This sermon delves into the themes of cleansing, sacrifice, brokenness, and offerings as mentioned in the Bible. It reflects on historical periods of great preachers and the need for a revival to restore a sense of God's holiness and the sinfulness of sin. The speaker emphasizes the importance of deep, heartfelt prayer and the transformative power of encountering God's majesty.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life focused on Christ rather than material possessions. He references the teachings of John Wesley, who advocated for making money, saving money, and giving money, but also warned against accumulating wealth. The speaker highlights the need for purity of heart and single-minded devotion to God, as double-mindedness is a result of impurity. He also emphasizes the importance of demonstrating love through actions, rather than just words, and the significance of true fellowship with God and other believers. The sermon concludes with a question about whether Jesus needs friends, suggesting that friendship with Jesus is a privilege and opportunity for believers.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith encourages listeners to delight themselves in the Lord and put their trust in Him. He emphasizes the power of God to transform lives and bring people to Christ. Pastor Chuck highlights the wonderful works of God and the thoughts He has towards us, which cannot be fully comprehended. He concludes with a prayer for God's blessings, guidance, and strength for the listeners.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the transformative power of being in Christ, highlighting that true desire for God stems from being a new creation. He explains that mere religious activities cannot substitute for a genuine heart change, which is essential for reconciliation with God. The sermon calls believers to examine their desires, urging them to seek a deeper relationship with Christ, who empowers them to overcome the flesh and live in obedience. Beach encourages the congregation to recognize the importance of their desires and to align them with God's will, ultimately leading to a life that reflects Christ's love and righteousness.

Chip Brogden preaches on the importance of holy hatred, emphasizing that alongside holy love, there is a need for a holy hatred towards sin, evil, hypocrisy, and false ways. He highlights the concept of loving what God loves and hating what God hates, stressing the necessity of choosing to serve and love the Lord above all else. Brogden delves into the idea of discipleship as a love/hate relationship, challenging believers to prioritize being true disciples of Christ over simply seeking salvation. He also explores the significance of hating self and embracing the Cross for eternal life, as well as the importance of aligning our hearts with what pleases and displeases the Lord.

Charles Simeon preaches on the significance of anamnesis, which involves awakening the mind to guilt before God and realizing the hindrance sin creates in our communion with Him. The Old Covenant focused on remembering sins through sacrifices, while the New Covenant emphasizes remembering our Savior's sacrifice. The Levitical system highlighted the need for constant sacrifices, but the Gospel offers complete remission of sins through Christ. Believers are encouraged to reflect on their sins, deepen their repentance, and increase their vigilance against sin, all while growing in love and gratitude towards their Savior.