In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of people coming to church when they are facing difficulties in their closest relationships. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the difference between right believing (orthodoxy) and right behaving (orthopraxy). The first three chapters of Ephesians focus on salvation and what Christ has done, while the last three chapters focus on how to live in light of that salvation. The speaker encourages the audience to walk in a manner worthy of their calling, urging them to consider their conduct in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker tells a story about a man who was captured by a Roman general. Initially, the man was rebellious, but as he observed the general's way of life, he began to admire him. Eventually, the general offered the man his freedom, but the man chose to stay with the general because he had come to realize that the general was more powerful and admirable than he had initially thought. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the concept of surrendering to Jesus Christ and how it leads to a joyful and fulfilling life. The sermon also references passages from the Bible, such as 2 Corinthians 4 and Romans 5, to support the idea of the old and new creations in Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of clear guidance for young people in these end times. He expresses a deep desire for God to visit and meet the needs of every individual, regardless of age or spiritual state. The preacher prays for the presence and voice of God to be equally experienced by all, and for hearts to be washed in the blood of Christ and filled with the Holy Spirit. The sermon then focuses on a passage from Ephesians 5, highlighting the concept of two becoming one in marriage and drawing a parallel to Christ and the Church being one.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of walking in the calling that God has given us, despite the difficult conditions of the world. He encourages husbands and wives to apply this principle in their relationships. The speaker also highlights the reality that sometimes, after a lifetime of costly ministry, there may be little visible fruit or recognition. However, he reminds listeners that even a small impact on someone's life can make a significant difference. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the work of the Holy Spirit in leading believers beyond their intellectual understanding and into a deeper spiritual experience.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the power of heredity and how it shapes our characteristics and national identity. However, he emphasizes that ultimately, we must choose between our own lives and being married to Jesus. The preacher also highlights the influence of fashion culture on society and the need to resist its ambitions and pressures. The sermon then delves into practical advice on living together, including how to love and support one another despite differences. The book of Ephesians is referenced, with the key words "shoot," "stand," and "walk" representing different aspects of the Christian journey. The importance of working as a witness for Christ, especially in challenging environments like factories, is also emphasized.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of waiting before the Lord and exercising judgment in making decisions. He highlights the task given to man by God to be fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth, which requires the establishment of families. The speaker encourages committing marriages and families to the Lord, as this will lead to opportunities to exercise judgment. He uses the example of Adam naming the animals to illustrate the need for a counterpart and the importance of seeking God's will in finding a suitable partner.

In this sermon, the preacher strongly condemns the social system that pretends to be monogamous but is actually filled with mischief. He emphasizes the importance of fathers taking responsibility for their children and criticizes those who hunt for slaves and deceive women, showing no care for their offspring. The preacher calls for a change in society, urging people to turn their hearts towards these poor, wandering children. He advocates for monogamous marriage as God's original plan and calls for the enforcement of laws against polygamy and immorality.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of building a Christian home based on the New Covenant standards, highlighting the need for peace, unity, and spiritual foundation in marriages. It discusses leaving behind earthly attachments to prioritize the relationship between husband and wife, focusing on God's love as the central bond. The message underscores the significance of spiritual unity, divine love, and the role of Jesus in strengthening marital relationships to create a testimony for the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the biblical principle of unity in marriage. He highlights the importance of husbands and wives denying themselves and becoming one flesh, as instructed in the Bible. The speaker acknowledges that failure in marriage often stems from selfishness and urges couples to prioritize selflessness in their relationship. He also mentions that God's word provides the reasoning behind His commands, showing His desire for unity and love in marriage.

This sermon delves into the significance of the phrase 'bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh' in Genesis chapter 2, highlighting how it symbolizes family and belonging rather than ownership. It explores the mutuality of marriage as intended by God, emphasizing the shared sense of belonging between a husband and wife. The sermon also touches on the historical and cultural aspects of marriage, discussing the concept of sexual immorality and the importance of understanding one's own will before seeking God's will.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of living according to God's laws. He uses the analogy of driving on the road to illustrate this point, stating that if we don't follow the rules of the road, we won't reach our destination. The preacher also shares a story about a woman who appeared to be devoted to God but was involved in occultism at home, highlighting the need for true commitment to God. He then addresses the issue of young people engaging in inappropriate behavior at a young age and emphasizes the need for repentance. The sermon concludes with a story about a congregation that experienced a decline in attendance, prompting the minister to call for prayer and seek the Holy Spirit's guidance.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of education and its impact on the future of a nation. He highlights how young people play a crucial role in shaping society and becoming leaders. However, he expresses concern about the current educational system, which focuses primarily on preparing students for college entrance exams and neglects spiritual development. The speaker emphasizes the biblical perspective on education, emphasizing the importance of family and the responsibility of parents, particularly fathers, to educate their children in the ways of God.

This sermon delves into the biblical perspective on marriage, highlighting the typology of Christ and the Church as the ultimate union. It emphasizes the importance of only that which comes from Christ being united with Him, exploring the ongoing process of salvation in spirit, soul, and body. The sermon concludes with a call to readiness for the imminent return of the Lord and the significance of being prepared for His coming.

This sermon delves into the book of Genesis, focusing on the creation of man and the institution of marriage as intended by God. It emphasizes the importance of understanding marriage and family dynamics based on God's design, highlighting the roles of parents, partners, and individuals in the context of God's plan for humanity.

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the significance of Jesus' teachings on marriage and children in Mark 10:1-16, illustrating the Christian ideal of family. He highlights that Jesus, while addressing the Pharisees' questions on divorce, redirects their focus to the divine intention of marriage, emphasizing unity and the sanctity of the marital bond. Furthermore, Morgan underscores Jesus' inclusive declaration about children, affirming their inherent value in the Kingdom of God and the necessity for adults to embrace childlike faith. The sermon calls for a return to these essential truths in contemporary society, advocating for the protection and nurturing of children within the family structure.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will in all aspects of life, particularly in marriage. He warns against the dangers of making decisions based on personal desires or societal standards, illustrating this with stories of individuals who failed to seek divine guidance. Stegen highlights that true obedience to God is essential for entering the Kingdom of Heaven, as not everyone who claims to follow Him will do so. He encourages young people to be discerning and to align their choices with God's Word, conscience, and circumstances. Ultimately, he asserts that marriage is a sacred institution ordained by God, and it should be approached with reverence and self-control.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the profound mystery and beauty of marriage, likening it to the harmonious blending of musical instruments. He highlights that true harmony in marriage requires ongoing effort, patience, and the continuation of the courtesies and love that characterized courtship. Miller warns against the complacency that can arise after marriage, urging couples to maintain open communication, mutual confidence, and spiritual connection. He encourages couples to appreciate each other daily, rather than waiting for hardship to reveal their love and tenderness. Ultimately, he presents the ideal of a Christian marriage as one filled with unvexed sweetness and deep, abiding love, reflecting the relationship between Christ and His Church.

George Fox emphasizes that true and honorable marriages are those joined by God in the Light, which represents unity and the Covenant of Life and Peace. He asserts that any marriage not rooted in the Lord is not honorable, and those who oppose marriage are not in the Light. Fox encourages the Children of Light to let their Light shine, ensuring that honorable marriages are recognized and anything contrary is condemned. He calls for transparency in marriage proceedings, urging that they be examined in the Light to maintain unity and purity among believers. Ultimately, he prays for the God of Peace and Love to guide them in wisdom and purity.

C.I. Scofield delves into the analysis of God's judgment on prosperous evil, as seen in the reign of Omri, and the greater wickedness of Ahab, particularly focusing on the impact of bad marriages and the importance of upholding the sanctity of marriage as a divine institution. The sermon emphasizes the contrast between human success and God's judgment, highlighting the eternal consequences of our actions and choices, especially in the context of marriage and relationships.

Zac Poonen preaches on the importance of not just preaching 'faith' but the full gospel, which includes repentance, faith, and the grace of God. He emphasizes the need for believers to progress beyond the basics of salvation and baptism to experience the baptism in the Holy Spirit and to enter into the Most Holy Place, symbolizing dwelling in God's presence and partaking of His nature of love. Poonen highlights the journey from the outer court (salvation) to the holy place (baptism in the Holy Spirit) and finally to the most holy place (divine nature), urging believers to crucify their self-will daily and walk in obedience like Jesus did.

Zac Poonen delves into the 'mystery of God' as mentioned in Revelation 10:7, explaining that it will be revealed when the seventh trumpet is sounded. He breaks down the mysteries of godliness and iniquity found in the New Testament, emphasizing the importance of understanding these secrets that only God can reveal. Poonen highlights the truth of Christ's manifestation in the flesh and the call for believers to walk in purity and holiness, contrasting it with the deception of Satan manifesting as the Antichrist and leading many astray with the lie that sin goes unpunished.

Catherine Booth preaches about the vital importance of being united with Christ, emphasizing that true assurance of salvation comes from a genuine, living union with Him. She highlights that mere knowledge or belief is not enough, but rather, it is the power that comes from being married to Christ that enables believers to bring forth fruit unto God. Through this union, believers receive power over sin, the world, and the temptations of the Devil, allowing them to resist and overcome with the strength that comes from abiding in Christ.