This sermon emphasizes the importance of examining and surrendering our hearts to God. It delves into the sinful, wicked, rebellious, and hardened nature of the human heart, highlighting the need for repentance, humility, and a new heart through Christ. The message stresses the significance of acknowledging our sins, renouncing self, and accepting God's transformative power to experience forgiveness, new life, and a restored relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing Matthew chapter 5 and the importance of understanding Jesus' intentions at Calvary. The sermon focuses on the proper interpretation of the law as opposed to the twisted interpretation given by the Pharisees. The Beatitudes are discussed as a reflection of the redeemed heart, rather than a means to find God. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus did not come to destroy the Mosaic law, but to fulfill it.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the journey of the Israelites from Egypt to the promised land and draws parallels to the Christian journey. He emphasizes that the call of God is to be an extension of His goodness in the world. The speaker highlights the importance of the cross as the central focus of the Christian life, which transforms bitter places into sweet ones. He also discusses the challenges and disappointments that new Christians may face when sharing their faith with others.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the problems he sees in America today. He highlights the poor understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ, which has been reduced to a simplistic formula for salvation. He emphasizes the need for the true power of the gospel to be preached, rather than relying on church growth techniques and manipulation. The preacher also emphasizes the transformative nature of true salvation, where a person's heart is changed and they no longer desire the sins they once loved.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the scene of worship described in Revelation chapter 4. The worship is directed towards the God of all creation, with thunderings, lightnings, and voices emanating from the throne. There are also seven lamps of fire representing the seven spirits of God, and a sea of glass before the throne. The preacher emphasizes the importance of maintaining a proper perspective of God's greatness and righteousness, as well as the need to ascribe greatness to Him. The sermon also references a song given to Moses in Deuteronomy 32, warning about the people's tendency to backslide and urging them to ascribe greatness to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for discipline and authority in the lives of believers. He uses the analogy of a child being told to take a bath after playing in the mud to illustrate the importance of obedience. The preacher then discusses the power of God to save and transform individuals, highlighting the supernatural nature of salvation. He challenges the idea that salvation is simply a human decision, emphasizing that it is a work of God. The sermon concludes with the preacher explaining that every person is born with a heart of stone, but through salvation, God gives them a new heart.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preparing oneself for Sunday service by getting enough rest on Saturday nights. He warns against engaging in long discussions with friends that may lead to exhaustion and falling asleep during the service. The preacher also highlights the significance of hearing and keeping the words of Jesus, stating that those who do so are more blessed than the womb that gave birth to him. The sermon concludes with a story about a boy who innocently waits for his friends at a mall, only to be approached by a seductive girl, highlighting the dangers of temptation.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the concept of breaking the chains of an ungodly heritage. He criticizes the idea that individuals are not personally responsible for their actions because they are products of their upbringing or environment. The speaker references a proverb from Isaiah about a vineyard and how it is often used to excuse poor behavior based on parental influence. However, the speaker argues that this philosophy is a cop-out and that individuals should take responsibility for their own choices. The sermon emphasizes the importance of personal accountability and challenges the notion of being bound by family ties.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the depth of God's love for humanity. He highlights the lack of revelation and vision in society, which leads to moral decay and lawlessness. The preacher encourages believers to speak up and share the truth in their workplaces and with young people who are searching for answers. He also addresses the lies that society tells about the existence of God and the distortion of His image. The sermon references the book of Hosea and emphasizes the heart of God in the wilderness.

Carter Conlon emphasizes the transformative power of releasing God's forgiveness, illustrating that true freedom and joy come from letting go of unforgiveness. He explains that unforgiveness can trap individuals, hindering their spiritual growth and connection with God. Through biblical examples, Conlon highlights that forgiveness is not only a command but a pathway to experiencing God's joy and grace. He encourages believers to seek God's strength to forgive others, reflecting on the mission of Christ to forgive humanity. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a heartfelt release of past grievances to embrace the joy of God's forgiveness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of staying faithful to God's message throughout one's ministry, focusing on the themes of holiness, sanctification, and the transformation of the heart. It challenges preachers not to give up on proclaiming God's truth, even when faced with disbelief or resistance, highlighting the power of God's covenant to transform lives and enable believers to serve Him without fear in righteousness and holiness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of evangelism and its importance in spreading the word of God. He defines evangelism as presenting Jesus Christ in the power of the Spirit, leading people to trust in Him as Savior and serve Him as Lord. The speaker emphasizes the need to evangelize inquirers and teach disciples, as well as engage in the reforming of society. He also highlights the significance of prayer and unity among believers in experiencing revival and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The sermon references the example of Peter at Pentecost and the impact of intense prayer in past revivals.

This sermon emphasizes the fallen nature of humanity and the need for repentance in the face of God's demands. It highlights the importance of preaching repentance to those in rebellion, acknowledging that only through the grace of God can hearts be changed and souls be saved. The message conveys hope in God's ability to transform lives through the gospel, bringing sinners to genuine repentance and worship of Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the necessity of the great promise of God. He acknowledges that this may be obvious to Christians, but it is important for the conviction of the ungodly and the humbling of our pride. The preacher highlights the depravity of human nature and the need for God's mercy for salvation. He emphasizes that God does not promise to improve our nature or mend our broken hearts, but rather, He demands a complete cleansing and a new nature for communion with Himself. The preacher concludes by promising to explain the nature of this great change that the Holy Spirit works in us.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of swearing and its implications. He acknowledges that even though using mild swear words may not seem too evil, it is still wrong according to Jesus' teachings. The speaker emphasizes that the cleansing of the heart comes through faith in the Holy Spirit, rather than through external actions or attempts to change one's thoughts and feelings. He also highlights the prevalence of sin in the world and the importance of recognizing and avoiding sinful acts, thoughts, and words. The sermon references Acts 15:8-9 to support the idea that the Holy Spirit cleanses the heart through faith.

This sermon emphasizes the transformative power of God's grace in changing our hearts, cleansing us from sin, and giving us a new heart filled with love and compassion. It highlights the need for a spiritual heart surgery performed by Dr. Grace, symbolizing Jesus, to remove the sinful heart and replace it with a heart like His. The sermon encourages gratitude, praise, and sharing the testimony of God's grace with others as a form of spiritual exercise.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own journey of understanding and preaching the gospel. He admits that initially, he only had theoretical knowledge and lacked the ability to connect with people on a deeper level. However, he emphasizes the importance of going out and encountering those who are in need, as it is through these encounters that one realizes their own poverty and dependence on God. The speaker shares a personal experience of meeting a man in Hong Kong who would bang his head on the pavement to draw blood while begging for money. Although the speaker couldn't communicate with him effectively, he sensed a deep groaning in the man's actions, which reminded him of the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. The sermon highlights the need to minister to the poor and marginalized, as it allows us to better understand God and His love for humanity.

This sermon emphasizes the urgent need for repentance and a genuine transformation of heart through the power of the Holy Spirit. It challenges the complacency and lack of true spiritual rebirth in many professing Christians, highlighting the necessity of experiencing the glory of God and being truly born again.

This sermon focuses on the transformative power of Jesus in the life of Lonnie Frisbee, highlighting how Jesus lifted him out of sin and darkness, cleansed his heart, and empowered him to preach the gospel. It emphasizes the message of salvation, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the urgency of proclaiming the good news in these last days, where God is using unexpected individuals to spread His word and bring salvation to many.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the experience of a Christian who comes under deep conviction of sin and begins to fear God. The preacher emphasizes that this is often the gospel that convicted sinners hear in our society. He refers to Mark 1:4, where John the Baptist preached repentance for the forgiveness of sins. The preacher explains that John the Baptist pointed out the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant, highlighting that while John baptized with water for the cleansing of guilt, Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit. The preacher encourages listeners to open themselves to the Holy Spirit, who will reveal resistances to God's will and lead them to full consecration. Through faith and obedience, the Holy Spirit will cleanse their hearts and permanently dwell within them.

This sermon illustrates the journey of a man struggling with spiritual sickness and the realization that self-effort and good works cannot save him. It emphasizes the need to come to the 'Doctor' who can diagnose and cure our spiritual heart trouble, symbolizing the need for a spiritual heart transplant through Jesus Christ. The story highlights the importance of surrendering to the 'Doctor of Grace' who offers salvation and transformation, emphasizing the urgency and personal nature of this spiritual surgery.

The video tells the story of a boy who falls multiple times while running a race. Each time he falls, he feels embarrassed and wants to give up. However, his father's encouraging look motivates him to keep getting up and trying again. Despite the boy's setbacks, he eventually finds the determination to keep going and tries his best to catch up to the other runners. The video emphasizes the importance of perseverance and not giving up, even when faced with failure or difficult circumstances.

This sermon delves into the concept of effectual calling, exploring the multifaceted meanings of the word 'call' and its significance in the context of God's predestination and salvation plan. It emphasizes the inward call of God that leads to repentance and faith, highlighting the radical transformation and new life that occurs when one responds to God's call. The sermon draws from various biblical passages, including Romans 8, Acts 16, and Psalms, to illustrate the process of being effectually called by God and the infallible evidences of repentance and faith.

In the video, the speaker reflects on his experiences during the week, starting with an unbelievable day in Phoenix. He then discusses the need to establish healthy habits and avoid excessive television consumption. The speaker also shares his method of keeping track of spiritual disciplines, such as reading scripture and praying. He introduces various resources, including a book called "Family Walk" for parents, a compilation of teaching articles, and a textbook on the seven laws of a teacher.

This sermon emphasizes the distinction between those who are truly born again, walking in the ways of the Lord and hating sin, and those who are not regenerated, delighting in sinful pleasures. It challenges individuals to examine their hearts and actions to determine if they are seeking God's knowledge or feeding on foolishness. The urgency of repentance and seeking God wholeheartedly is highlighted, urging listeners to be vessels of mercy and walk faithfully with the Lord.