In this sermon, the preacher addresses the belief held by many that life ends with death and there is no purpose or accountability beyond that. He emphasizes the shock that awaits those who hold this belief when they stand before God for judgment. The preacher references the book of Revelation, describing how the dead will be judged according to their works, and how even the sea, death, and hell will give up their dead for judgment. The sermon also highlights the importance of living with an eternal perspective and the urgency of sharing the message of salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to continue studying the word of God and to let it dwell richly in their hearts through faith. They emphasize the importance of comprehending the depth of God's love and continuing in His love by abounding in good works and growing in maturity in Jesus Christ. The speaker also mentions a situation where Paul was advised not to go into a theater due to confusion and chaos among the people. Despite this, Paul ordered the evacuation of the theater, which later caught fire. The sermon highlights the power of God and the importance of believing in Him. The speaker also mentions special miracles performed by Paul, including the use of his aprons, and references Jesus' promise of rivers of living water flowing from believers' innermost beings through the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God's work in our lives is not finished with just a subjective experience, but also includes an objective work of the Spirit.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a captain who passed away while urging his crew to keep their eyes on a star. The preacher uses this story as a metaphor for the Gospel, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on Jesus Christ. He highlights the tragic reality of many people losing their way because they take their eyes off the star, leading to their spiritual downfall. The preacher also warns against the dangers of prioritizing worldly pursuits over following God's will, using examples of parents forsaking the Gospel for the sake of their children and a young man who rejected God's call for the pursuit of a degree. The sermon emphasizes the need to remain faithful to Christ and not make the mistake of taking our eyes off Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the Church's supreme task, which is the evangelization of the world. He distinguishes between evangelization and Christianization, stating that the Church's goal is not just to make people Christian, but to spread the message of Jesus Christ to the entire world. The speaker believes that many pastors, churches, and Christians do not fully grasp the significance of this task. He encourages the audience to have a world vision and to expand their outreach beyond their local communities, reaching out to the Christless masses and proclaiming the gospel to them.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the four key doctrines of Rune, Redemption, Repentance, and Regeneration in the proper order. He highlights the fact that man is not an innocent victim, but a guilty rebel, born with a ruined and depraved nature due to Adam's sin in the Garden of Eden. The preacher emphasizes the need for repentance and the recognition of one's sinful nature before experiencing redemption through Jesus Christ. He warns against a partial gospel that only focuses on external behavior without a true heart transformation. The preacher encourages a return to the teachings of old-time preachers who fearfully proclaimed the truth of sin, the cross, and the need for a Savior.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith and fulfilling the call of God, even in the face of opposition and attacks. It highlights the struggles faced by dedicated preachers and soul winners, the need for prayer and compassion for those who have fallen, and the encouragement to keep the focus on God's Word for strength and guidance. The message urges preachers to remain steadfast, seek restoration if fallen, and continue to win souls for Christ despite challenges and attacks.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to consider committing to missions for at least two years. He emphasizes the abundance of resources available for those who are willing to go and shares his own experience of learning how to raise money for the kingdom of God. The speaker also addresses the challenges of cross-cultural missions and the importance of obeying God's call. He concludes by reminding the audience that they have been given much and therefore much is expected of them, urging them to take advantage of the missionary opportunities and literature available to them.

Charles Finney emphasizes the Christian duty of reproving sin among neighbors, rooted in love for God, the community, and the individual. He argues that failing to rebuke sin is tantamount to complicity in it, and that Christians must act in accordance with God's command to avoid bearing the sins of others. Finney outlines the reasons for this duty, the manner in which it should be performed, and the exceptions to the rule, urging believers to be courageous in their reproofs to foster a righteous society. He warns against the dangers of silence and encourages a proactive approach to confronting sin, highlighting the potential for reproof to lead to repentance and salvation. Ultimately, he calls for a consistent and faithful practice of this command to uphold God's honor and the well-being of the community.

Martin Knapp delivers a powerful sermon on the commandment 'Thou shalt do no murder,' emphasizing God's intense love and the severe consequences of taking a life. He highlights various ways people fall into the stream of murder, including hatred in the heart, soul-murder through neglecting to warn the wicked, and secret sins that can lead to spiritual death. Knapp shares a poignant story of a prisoner awaiting execution who found redemption through genuine repentance and faith in Jesus, showcasing that even murderers can be saved by God's grace and mercy.