In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the coming of Jesus and the signs that will precede it. He references the scripture in Matthew 24, where Jesus compares his coming to the days of Noah. The preacher emphasizes that just as people were going about their daily lives before the flood, unaware of the impending judgment, so will it be when Jesus returns. He warns the audience to be ready and vigilant, as the coming of the Son of Man will be unexpected and sudden.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the audience's awareness of the suffering and struggles faced by their brothers and sisters around the world. He emphasizes the importance of considering the needs of others, particularly those who are less fortunate and facing dire circumstances. The speaker urges the audience to examine their own lives and actions, questioning whether they are truly living in a way that reflects the love and teachings of Jesus. He highlights the significance of love and compassion for one another, as well as the motivation to learn and understand the word of God in order to effectively help and love others.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own journey of serving God for over 43 years and the caution and fear he feels about his own spiritual journey. He emphasizes the importance of being aware of the deceptive nature of our hearts and the potential to lose focus. The speaker also highlights the story of Abraham, who made a choice to have total dependence on the Lord and ultimately finished his journey exceptionally well. The sermon concludes with the encouragement to fix our eyes on eternity and not be swayed by the superficial and self-centered gospel promoted in our culture.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the gospel in a way that challenges and transforms people's understanding. He cautions against simply presenting the basic truths of Christianity without addressing the fallen human mind's limitations. The speaker highlights several key principles, including God's sovereignty over all things, the accountability of all people before Him, and the inability of humans to come to Christ on their own. He also emphasizes the need to defend and explain doctrine for the sake of the gospel and to aim at creating biblical categories of thought that may not be readily understood by the current generation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of participating in a race. Initially, the speaker starts running with enthusiasm but soon realizes that they are the only one running while everyone else is still at the starting line. Confused and discouraged, the speaker questions what they have done wrong. However, they are encouraged by the realization that what matters is not how they started or the obstacles they faced, but the fact that they didn't give up. The speaker emphasizes that in the race of life, it doesn't matter if we stumble or crawl at times, what matters is that we keep going and finish strong.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of leadership and the qualities that mark a true leader. He emphasizes the importance of character, conduct, and commitment in leadership. The preacher also highlights the need for leaders to have a genuine love and loyalty to Christ as Lord. He uses the example of Peter's denial and Jesus' questioning to illustrate the significance of love as a motivation for leadership. The sermon concludes with a reminder to remain faithful and obedient to Christ's call to leadership.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of authority and obedience in the Bible. He starts by referencing Hebrews 13:7, which encourages believers to obey and submit to their leaders. The speaker then takes the audience on a journey through various books of the Bible, starting with Genesis, to highlight the theme of authority and obedience. He emphasizes that obedience to God's commandments leads to true holiness and deliverance in our lives. The sermon also touches on the consequences of rebellion and the importance of meditating on God's word for success.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of listening to the word of God with a sincere and open heart. He highlights that our attitude towards the preacher can influence the perception of the message by those around us, including children. The sermon also touches on the balance of responsibilities between elders and the church, emphasizing the need for mutual respect and support. The preacher references Bible verses from Ephesians and Hebrews to support his points and emphasizes the importance of these principles in the growth and prosperity of a church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of ministers who preach the Word of God and encourages the listeners to imitate their faith. He highlights the need for discipline in studying the Bible and suggests reading through whole books for a better understanding. The speaker also urges the audience to engage in evangelism and visiting those in prison as acts of self-discipline for the sake of the gospel. Additionally, he addresses the issue of contentment and warns against the love of money in an affluent society. The sermon concludes with a reminder to obey and support leaders, acknowledging that they may be criticized but encouraging diligence in serving the Lord and His people.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Romans 13 and the responsibility of believers to live holy lives. The sermon begins by emphasizing the urgency of the times and the nearness of salvation. The preacher then discusses the importance of submitting to governmental authority, highlighting the biblical principle of obeying rulers for conscience sake. The sermon concludes by highlighting the three main truths in Romans 13: our subjection to governmental authority, the need for love and conscience in our actions, and the recognition of the evil in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and submitting to authority in our lives. He shares a personal story of his own experience of being lazy and receiving discipline at his workplace. The speaker explains that God has established various lines of authority, such as bosses, judges, and government officials, and it is our responsibility to submit to them. He warns that those who refuse to obey authority often face consequences and end up in prison. On the other hand, the speaker highlights the blessings that come from understanding and submitting to authority, particularly in the lives of young people whom God chooses to use.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit's guidance in the church today, to learn from the examples of faith in history, and to be a generation that glorifies God's name. It touches on the obedience and mission of missionaries, the appointment by God for His servants, the visibility of the Christian church through love and good deeds, and the call to be a chosen race and royal priesthood.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of brotherly love and helping one another in the church. He mentions the biblical verse about entertaining strangers, suggesting that angels may be among us. The preacher shares personal experiences of encountering angels and believes that God can still send angels to comfort and help in times of stress. He emphasizes the need to follow the inherent infallible word of God and be accountable for our actions, especially in the face of societal pressures. The sermon concludes with a reminder to remember and support those who are in bonds or in jail.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Hebrews, specifically chapters 3, 4, and 5. The main theme is the importance of holding fast to the faith and not falling away, using the example of the Israelites who came out of Egypt but did not enter the promised land. The speaker emphasizes the rest of God and the role of Jesus as our high priest. The sermon also highlights the concept of the new covenant and the transformation it brings, particularly in terms of our attitude towards material possessions and our love for others.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of leadership within the church. He references Hebrews 13:7 and 13:17, which emphasize the need to remember and imitate those who have spoken the word of God and to obey and submit to leaders who watch over the souls of the congregation. The speaker highlights the role of elders in shepherding the flock of God, emphasizing the importance of leading by example rather than lording over others. He acknowledges the potential risks of leadership, such as kingdom or empire building, but emphasizes that if leaders have a vision aligned with God's will, they do not need to manipulate or force it.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the topic of biblical evangelism and the use of the law in sharing the message of Christ. The speaker shares their personal experience of being introduced to biblical evangelism and feeling isolated among their Christian friends and family. They discuss the importance of distributing tracks, engaging in conversations with strangers, and preaching in the open air. The sermon also touches on the biblical concept of speaking in tongues and prophesying, emphasizing the importance of orderly proclamation of God's truth.

This sermon delves into the unique characteristics of different decades, drawing parallels between historical events and the current generation. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the new consciousness and major mission fields in today's world. The sermon highlights the need for a sense of destiny, a deep reverence for God, and a connection to the rich history of the church to effectively minister to the challenges and opportunities of the 80s.

In this video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of studying the word of God and the role of language in communicating God's message to humanity. He encourages listeners to take the time to outline chapters of the Bible as a helpful study tool. The speaker explains different types of outlines, such as time sequence outlines for studying biographies and topical outlines for chapter study. He also suggests noting the main lesson, teachings about the persons of the Godhead, and important verses in each chapter. Overall, the video emphasizes the rewarding work of studying the word of God and provides practical tips for effective Bible study.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spiritual leadership and the responsibility that comes with it. He highlights the need for leaders to be men of prayer and to have a vision for their work. Love is also emphasized as a crucial aspect of leadership, as without it, all other efforts are meaningless. The speaker also points out the lack of trained leaders in the church and the urgent need for more individuals to step up and teach the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering and imitating leaders who speak the word of God. He warns against the danger of seeking teachers who only say what people want to hear, rather than sound doctrine. The speaker encourages listeners to meditate on the message and apply it to their lives, rather than forgetting it and getting caught up in other things. He also highlights the significance of considering the outcome of leaders' lives and imitating their faith. The sermon is based on Hebrews 13:7 and references 2 Timothy 4:3.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of helping a lady clear out thorn bushes from her property. The speaker emphasizes the joy and reward of enduring until the end and working for others, even when the task seems impossible. The sermon also highlights the importance of worship and the need to keep the flame of worship alive in our hearts. The speaker encourages the audience to focus on Jesus Christ and realize his excellency, as he is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The sermon concludes with a reminder to follow the example of those who have spoken the Word of God and to yield to the compassion and pity of Jesus.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical role of spiritual fathers and mothers in the church, urging the older generation to pour themselves into the younger generation. He highlights the importance of presenting Christ, the 'man in glory,' rather than mere religious teachings, and calls for a genuine encounter with Jesus to overcome self-centeredness. Beach Jr. stresses that without the proper transition of spiritual values from one generation to the next, the church risks losing its essence and purpose. He draws parallels with Paul's letters to Timothy, which serve as a model for passing the baton of faith and responsibility. The sermon concludes with a call to action for older believers to embody and demonstrate the teachings of Christ to guide the youth.

Keith Malcomson reflects on the forgotten Pentecostal pioneer, Thomas Myerscough, highlighting his strategic labor in God's purpose, his journey of seeking the baptism in the Holy Spirit, and his significant impact on the early Pentecostal movement through Bible teaching and leadership. Myerscough's dedication to studying the Scriptures, leading to the establishment of a Pentecostal center in Preston and a thriving church, showcases the power of deep searching of the Word and strong Bible teaching in building a spiritual community. His role in forming the Assemblies of God of Great Britain and Ireland and his contributions to hymnals and Pentecostal conventions demonstrate his wisdom, leadership, and commitment to spreading the Gospel.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the profound impact of leadership on the masses, illustrating that people tend to mirror the moral and spiritual state of their leaders. He reflects on biblical examples where the character of kings influenced the worship and behavior of the Israelites, noting that both good and bad leaders shape the direction of their followers. Tozer warns that the current state of Christianity reflects its leaders, urging those in positions of influence to recognize their heavy responsibility and strive for integrity and righteousness. He concludes with a prayer for strength to lead in a way that is worthy of following.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of gratitude towards both past and present leaders, highlighting that expressing gratitude is a powerful force for healing and growth within our souls. He encourages us to be generous in our appreciation, suggesting that it is better to mistakenly credit someone than to overlook the contributions of those who deserve recognition. Simpson reflects on the profound debt we owe to the holy men who delivered the Scriptures and the saints who risked their lives to preserve them, urging us to honor their sacrifices and contributions.