to illustrate the difference between human and animal life. The preacher then shares a story of a young man who hears the gospel and accepts Christ into his heart, leading to a transformation in his life. The sermon also highlights the importance of living a sinless life surrendered to God's will, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and rooted in unwavering faith. The preacher encourages believers to put off their old ways and put on the character of Jesus Christ.

The video is a sermon transcript that discusses five main points for effective preaching of the word of God. The first point emphasizes the importance of remaining learners and being open to change. The second point highlights the need to avoid pride and embrace modern technology in media. The third point emphasizes the importance of specializing in effective communication. The fourth point addresses the challenge of reaching unreached people and the need for disciplined youth and engaged adults. The fifth point discusses the challenge of misplaced priorities and frozen assets. The sermon also mentions the importance of maintaining high motivation and provides eleven points for personal growth and discipline in the word of God.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the significance of understanding the profile of a true son of God, contrasting it with the characteristics of a Gentile. He highlights that true love is demonstrated through the sacrifice of Christ on Calvary, and warns against the dangers of marketing the gospel to appeal to the natural man. The preacher calls for a commitment to seek God's glory and to live free from darkness, urging believers to reflect on their inner lives and the influence they allow in their hearts. Ultimately, he stresses that true transformation comes from a heart aligned with Christ, which leads to behaviors that please God.

Charles Finney addresses the concept of natural ability and moral character, arguing against the false distinction between natural and moral ability. He emphasizes that moral inability stems from a lack of sufficient light to recognize the greatest apparent good, which is essential for moral obligation. Finney asserts that true holiness consists in willing as the greatest apparent good is, and that moral character is determined by the ultimate intention of one's will. He urges ministers and Christians to align their definitions of entire sanctification with the doctrine of natural ability to avoid confusion and error. The sermon calls for careful consideration of moral character and the nature of sin in relation to God's law.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the power of prayer in his sermon based on Mark 11:24, urging believers to ask in accordance with God's revealed will and to expect answers with unwavering faith. He outlines three key aspects of effective prayer: ensuring requests align with Scripture, pleading God's promises, and maintaining an attitude of expectancy. Pink warns against the devil's attempts to sow doubt and encourages Christians to confidently approach God, knowing they have a friend in Christ who intercedes on their behalf. Ultimately, he stresses that true faith honors God and leads to divine responses.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that the greatest honor for believers is to do God's will, as taught by Jesus and the apostles. He warns against the folly of pursuing our own paths without seeking God's guidance, especially when making significant life decisions. Poonen highlights that many miss God's perfect will due to disobedience and compromise, urging believers to earnestly seek God's plan for their lives. He illustrates this with biblical examples, including David and the Israelites, and encourages a life dedicated to fulfilling God's will. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to walk in God's appointed path, assuring that it leads to true fulfillment and purpose.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that the greatest honor for believers is to do the will of God, as taught by Jesus and echoed by the apostles. He highlights that God has a specific plan for each individual, and it is crucial to seek His guidance in all aspects of life to avoid missing His perfect will. Poonen encourages believers to walk in obedience, using examples from scripture such as David, Enoch, and the Israelites to illustrate the importance of aligning with God's will. He warns against the dangers of self-will and urges a commitment to live under the yoke of Christ, which leads to true freedom and fulfillment. Ultimately, he calls for a life lived with purpose, responsibility, and a deep desire to fulfill God's calling.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that choosing God's will is not a denial of our freedom but an exercise of it, recognizing our limitations in making the best choices. He highlights that true saintliness comes from submitting our will to God's, acknowledging that while we have the freedom to choose, we should seek the wisdom and goodness of God in our decisions. Tozer quotes Tennyson, illustrating that our wills can be aligned with God's will, leading to a life of obedience that is freely chosen rather than coerced. The essence of this choice is the acknowledgment of our need for divine guidance in our lives.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the importance of aligning our prayers with God's revealed will, urging believers to understand and ask for what is in accordance with Scripture. He warns against the devil's deception and encourages Christians to plead God's promises while maintaining an expectant faith in God's ability to answer prayers. Pink highlights that true faith involves not only asking but also expecting God to fulfill His promises, which honors Him and brings peace. He reassures believers that they have a friend in Christ who intercedes on their behalf, ensuring that prayers aligned with God's glory will be granted.

Samuel Alexander Danford preaches about the will of God, emphasizing the importance of presenting ourselves as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God, and being transformed by the renewing of our minds to understand and fulfill His perfect will. He also highlights the commandments of God, urging believers to walk in holiness, love, and service to the Lord with all their hearts. The sermon further explores the promises of God, including sanctification, purification, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon those who seek Him. It delves into the blessings sought through inspired prayer and the atonement provided by Jesus Christ, leading to redemption, sanctification, and the preparation for heaven.

Peter Hammond preaches on the importance of Biblical worship, emphasizing the need for music to be melodious, wholehearted, and Scriptural, focusing on praising God with thanksgiving and in the Name of Jesus Christ. He highlights the joy and skill in worship, the centrality of God in worship, and the steadfastness in worship even in times of trial. The sermon also delves into the significance of praising God in various circumstances, including from prison, and the need for spiritual and intellectual worship for the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that God rarely guides us in spectacular ways, but rather through the Holy Spirit in this New Testament age. Believers are encouraged to seek to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to listen to the inner pressure and peace that the Spirit brings. It is important to examine our motives and ensure they align with God's will, using tools like a 'balance sheet' to evaluate decisions. The inner witness of the Holy Spirit is highly valued as God's primary means of guidance, surpassing a mere moral code, as believers are called to live by the life of Christ within them.