In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of leaders in the church who are seeking their own gain and focusing on money. He emphasizes that these leaders are not representing the true Jesus who taught that it is more blessed to give than to receive. The speaker also highlights the importance of leaders being obedient to God's commands and not being indifferent to sin. He encourages building a body ministry where everyone functions together, rather than having a one-man show. The sermon concludes with the reminder that to be a messenger of the Lord, one must first allow God to work in their own life.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the challenges faced by the people of Judah and Benjamin as they built the temple of the Lord. He emphasizes that when God calls us to do His work, there will always be adversaries trying to stop us. The preacher encourages the audience to rely on the word of God, the grace of Christ, and the will of God to overcome these obstacles. He also highlights the importance of considering our ways and aligning them with God's plan. The sermon emphasizes the need for judgment and accountability in our lives and concludes with a call to action to build the house of God.

In this sermon, the commentator, Ray Brubaker, discusses the importance of cherishing and protecting our God-honoring freedoms. He references Haggai 1:8 to highlight the consequences of neglecting our ways and not fully utilizing the blessings we have received. Brubaker urges listeners to be ready for the return of Christ by repenting of their sins and fully trusting in Him. He emphasizes the need for the ministry to focus on winning souls and encouraging believers, rather than getting caught up in social clubs and other worldly pursuits.

This sermon emphasizes the power of fervent prayer and calling upon God in faith, sharing powerful testimonies of God's miraculous interventions in response to prayer. It encourages believers to take hold of God's promises, to pray with desperation and faith, and to expect God to do the impossible in their lives and the lives of others. The speaker highlights the importance of genuine prayer, not as a religious cliché, but as a lifeline to God and a means to experience His glory and power.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of studying the Book of Zechariah, which focuses on Jerusalem's destiny and God's fervent love for the city. He explains that every chapter reveals God's plans for Jerusalem, highlighting its role as the center of His eternal throne and the model for the nations. Bickle encourages believers to engage with Jerusalem emotionally, rejoicing in its glory and mourning its struggles, as this city is pivotal in God's unfolding plan for the world. He stresses that understanding Zechariah is crucial for grasping God's heart and intentions for Jerusalem, especially as global tensions rise around it. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper connection to Jerusalem, urging believers to pray for its peace and recognize its importance in God's narrative.