In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of hearing and obeying the voice of God. He emphasizes that Jesus lived his life on earth completely dependent on the voice of the Lord, doing and saying only what he saw and heard from his Heavenly Father. The preacher encourages the congregation to follow Jesus' example and make time for prayer and seeking God daily. He gives the example of Cornelius, a devout layman who constantly prayed and received detailed instructions from God, which ultimately led to a significant impact on the early church.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of God's word in our lives. He refers to a verse in the Bible that talks about God's promise to bring rivers to the mountains and streams to the hills for His people. The preacher believes that God will perform miracles for His people and make their lives brighter than ever before. He also discusses the tendency to overlook what is right with us and encourages the congregation to take time out to reflect on their spiritual state.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and fulfilling the specific work that God has given us. He uses Jesus as an example, highlighting how Jesus obediently completed the tasks assigned to him, including spending thirty years making stools and benches and preaching for three and a half years. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of spending time alone with God, drawing attention to Jesus' habit of going into the wilderness to pray early in the morning. The sermon concludes with the speaker encouraging listeners to prioritize hearing from God and being obedient to His word, even if it means sacrificing certain things or potentially offending others.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of preservation and how it relates to our lives. He emphasizes that God is the ultimate preserver and that our actions of going out and coming in are significant in His eyes. The preacher also highlights the eternal nature of God and the importance of Christianity going beyond time. He criticizes the idea of religion being solely a social construct and emphasizes the individual relationship between each person and God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of the Israelites being led by a cloud in the wilderness. He emphasizes that following God's will requires a willingness to go wherever He leads. The cloud symbolizes the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the Israelites were explicitly following its movements. The speaker also highlights that following God's will may result in being misunderstood or scoffed at by others.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of recognizing the voice of God. He starts by referencing John 10:3-4, where Jesus describes himself as the shepherd and his followers as the sheep who know his voice. The speaker emphasizes the intimate familiarity that the sheep have with the shepherd and how they follow him wherever he goes. He then shares a story about a lost sheep and how the shepherd diligently searches for it, demonstrating the love and care of God for his wandering children. The speaker concludes by encouraging pastors, Sunday school teachers, deacons, and leaders to help those who have wandered away from God and may be hesitant to return due to fear of judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker shares powerful testimonies of transformation and revival in their church. They recount how one man, Martin Bucker, experienced a profound change of heart and returned to God after a moment of brokenness. Another testimony involves a young girl who confesses her previous dislike for old people but declares her newfound love for them, leading to a powerful encounter between her and an elderly woman. The speaker emphasizes that these transformations were not the result of counseling, but rather encounters with the living God through prayer and faith. The church experienced a radical transformation through biblical preaching and a focus on inviting children to participate. The speaker also mentions the importance of both preaching and sharing in the meetings, with only two nights dedicated solely to sharing. After each public meeting, smaller afterglow meetings were held for prayer and support for those convicted of sin.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding joy and delight in life and in church. They acknowledge that suffering and loneliness are also part of life, but they believe that God is always present in those difficult times. The speaker mentions four valleys in the Bible: the valley of sin, the valley of decision, the valley of suffering, and the valley of Eli. They highlight that no matter which valley we find ourselves in, God is there with us. The sermon concludes with a reminder that life is not always easy, but God's presence brings comfort and strength.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a heartfelt message to the audience. The speaker emphasizes the importance of loving and serving God wholeheartedly. They also encourage obedience to those in authority, as it is seen as a way to honor God. The speaker mentions a personal experience of forgiveness and expresses gratitude for God's mercy. The sermon concludes with a reminder to seek rest in Jesus and to follow the voice of God's servant.

This sermon emphasizes the urgency of obeying God and saving souls around us without delay, highlighting the consequences of deferred obedience and the need for repentance. It calls for a broken spirit of repentance and a plea for God's mercy upon individuals and nations. The message stresses the importance of not waiting to act but to be proactive in spreading God's righteousness and love to all. The prayer seeks restoration and erasure of past wrongs, asking for God's blessing and guidance in being agents of change in the world.

This sermon focuses on the theme of righteousness as seen in the story of Joseph in Matthew chapters 1 and 2. It emphasizes the importance of not hastily judging or speaking evil about others, highlighting Joseph's righteous decision to protect Mary's reputation despite his initial misunderstanding. The sermon also discusses the supernatural guidance of God in Joseph's life and the wise men's journey, emphasizing the need for believers to listen and obey God's leading for the protection and building of the body of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not being afraid and continuing to talk about Jesus. He reminds the audience that the Holy Spirit is the ultimate teacher of the Bible and encourages them to pray for understanding. The preacher highlights the transformative power of the gospel and emphasizes that it is not about joining a church or adhering to a specific culture or doctrine. He urges the audience to boldly share the good news and not be discouraged by negative reactions. The sermon concludes with a reminder to be kind to others but also to actively share the plan of salvation and the message of Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a moment of surrender to God. He describes how he witnessed a stroke of lightning after struggling to surrender, which gave him the confidence to fully surrender. The speaker then talks about a man who bargained with God, saying he would only go into full-time service if called by the age of 30. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not being ashamed to talk about Jesus and encourages listeners to stir up the gift of God within them. He also shares a story about a man who experienced a transformation after repeatedly coming forward during a crusade and committing to daily evangelism. The speaker concludes by highlighting the importance of obeying God and taking action in order to see God's power at work.

Manley Beasley shares a heartfelt message about finding certainty in God's presence amidst life's uncertainties. He reflects on his own journey of faith, emphasizing the importance of prayer and reliance on God, especially during challenging times. Beasley encourages listeners to seek God's presence as the source of guidance and clarity, illustrating this through biblical examples, particularly from Psalms and Exodus. He highlights that true victory and direction come from being in communion with God, urging everyone to trust in His ways. The sermon serves as a reminder that God's way is revealed in His presence, which is accessible to all believers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing the anointing of God. It highlights the need to surrender fully to God, allowing the Holy Spirit to govern our lives and empower us to carry out God's will with supernatural strength. The urgency of God's will is emphasized, urging listeners to reposition themselves back into the center of God's will, even if it requires humility and difficult choices.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit in ministry, highlighting Jesus' actions in responding to needs based on the Spirit's prompting. It discusses the need to be willing to have our plans interrupted to help those in need, while also being discerning about which invitations or opportunities to accept, following the example of Jesus. The sermon underscores the principle of living by faith and total dependence on God, rather than relying solely on knowledge or doctrines.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of not rejecting the voice of God, highlighting the need to obey His commands and surrender to His will. It discusses the rejection of God's truth, the consequences of turning back to worldly ways, and the loving nature of God's sacrifice through Jesus Christ. The message challenges listeners to stop rejecting obedience, surrender, and the work of the Holy Spirit, urging them to embrace God's love and guidance.

This sermon delves into the concept of open and closed doors in our lives, emphasizing the importance of discerning God's will. It explores the idea that closed doors may lead to better opportunities, and encourages seeking God's guidance through prayer and humility. The narrative from Acts 16 about Paul and Silas in prison highlights the power of praise, confronting darkness, and leading others to salvation.

This sermon delves into Genesis chapter 3, exploring the crisis of sin and the beginning of communication between God and man. It emphasizes the importance of aligning with God's will, understanding the consequences of disobedience, and engaging in meaningful dialogue with God to find one's true purpose and direction.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the sin of Adam and the power of Jesus' blood. He explains that through the incorruptible blood of Jesus, believers are born again and receive a new heart. The preacher encourages listeners to submit to God's discipline and allow His Word to water the seed of faith in their hearts. By being rooted and grounded in love, believers can experience the fullness of God and comprehend the depth of His love. The sermon also touches on the concept of finding rest in Jesus and the need for preparation in order to fulfill God's intentions.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of fellowshipping with the Holy Spirit, presenting Him as a dynamic person rather than merely a power source. He encourages believers to cultivate a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit through intentional conversation, which leads to a deeper experience of God's presence. Bickle highlights that our greatest destiny is to grow in intimacy with God through the Holy Spirit, who guides us into the fullness of the Trinity's love. He stresses that a vibrant walk with the Holy Spirit is essential for overcoming sinful desires and experiencing more of God. Ultimately, Bickle calls for believers to engage in regular, heartfelt communication with the Holy Spirit to enrich their spiritual lives.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of discerning God's voice amidst the chaos and confusion of today's world, reminding us that true Christians, as described in John 10:27, will hear and follow His voice. He discusses the necessity of positioning ourselves correctly to hear God, which involves building a relationship with Him through prayer and obedience to His Word. Idleman warns against the distractions of social media and conspiracy theories that can lead us away from God's truth, urging believers to focus on scripture and genuine spiritual counsel. He highlights the need for patience and discernment in decision-making, encouraging the congregation to seek God's will actively. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of prayer and a return to the foundational truths of scripture to navigate the moral decline in society.

Shane Idleman discusses how the Lord leads us, drawing parallels between the American Revolution and our spiritual journey. He emphasizes the importance of worship, humility, and thankfulness in aligning our hearts with God's will, as well as the necessity of prayer and the guidance of Scripture. Idleman highlights that while God is sovereign, our choices matter, and we must be willing to follow Him, remove distractions, and trust in His timing. He also warns against the dangers of pride and nationalism, reminding us that our hope should be in Christ, not in our country. Ultimately, he encourages believers to seek God's direction through worship, prayer, and the Word, while being open to His leading through circumstances and closed doors.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of being led by the Holy Spirit, highlighting that true guidance comes from listening to God's voice and aligning our actions with His will. He illustrates this through biblical examples, stressing the need for humility, prayer, fasting, and obedience to God's Word. Idleman warns against self-exaltation and the dangers of listening to the wrong voices, urging believers to actively seek God's direction in their lives. He encourages the congregation to open their ears to hear the Spirit's leading and to engage in ministry as a way to discern God's will. Ultimately, he calls for a deep, personal relationship with God to truly be led by the Spirit.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of discerning and obeying God's voice, using the story of Abram's call in Genesis 12 as a foundation. He discusses the challenges of distinguishing between God's voice, our own thoughts, and external influences, urging believers to step out in faith and obedience even when the path is unclear. Idleman highlights that clarity in hearing God's voice often comes through obedience and that disobedience can cloud our spiritual vision. He encourages the congregation to confront areas of disobedience in their lives, as true repentance leads to a deeper relationship with God and clearer guidance. The sermon concludes with a call to action for baptism and a commitment to live in obedience to God's Word.