In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of marriage and the Christian home. He starts by mentioning a verse from the Bible, Hebrews 13:4, which he believes would have significant consequences if read in every church. He shares how his message on marriage had a profound impact on people's lives, bringing healing and restoration to broken marriages. The preacher emphasizes the importance of following God's word and being in submission to one's spouse, particularly wives being in subjection to their husbands.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the struggle of a married man who is studying for the ministry and battling with lustful desires. The man feels isolated and unable to find someone to confide in. The speaker suggests several strategies to overcome these temptations, including engaging in physical exercise, finding legitimate enjoyments in life, and using diversionary tactics when faced with temptation. The speaker also shares a story about a man who resisted the temptation of a prostitute by chopping wood instead. The overall message emphasizes the importance of finding practical ways to resist lustful desires and remain faithful to God.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the lack of faithfulness and trust in the world, particularly in marriages. However, their perspective changes when they meet their new neighbors who are born again Christians and serve Christ together. The speaker is amazed by the couple's dedication to God and their efforts to share the message of Jesus. The sermon takes a personal turn when the speaker reunites with the couple after many years and learns that they have gone through a divorce and faced numerous tragedies. The speaker ponders the tragic ending to their marriage and family, but does not delve into the details out of respect for their privacy.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of playing good music and its impact on the attitude of Christians. He refers to First Thessalonians 5 and highlights the various purposes of music, including glorifying God, teaching us how to call upon Him, and sharing testimonies of God's work in our lives. The speaker also discusses the historical significance of music in America, noting that for 300 years, the country thrived on Psalms and spiritual songs. However, he mentions that in the late 19th century, sensual dance rhythms like the rumba entered America, leading to a decline in wholesome music. The sermon concludes with a call to pray and prioritize wholesome music in order to serve the Lord and live a blessed life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the corruption and issues within American seminaries and the Catholic Church. They highlight the prevalence of doctrinal error, liturgical abuse, and misconduct among seminarians. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing the glory of Christ's priesthood and the need to reach out to Catholic priests and believers. They also emphasize the significance of Christ's one sacrifice, which is mentioned multiple times in the Bible, to emphasize the perfection of his priesthood.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of sexual immorality and its consequences. He shares a personal experience of dealing with similar situations and emphasizes the importance of being cautious, especially for women, in order to avoid dangerous encounters. The speaker highlights the psychological effects of indulging in sinful desires and warns against the belief that such behavior brings pleasure without consequences. He references the Bible, particularly 2 Timothy 2:22, to encourage the audience to flee from youthful lusts and instead pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace. The sermon concludes with a call to adhere to the Ten Commandments and reject the acceptance of pornography in society.

George Verwer reflects on the 20 years of family life within Operation Mobilization (OM), emphasizing the importance of prioritizing family, discipline, and real love in maintaining strong marriages. He acknowledges the challenges of divorce and separation faced by many, even within the church, and highlights the miraculous success of OM in fostering lasting relationships among its members. Verwer shares insights on the necessity of prayer, submission, and open communication in marriage, while also addressing the dangers of extremism and hyper-idealism. He encourages couples to embrace the principles of commitment and discipline, recognizing that true love is an act of the will rather than merely a feeling. Ultimately, he praises God for the blessings experienced in family life over the past two decades.

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 speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and teaching about sex according to the Bible. He shares a personal anecdote about a young man who approached him with questions about masturbation, highlighting the need for clear biblical guidance on the topic. The speaker then references Hebrews 13:4 and discusses the warnings and teachings about sex found throughout the Bible, particularly in Proverbs. He encourages listeners to flee from youthful lust and emphasizes that struggles with impure thoughts and dreams are common in today's promiscuous society, but can be overcome through God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's plan for marriage and the Christian home. He references Ephesians 5:25, which instructs husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church. The speaker also discusses the need to flee from youthful lusts and instead pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace. He shares his personal belief in the benefits of physical exercise, particularly jogging, and relates it to the importance of discipline in various aspects of life, including spiritual disciplines like quiet time and study habits. The speaker acknowledges the prevalence of sexual temptation in society and encourages listeners to learn how to say no to their instincts and stand against lust through God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses his personal journey of becoming a follower of Jesus Christ. He initially lived a lazy and pleasure-seeking lifestyle, but after reading the gospel of God, he began to understand the message of Jesus Christ. Inspired by evangelist Billy Graham, he decided to attend a sports event where Graham was speaking. It was during this event that he made a commitment to the Lord and experienced a transformation in his life. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of not just believing with the head, but also with the heart and living a life dedicated to following Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will in relationships, highlighting the dangers of sexual immorality, the need for purity, and the impact of lust on individuals and marriages. It calls for repentance, humility, and a return to God's standards in a culture filled with sexual perversion and deception. The speaker urges listeners to seek God wholeheartedly, to build trust in relationships, and to prioritize righteousness over worldly desires.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of temptation and the fallen nature of humanity. He acknowledges that everyone experiences temptations and sometimes even hostile feelings towards others. However, he emphasizes that God is faithful and will not allow us to be tempted beyond what we can bear. He encourages the audience to take heed and not fall into temptation, reminding them of the verse in 1 Corinthians 10:13 that assures God will provide a way out. The speaker shares his own experiences with temptation and highlights the importance of prayer and relying on God's strength to overcome it.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of a biblical perspective on dating and preparation for marriage, urging young people to establish clear boundaries and to be equally yoked in their faith and values. He warns against false idealism and stresses that physical attraction alone cannot sustain a marriage; respect and shared vision are crucial. Bickle encourages individuals to be intentional in their dating relationships, to seek spiritual growth, and to engage in open discussions about issues like pornography and personal struggles. He highlights the significance of accountability and the need for both partners to pursue a relationship that honors God.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the critical role of the church in guiding society during turbulent times, asserting that if the foundations of truth are destroyed, the righteous must act to restore them. He reflects on the historical significance of Election Day sermons and the church's responsibility to speak truth into political matters, warning against the dangers of fear and discouragement that can undermine faith. Idleman calls for a revival of spiritual fervor and intercession, urging believers to engage in the spiritual battles facing the nation and to uphold the foundations of marriage, government, and the church as essential to societal health. He passionately argues that the church must reclaim its voice as the moral compass of the nation, standing firm against false narratives and societal decay.

John Gill emphasizes the importance of husbands dwelling with their wives in a manner that honors and respects them, highlighting the need for understanding and fulfilling marital duties according to knowledge of both the Gospel and natural law. He explains that husbands should treat their wives as the 'weaker vessel,' providing care and support, and recognizing their equal status as heirs of grace and eternal life. Gill warns that neglecting these responsibilities can hinder prayers and spiritual unity within the family, urging husbands to foster a loving and respectful environment to ensure their prayers are effective.

Gilbert K. Chesterton preaches about the importance of the institution of the family and the home, highlighting the unique and essential role it plays in society. He emphasizes the idea that the family is an ancient and anarchist institution, standing outside the State, refreshed or corrupted by forces of custom or kinship. Chesterton argues that the family is a necessity for mankind, a trap for mankind, and a place where individuals can find joy and fulfillment within limits. He discusses the concept of property as a form of limited creation, where individuals can shape something in their own image, reflecting the image of heaven.

George Fox emphasizes the significance of aligning marriages with the light of Christ, warning against unions formed in opposition to this divine guidance. He asserts that those who act contrary to this light are aware of their wrongdoings and face condemnation. True marriages, according to Fox, are those joined by God through His light, which should not be separated by man. He highlights that such unions are honorable and blessed, reflecting God's command and power. Ultimately, Fox calls for a commitment to the divine light in all relationships.

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.

Zac Poonen discusses the natural attraction between the sexes, emphasizing that while it is normal to seek friendship and admiration from the opposite sex, it is crucial to maintain a disciplined approach to these feelings. He warns against both excessive intimacy and complete avoidance, advocating for a balanced relationship that honors God and respects personal boundaries. Poonen highlights the importance of treating members of the opposite sex with purity and integrity, particularly in the context of friendships and dating, which can lead to emotional complications if not approached wisely. He encourages young people to focus on their spiritual growth and responsibilities before considering marriage, and to avoid dating and petting, which can lead to moral pitfalls. Ultimately, Poonen calls for a life that glorifies God, free from regret and frustration.

William MacDonald addresses the complex relationship between discipleship and marriage, emphasizing that while marriage is a divine institution meant for companionship, procreation, and purity, it is not a universal calling for every disciple. He highlights that some may choose celibacy to serve Christ more fully, underscoring the importance of individual guidance from God in this decision. MacDonald warns against the distractions that marriage can bring, urging believers to prioritize their commitment to Christ above all else. He encourages counting the cost of discipleship, reminding that true followers must be willing to forsake everything for the sake of the Gospel. Ultimately, he calls for a life dedicated to glorifying God, free from the entanglements of worldly desires.

Zac Poonen preaches on the beauty of unity in marriage, contrasting harmonious Christian couples with those who lack understanding and oneness, leading to misery. He emphasizes the importance of obeying God's Word in marriage to ensure success and happiness. Poonen delves into God's design for marriage, highlighting companionship, the establishment of a home, and sexual fulfillment as key purposes ordained by God. He also discusses the symbolism of marriage, drawing parallels between the husband-wife relationship and Christ-Church relationship, stressing the need for mutual love, respect, and self-sacrifice.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the vital role of the husband in a Christian marriage, highlighting that love is the foundation of his duties. He explains that a husband's love should be selfless, gentle, and supportive, mirroring Christ's love for the Church. Miller stresses the importance of honoring and sharing life with one's wife, ensuring that she feels valued and included in all aspects of life. He warns against the dangers of neglecting spiritual companionship, urging husbands to walk alongside their wives in faith. Ultimately, a true Christian husband fosters a nurturing environment that allows both partners to grow in love and faith together.

William Seymour preaches about the powerful experiences of seeking the fullness of God through the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. He shares personal encounters of deep prayer, cleansing, and seeking God earnestly. Through a series of spiritual encounters, including visions of the cross, the dove, and the lily, Seymour experiences the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in a profound way. He describes manifestations of speaking in tongues and the overwhelming sense of God's glory and anointing upon him.

Colin Peckham addresses the prevalent immorality in society, particularly focusing on the normalization of pre-marital and extra-marital sexual relationships, contrasting it with the timeless moral standards set by God in the Bible, such as the commandment 'Thou shalt not commit adultery'. He emphasizes the importance of upholding biblical teachings on chastity before marriage and fidelity within marriage, highlighting the detrimental effects of immorality on individuals, families, communities, and nations. Peckham also underscores the enduring relevance and authority of the Bible, despite attempts throughout history to undermine or ignore its teachings, urging a return to God's standards for healthier and righteous living.