In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal life verses that have guided him throughout the years. He emphasizes the importance of staying focused on God and seeking a personal relationship with Him, rather than being distracted by worldly success or achievements. The speaker also highlights the need to bring our thought life under the Lordship of God and conform to His will. He emphasizes the importance of following the steps laid out in the Bible and not skipping over any of them in order to truly build a life of conformity to the image of Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes with a challenge to prioritize eternal matters and to let go of personal dreams and desires in order to align with God's will.

In this sermon, the speaker uses a metaphor of a ship carrying valuable cargo to illustrate the dangers of being led astray by false teachings and sinful behaviors. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to the word of God and not being swayed by worldly influences. The speaker also shares a personal anecdote about a confrontation with a policeman to highlight the need for authority to meet certain conditions and for individuals to stand up for their rights. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of seeking truth and avoiding traps that can lead us away from God's path.

This sermon delves into the prophetic lamentation of the impending destruction of Pharaoh, his armies, and the great Egyptian nation, challenging the false hope placed in Egypt's military might against Nebuchadnezzar. It emphasizes the consequences of relying on earthly power rather than God's sovereignty, warning of the inevitable downfall of nations that oppose God. The message highlights the importance of heeding the voices from hell, representing the judgment and wrath of God, as a call to repentance and acknowledgment of His ultimate authority.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of aligning our values with God's values, focusing on the need to overcome worldly thinking and prioritize spiritual growth. It highlights the significance of not being swayed by human opinions, valuing humility, clear conscience, and using money as a servant rather than a master. The goal is to encourage individual spiritual maturity to contribute to a strong and spiritually healthy church.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of building fellowship and unity in the body of Christ, drawing parallels to the construction of Solomon's temple where stones were shaped in the quarry before being brought together seamlessly. It highlights the need for believers to judge themselves privately, allowing God to shape and cleanse them, so they can fit perfectly with others in the church without the sound of clash or division. The message encourages individuals to seek Christ's interests above their own, to work towards a harmonious and united church.

This sermon delves into the topic of the fear of man, exploring how believers can be dominated by this sin even when they are free from other sins. It emphasizes the importance of aligning our lives with the standards of true Christianity as outlined in the Bible, rather than assuming our Christian status. The speaker addresses the struggle of living in unchristian conduct while professing faith, highlighting the need for genuine repentance and a focus on seeking God above all else. The sermon also discusses the theological implications of fearing God over man, emphasizing the need for faith, belief in God's approval, and the courage to stand for what is right despite societal pressures.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of believing in God's ability to not only forgive sins but also to save individuals from the power of sin. It challenges listeners to trust in God's promises, seek Him with all their hearts, and live a life where sin does not rule over them. The speaker shares personal experiences and biblical insights to encourage a deeper commitment to following Jesus and experiencing true transformation through faith.

George Cutting emphasizes the importance of seeking fellowship with God's people and turning to God and His Word for guidance, rather than man-made denominations. He shares a story of two Christians discussing the significance of following the Word of God over denominational labels, highlighting the unity found in gathering in Jesus' name. Cutting points out that the commandment to walk in love and obedience to God's Word has remained consistent since the beginning, emphasizing the need to adhere to the sacred principles of Scripture for guidance.

Samuel Davies preaches about the essential role of divine influence in the success of the ministry of the gospel, emphasizing that the glory of God's name is the ultimate purpose of all works. He explains that while ministers plant and water the seed of the Word, it is God alone who gives the increase through His superintending influence. Davies highlights the necessity of divine grace in converting sinners and nurturing believers, pointing out that without God's agency, all human efforts are in vain. He urges both ministers and congregants to humbly depend on God's grace for the effectiveness of the gospel, cautioning against trusting in man or external means without divine influence.

Zac Poonen shares important truths he has learned in his 40 years as a born-again Christian, emphasizing God's immense love for us, the importance of honesty, cheerful giving, looking unto Jesus for holiness, being continually filled with the Holy Spirit, embracing the way of the cross, disregarding man's opinions, detesting worldly greatness, being prepared for rejection and persecution, receiving all whom God has received, treating every human being with dignity, revealing financial needs only to God, and understanding the superiority of the new covenant. He concludes by urging believers to apply these truths seriously in their daily lives for encouragement and liberation.

Jonathan Edwards preaches on the doctrine of justification by faith alone, emphasizing the inability of mankind to be justified by the deeds of the law. He highlights the universal sinfulness of both Gentiles and Jews, showing that all are corrupt and guilty before God. Edwards explains that every mouth may be stopped by the law, preventing boasting of righteousness and excuses for sin. He delves into the infinite evil of sin and the heinousness of crimes against an infinitely lovely and honourable God, illustrating the justice of eternal damnation for sinners based on their sinfulness and God's sovereignty.

Zac Poonen shares important truths he has learned in his 40 years as a born-again Christian, emphasizing God's immense love for us, the importance of honesty, cheerful giving, looking unto Jesus for holiness, being continually filled with the Holy Spirit, embracing the way of the cross, disregarding man's opinions, detesting worldly values, enduring persecution, receiving all whom God accepts, treating every human with dignity, revealing financial needs only to God, and following the new covenant. He stresses the need to know God personally, expect rejection, and trust in God's perfect plan for our lives.