In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the presence and influence of the devil in the world. He explains that the devil operates in the air and on earth, seeking to devour those who do not have the seal of God on their foreheads. The preacher warns against being friends with the world, which he defines as being enticed by the lust of the eyes, the lust of the flesh, and the pride of life. He encourages listeners to focus on what God says and to believe in order to see the glory of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a time when he stole something as a child. He describes the fear and guilt he felt when he was caught and taken to the back room of the store. The speaker's father eventually arrives and instead of scolding or punishing him, he expresses his unconditional love and willingness to sacrifice anything for his son's redemption. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the immense love and sacrifice that God has for humanity, as demonstrated through Jesus Christ and the salvation he offers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of suffering and temptation in the Bible. They emphasize that suffering is not just a historical event but a continual process that believers go through. The speaker also highlights the importance of not trusting in oneself but in God's ways, as demonstrated by Jesus' suffering and reliance on God. They emphasize the need for believers to find their answers and solutions within themselves, rather than relying on external circumstances. The speaker also criticizes the idea of labeling mistakes as mere errors, emphasizing the need for personal introspection and growth.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the eternal nature of God and His authority over all creation. He quotes from Hebrews 1:10-14, highlighting that while the earth and heavens will perish, God remains unchanged. The preacher also questions the superiority of angels, stating that God never asked any angel to sit at His right hand like He did with Jesus. He emphasizes that angels are meant to serve those who will inherit salvation. The sermon concludes with the importance of paying careful attention to the message of salvation and not drifting away, as it was confirmed by the Lord and accompanied by signs, wonders, and miracles.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a heartbreaking story of a six-year-old boy who was tragically killed by a school bus. Despite the immense grief and pain, the father of the boy chooses to thank God for the six years he had with his son and declares his unwavering faith and love for God. The preacher then references biblical passages that emphasize the importance of caring for one's family and forgiving those who have hurt us. He encourages the congregation to rededicate their lives to God and seek His help in overcoming sin and fulfilling their calling. The sermon concludes with a reflection on Jesus' final words on the cross, highlighting the trust and faith He had in God even in His darkest hour.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of encountering various gatekeepers and secretaries before meeting someone important. He emphasizes the importance of manners and being respectful in order to gain access to deeper levels. The speaker then discusses the concept of putting away the law, highlighting its weaknesses and lack of power for godly living. He concludes by referencing the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet as an example of humility and the assurance of our spiritual relationship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the difference between the servants of God, the angels, and His Son. He urges the audience to pay close attention to the message they have heard from God through His Son. The preacher warns against letting the truth of God's word slip by or be disregarded. He encourages the listeners to prioritize the message and not be distracted by other thoughts or desires. The preacher emphasizes that God has spoken through His Son and that His word is the best and most important message to heed.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about an old lady who was sick and asked God for an orange. When she woke up, she found two oranges, which the preacher reveals he had given to her. The preacher then transitions to discussing the concept of predestination and God's plan for believers. He explains that God's purpose is for those He foreknew to be conformed to the image of His Son, and that through divine calling and justification, believers are already on the path to being glorified. The preacher encourages the audience to remember that all things work together for good for those who love God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story of facing doubt and temptation in their journey to become a Salvation Army officer. They recount a moment when they felt discouraged and questioned their path, but were met with unexpected kindness from a stranger who reminded them of Jesus. The speaker also reflects on the importance of fixing our eyes on Jesus and not allowing anything or anyone to take His place in our lives. They conclude by emphasizing the need to recognize and resist the temptations that Satan presents to us, just as Jesus did in the wilderness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of faith in Jesus Christ, highlighting how He is the author and perfecter of our faith, enabling believers to overcome sin and live victoriously. It encourages believers to trust in Christ's work, embrace the better covenant He has established, and find hope and assurance in His unchanging nature as the Savior yesterday, today, and forever.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that temptation is an invitation to immorality, particularly targeting Christians as they grow closer to God. He encourages believers to rejoice in trials, viewing them as training for combat-seasoned warriors, as only true children of God can be tempted. Temptation is not a sign of weakness but rather a testament to God's trust in us, allowing us to witness the limitations of Satan's power. Wilkerson reminds us that Jesus faced temptation to demonstrate that Satan is ultimately powerless, and we should glorify God while using our faith to combat temptation.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that Jesus took on human nature to fully understand our struggles, including rejection and temptation. This allows Him to intercede for us with deep sympathy, especially for those who feel discouraged and alone in their faith. He illustrates this through the example of a struggling sister who feels weak and on the brink of giving up, yet Jesus intercedes for her, reminding the Father of His own suffering and offering grace and encouragement. Wilkerson reassures that Jesus' prayers bring comfort and renewal, demonstrating His compassion for our weaknesses. Ultimately, the message is one of hope, showing that we are never alone in our struggles.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the wonderful nature of Jesus Christ, highlighting His divine predictions, appearances in the Old Testament as the uncreated angel, and His incarnation as both God and Man. He emphasizes the wonder of Jesus as the Only Begotten of the Father, His humility, incarnation, earthly life, sacrificial death on the cross, and the glory and power He possesses. Gaebelein also points to the future wonder of Jesus' coming manifestation and the day believers will stand in His presence, experiencing His loveliness and glory.

Charles Finney emphasizes that Jesus, having suffered and been tempted, is uniquely able to help those who face temptation. He explains that temptation itself is not sin, but rather a test of the will, and that Christ's experience with temptation allows Him to be a compassionate High Priest for humanity. Finney discusses the nature of sin, the role of temptation, and how Christ's suffering equips Him to provide support and understanding to those who struggle. He encourages believers to rely on Christ's presence and sympathy during their trials, highlighting the importance of faith and the transformative power of Christ's love.

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the account of Jesus being led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil after His baptism, highlighting how God often prepares His people for great sufferings by granting them great consolations beforehand. Jesus faced terrible temptations from Satan in the wilderness, showing how the enemy tries to draw away those who have escaped his chains. By examining how Jesus overcame each temptation with the Word of God, we learn valuable lessons on trusting in God's provision, avoiding presumption, and not testing the Lord.

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the spiritual instruction found in John 12:27, where Jesus expresses His soul's trouble and submission to the Father's will. Bradbury emphasizes the deep suffering of Christ physically, mentally, and spiritually, as He faced the weight of humanity's sins and sorrows. He highlights the importance of experiencing a spiritual oneness with Christ in His sufferings to truly understand the depth of His love and compassion. Bradbury encourages believers to find comfort in Christ's sufferings and to trust in God's sovereignty even in the midst of trials and tribulations.

Timothy Tow preaches on the temptations faced by Jesus in the wilderness, highlighting the importance of using God's Word as a weapon against the Devil's schemes. He emphasizes the need for Christians to be well-versed in the Bible to effectively resist temptation and rely on Jesus, the Living Word, for strength and protection. The sermon draws parallels between the temptations faced by Jesus and common temptations in modern society, warning against the dangers of greed, arrogance, and seeking success through illegitimate means.

Charles Stanley delves into the concept of temptation, explaining that it is the enticement to exceed the boundaries of God-given desires. He emphasizes that God has instilled in us natural desires for food, intimacy, and relationships, but the challenge arises when we misuse these desires outside of God's intended boundaries. Stanley highlights the importance of recognizing that feelings of temptation can be controlled, refused, and redirected towards healthier activities, reassuring that God will not abandon us in the midst of temptation.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about Jesus being full of the Holy Ghost and yet tempted by the devil in the wilderness, emphasizing that temptation often strikes when one is closest to God. He highlights the intense conflicts with the devil experienced by notable figures like Martin Luther and John Bunyan, attributing it to their significant impact for God's kingdom. Cowman explains that God permits temptation to strengthen and root believers, revealing their true grip on Christ amidst the enemy's attacks.

William Jay emphasizes the importance of resisting the devil, highlighting how sinful passions can lead us to give in to the devil's power. He explains that Satan is always trying to encroach upon us, gaining ground with every successful temptation. Jay warns against yielding to the devil's bad designs, as the more we give way, the more advantage he has over us, making it harder to expel him. He encourages steadfast resistance in faith, as it is the way to success and ensures that the devil will flee from us.