In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leadership in the work of God. He highlights examples from the Bible where God used leaders to accomplish His plans, such as Abraham, Sarah, Samuel, David, and the twelve apostles. The speaker also discusses the obstacles that leaders face, including recruiting people and getting them to follow willingly. He encourages leaders to pray, watch, and overcome tribulations and temptations. The sermon concludes with the reminder that leaders should believe that their work is a great work and not be distracted or compromised.

In this sermon, the preacher talks about feeling captive and discouraged in life. He uses the example of Ezekiel, who was held captive and had his freedom taken away. The preacher emphasizes that when we have our own way taken from us, we may feel discouraged, but we can still find hope and shine in darkness. He encourages Christians to not be discouraged and to remember that God is with them and will help them. The sermon concludes with the reminder that the Lord God will help us and we should not be confounded.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of true worship and the need for personal responsibility in carrying out God's work. He criticizes the idea of putting on a religious performance without truly experiencing God's presence. The preacher also warns against becoming complacent in one's faith and relying on tradition rather than a genuine relationship with God. He concludes by stating that revival occurs when God's people faithfully and obediently carry out His work.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of taking a stand for God and leaving behind pagan practices. He draws a parallel between the Israelites in the Bible who had to remove their ornaments and the modern-day practice of wearing Christian symbols to identify oneself as a believer. The preacher also highlights the significance of water baptism in the early church as a testimony of leaving the old ways and embracing the new. The sermon concludes with God instructing Moses to lead the people to the land He promised to Abraham, and the preparations for entering the land and setting up the tabernacle.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the unfortunate reality of many people who start off strong in their faith but eventually fall away. He shares a personal story of a preacher who had a successful ministry but ended up working as an elevator operator. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer as a sacred place where God fills believers with His power and resurrection. He encourages listeners to let go and wait upon the Lord, reminding them that Jesus has already paid the price for their salvation. The sermon concludes with a call to be strong in the Lord and to abide in Him, as the day of His coming is approaching.

This sermon emphasizes the need for churches to be revived by the presence of Jesus Christ, highlighting the decline in spiritual fervor and the rise of dead churches. It calls for a return to prayer, communion with God, and a deep seeking of His presence to bring about true revival and transformation in churches and leaders. The speaker shares personal experiences and insights on the importance of maintaining a genuine connection with God to combat spiritual deadness and ensure the manifestation of Christ's presence in every service.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for revival among young people and the cost that comes with it. He highlights the importance of being prepared to work tirelessly and selflessly for the sake of spreading the word of God. The preacher explains that Jesus came because humanity was in a state of sin and desperate need of help. He encourages the audience to turn away from sin and seek the Lord, being willing to let Him expose and transform their hearts. The preacher also emphasizes the need for personal revival before expecting revival among family and friends, and the willingness to serve and disciple others.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about carrying a cross and meeting a general in a presidential palace. He emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel and asking people if they are saved. The speaker also encourages the audience to come together in love and unity. The sermon concludes with a call to sing a song about getting together in love, with the repetition of the name of Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the glorious audience with God and the desire for more of His presence. The sermon references hymns and emphasizes the peace that comes from knowing God. The preacher then focuses on Exodus 33, where God instructs Moses to lead the people to the promised land but states that He will not go up in their midst due to their sinful nature. However, God promises to protect and cover Moses, revealing His desire for a close relationship. The sermon concludes by highlighting the better covenant established through Jesus Christ, where God deals with us through His grace rather than the law of Moses.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of God's presence in our lives, drawing parallels from the story of Moses confronting the powerful empire of his time. It highlights the need for humility, brokenness, and complete reliance on God, showcasing how God's presence can empower us to overcome any challenge or affliction. The speaker encourages a deep longing for God's presence, reminding listeners that with God on our side, nothing can stand against us.

The video is a sermon transcript that emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God through prayer. The speaker encourages the audience to read a specific book that he believes will deepen their understanding of God and their faith. He also shares a personal anecdote about a powerful prayer experience and highlights the significance of testimonies in church services. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need to live in the presence of God and the power of prayer in experiencing victory in life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a personal encounter with God. He highlights that while acquiring knowledge is valuable, it is our personal relationship with God that truly matters in ministry. The speaker encourages the audience to seek the presence of God as a place of refuge and restoration. He also discusses the importance of following the laws of God's presence, which govern our actions and thoughts.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of God's judgment and how it is different from utter destruction. He uses the example of Moses pleading with God not to destroy the people and instead offering a remedial judgment. The preacher emphasizes that while God has the right to destroy America, He has chosen to judge instead. He warns that evangelicalism in America has become complacent and unaware of the Lord's departure, urging the congregation to prioritize drawing near to God and reaching out to those who do not know Him.

This sermon emphasizes the need for believers to be led by the Spirit of God, to experience the manifestation of the sons of God. It highlights the importance of waiting on God, being disciplined in prayer and seeking to be integrated with the life of Christ. The speaker challenges listeners to move beyond seeking blessings to becoming a blessing, to live a life that is hidden with Christ in God.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of "Old People Say, By the Lord." He mentions that it is important to think about what we believe about Christ and what we say about Him. The preacher emphasizes the love of God and how it never changes, encouraging the listeners to love the Lord in return. He also highlights the importance of knowing and loving Christ, stating that there is no middle ground - we are either saved or lost. The sermon concludes with a reminder to always center our message around the crosswork of Christ when preaching or ministering the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the deep distress and longing of the heart that arises when one feels distant from God despite seeking Him diligently. The preacher emphasizes the role of the Word of God and the Holy Spirit in preparing believers for a victorious and triumphant life. The sermon highlights the importance of ministering in the Spirit and not seeking acceptance from others, but rather rejoicing in the fact that one is not accepted by the world. The preacher also emphasizes the need for believers to go home empty, recognizing that they don't always know what they truly need and should rely on God's provision for each day. The sermon encourages a balance between knowledge and grace, and emphasizes the need to lay down one's life and be jealous for God's glory.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of the Israelites in the wilderness and their complaints about the manna provided by God. The people expressed their dissatisfaction with the manna, which angered the Lord and resulted in a fire burning among them. Moses prayed and the fire was quenched. The speaker also references the story of Jesus being led into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil, highlighting the importance of going through trials and temptations before being able to fulfill one's purpose.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the importance of maintaining a clean heart through joyful consecration, steadfast faith, diligent prayer, and engagement with Scripture. He teaches that the same conditions required to receive the blessing of a clean heart are necessary to keep it, including a commitment to self-denial and active testimony. Brengle encourages believers to continually seek God's presence and guidance, reminding them that their journey may be challenging but is supported by divine companionship. He concludes by urging the faithful to strive for deeper revelations of God and to press on toward spiritual growth.

G.D. Watson preaches about the secret of power lying in recognizing the constant presence of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging His presence in all aspects of our lives and work for God. The Holy Spirit always precedes and accompanies every work of grace, moving through truth and personalities to bring about spiritual transformation. By recognizing the Holy Spirit's presence, we are inspired with energy, definiteness, and a sense of freedom and gladness that nothing else can provide, enabling us to tap into a power above all eloquence and magnetism for gospel purposes.

Glenn Meldrum emphasizes the importance of desperation in overcoming habitual sin, highlighting the need for individuals to become serious about their relationship with Jesus and recklessly abandon themselves to God. He contrasts the struggles of believers with the unsaved, emphasizing that the law can only reveal sin but not bring true liberty. Meldrum stresses that victory over sin comes through surrender to God, not through self-effort, and that a driving passion for holiness is fueled by a consuming love for God. He encourages focusing one's affections on Jesus to overcome sin and find true intimacy with God.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the omnipresence and manifest presence of the Lord, emphasizing how God's personally revealed presence can be experienced both externally through physical senses and internally as an inner glow that heightens spiritual awareness. Through powerful testimonies, he illustrates how the Lord's presence brings rest, protection, and vindication, guiding believers in their decisions and interactions with others, even in the face of criticism and opposition.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the high privilege of being a child of God, which includes unbroken fellowship with the Father and the assurance that all that God has is available to His children. He illustrates this privilege by referencing God's promises to figures like Enoch and Jacob, highlighting that God's presence is a mark of His people. Murray encourages believers to recognize that they are called to live in constant communion with God, filled with the Holy Spirit, and to enjoy the light of His countenance. He reminds us that this relationship is not just for the Old Testament saints but is a reality for all believers today. Ultimately, the sermon calls Christians to embrace their identity as children of God and to live in the fullness of His presence.

Lehman Strauss shares a personal account of the distress and humility experienced during his wife's stroke, reflecting on the depths of helplessness and the intricate connection between the brain and body. Despite the trials, he finds comfort and strength in God's Word, emphasizing the importance of waiting on the Lord and finding rest in His promises. Through this unexpected trial, he learns the value of lying down in the green pastures of Scripture, experiencing the presence and peace of the Good Shepherd even in the darkest moments.

Charles Alexander preaches about the profound significance of the blind beggar man in John 9, revealing that his physical blindness symbolizes the spiritual blindness of Israel and all of humanity. The miraculous healing of the blind man by Jesus at the pool of Siloam signifies the divine mission of Christ as the light of the world, sent by the Father to bring salvation and reveal God's glory. Through the prophetic symbolism of Immanuel, God with us, the blind man's restoration of sight represents the spiritual enlightenment and redemption offered to all who believe in Christ, fulfilling the prophecies of Isaiah and the eternal purpose of God's grace and mercy.

Arthur Blessitt preaches on the glorious nature of God, emphasizing that His glory will fill the earth as promised in Numbers 14:21 and Habakkuk 2:14. The sermon delves into the various aspects of God's glory revealed in the Bible, from His love and forgiveness to His righteousness and creation, highlighting that everything about God is glorious. The message encourages seeking a deeper understanding of God's glory, as seen in encounters like Moses on Mount Sinai and Isaiah in the temple, to inspire and cleanse our souls.