This sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing God as our Father and understanding His sovereignty. It highlights the significance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to truly experience God as our Father, leading to a secure and fearless life. The message challenges believers to seek God as their ultimate source for all needs and to recognize His authority over all circumstances.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the imperfections and struggles of our lives, comparing them to a car that is broken and failing. Despite our flaws, the preacher emphasizes that God sees value in us because He created us. The sermon also highlights the contrast between the people who were worshiping idols outside the tabernacle and the precious stones inside the Holy of Holies. The preacher encourages the audience to recognize their worth and accept God's love and acceptance. The sermon concludes by reminding listeners that one day, they will awaken in the likeness of Christ and share in His eternal life.

This sermon delves into the fearful possibility of separation from loved ones, both in this life and for eternity, emphasizing the consequences of rejecting God and the need for sincere repentance and reconciliation. It warns against doctrinal differences, exclusivity in religion, and the tragic outcomes of pride, folly, and un-Christlike behavior that can lead to alienation from family members. The urgency of seeking God's salvation and living in righteousness is highlighted to avoid eternal separation and to mend broken relationships on Earth.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of loving God with all our heart and making sacrifices for Him. It highlights the significance of true devotion to Jesus Christ, prioritizing Him above all else, and the need to offer our best to God in love. The message stresses the principle of sacrifice in demonstrating love for God and others, drawing examples from biblical stories like Cain and Abel's offerings and the widow's sacrificial gift.

This sermon delves into the deep teachings of Isaiah chapters 40 to 66, highlighting the importance of humility, trust in God's ways, and the need for true repentance and righteousness. It emphasizes the role of believers as witnesses and intercessors, the promise of God's vindication, and the power of prayer and fasting. The sermon also touches on the significance of God's grace, the coming of Jesus as the Messiah, and the call to be a light in the world despite facing rejection and opposition.

Shane Idleman delivers an encouraging message emphasizing that God does not forget His promises to us, highlighting the importance of waiting on God's timing and recognizing His voice amidst our doubts. He uses the story of Noah to illustrate how God acts on His promises, even after long periods of waiting, and encourages believers to trust in God's word and remain obedient. Shane reminds the congregation that waiting time is not wasted time, but a period of preparation and growth in faith. He stresses the need for constant communion with God to discern His will and the importance of repentance and obedience in our spiritual journey.

Newman Hall preaches about the profound friendship and brotherhood found in Jesus, who exemplifies the truest form of friendship that surpasses all earthly relationships. Jesus, the Elder Brother, demonstrates a friendship that is unselfish, tender, and faithful, seeking reciprocity, communion, and mutual love. His love is individualizing, appreciative, and ever-present, offering unchanging and everlasting companionship. Jesus desires a deep, intimate relationship with His friends, requiring trust, communion, and zeal for His glory, preparing for His return with joyful anticipation. The friendship with Jesus is a model for believers to reciprocate love, trust, communion, endeavors to please Him, zeal for His glory, and readiness for His return, fostering a true brotherhood among believers.

John MacDuff preaches on the miraculous event of Jesus walking on water to meet His disciples in the midst of a storm, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's presence and power even in the darkest and most turbulent times of life. The disciples' obedience to Jesus' command to get into the boat despite the storm serves as a lesson for believers to follow God's will faithfully, knowing that He will guide and protect them through every trial. The contrast between the disciples' obedience and Jonah's disobedience, as well as Lot's selfish choices, highlights the consequences of following or fleeing from God's commands. The narrative also symbolizes two epochs in the Church's history, reminding believers of Christ's constant watchfulness and eventual return to bring His Church safely to shore in the midst of spiritual storms.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes that the certificate of divorce mentioned in Isaiah is not from the Lord but rather a result of our own rebellion and sins. He illustrates how we often blame God for our circumstances, similar to the prodigal son who lost everything due to his own choices. Stegen reminds us that God has not forgotten us; instead, we forget Him and fail to recognize our own role in our separation from Him. He encourages believers to remember that God has engraved us on His hands and that Christ bore our names on the Cross, highlighting God's unwavering love and commitment to us.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that the Lord has always been mindful of us, providing, comforting, and guiding us through all circumstances. He reassures us that God's unchanging nature guarantees His continued mindfulness and blessings in our lives. Spurgeon encourages gratitude for the times we have distinctly felt God's care and reminds us that His blessings are vast and eternal. The sermon calls us to bless the Lord for His unwavering attention and love towards us.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that Jesus will always remind His people of His love, ensuring they never forget the sacrifice He made on the cross. He draws parallels between a mother's love and Jesus' persistent reminders of His affection, urging believers to remember His eternal love and the history of His sacrifice. Spurgeon reflects on the depth of Jesus' love, from His incarnation to His resurrection, and the ongoing commitment He has to His people until they are safely gathered in heaven. The sermon encourages a response of remembrance and gratitude for the matchless love of Christ.

David Wilkerson shares a powerful message of hope for those feeling abandoned or in despair, recounting a friend's experience of receiving a timely word from God that restored his faith. He emphasizes that God is always present, even in our darkest moments, and offers encouragement to those facing crises in their lives, such as marital struggles or deep grief. Wilkerson reassures listeners that God has not forgotten them and provides specific scriptures to uplift and restore their spirits. He encourages everyone to hold on to hope and trust in God's promises of restoration and comfort.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that the foundation of Christian faith is rooted in God's unchanging love for humanity, as demonstrated throughout the history of Israel and illustrated through various biblical narratives. Despite Israel's doubts and unfaithfulness, God's everlasting love remains steadfast, akin to a mother's unwavering care for her child. Poonen highlights that every event in our lives is orchestrated by a loving God, aimed at our ultimate good, and encourages believers to trust in this divine love to alleviate anxiety and foster peace. The ministry of Jesus further reveals God's loving nature, correcting misconceptions about His character and showcasing His compassion through parables and personal interactions. Ultimately, Poonen calls for a deep understanding of God's infinite love as the essential soil for growing faith.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne emphasizes the profound promise of God, 'I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee,' which serves as a steadfast support for believers throughout history. He traces this promise from its origins in the Old Testament, showing how it applies to all believers today, not just to specific individuals like Jacob or Joshua. M'Cheyne reassures that God's unchanging nature ensures that His promises are eternal and applicable to every believer, highlighting the importance of relying on this promise during times of guilt, danger, and loss. He encourages the congregation to remember that even in their darkest moments, God remains with them, offering comfort and strength. Ultimately, M'Cheyne concludes that this promise will be a source of solace even in eternity for those who believe.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the unwavering presence of a compassionate God, whose mercies are essential and never fail, as highlighted in Lamentations 3:22. He describes God's nature as one of mercy, tenderness, and compassion, comparing it to the essential qualities of light and heat. Brooks illustrates the various forms of God's compassion—fatherly, motherly, brotherly, and friendly—showing how comforting it is for believers to experience such divine presence, especially in times of trouble. The sermon encourages believers to find solace in the knowledge that they are never alone, as they are accompanied by a God who delights in mercy and compassion.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that the foundation of our love for God is rooted in His unchanging love for us, as stated in 1 John 4:19. He explains that God's intention for humanity was to live in an atmosphere of love, where obedience stems from love rather than slavery. Throughout the Bible, God's enduring love is evident, as seen in His relationship with Israel and His unwavering compassion despite their doubts. Poonen highlights that every trial we face is a manifestation of God's loving plan for our ultimate good, urging believers to trust in His love to alleviate anxiety. The ministry of Jesus exemplifies God's loving nature, correcting misconceptions about His character and inviting us to experience His grace.

Zac Poonen preaches about the church in Smyrna facing tribulation, poverty, and slander, highlighting the importance of seeing the Lord as the One in control and the need for faithful endurance in the midst of trials. He emphasizes that tribulation is part of God's will for His wholehearted children and that God allows His best to face suffering. Poonen also discusses the poverty of the saints, contrasting earthly wealth with heavenly riches, and the need for believers to use their resources for God's kingdom. Additionally, he addresses the slander faced by God's faithful children and the freedom from fear that comes from being filled with the Holy Spirit. Lastly, he explores the concept of suffering according to God's plan, encouraging believers to be faithful even unto death to receive the crown of life and escape the second death.

Billy Sunday emphasizes the profound impact of motherhood through the story of Moses' mother, who defied Pharaoh's decree to save her child. He illustrates her unwavering faith and determination, highlighting how she prepared an ark for Moses and entrusted him to God. Sunday argues that the role of a mother is crucial in shaping the character and future of children, asserting that a mother's love and guidance can lead to greatness. He calls on mothers to recognize their divine responsibility and the importance of raising their children in faith, as they are entrusted by God. Ultimately, he encourages mothers to commit to nurturing their children for the Lord, promising that God will reward their efforts.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of remembrance in his sermon 'Remember,' illustrating how God does not forget His promises, as seen in the story of Noah. He contrasts this with human forgetfulness, using the example of General Henry Havelock, who nearly lost his son due to neglect. Stegen urges listeners to honor their parents and remember their commitments to God, highlighting that forgetting can lead to regret and curses. He encourages kindness towards the elderly and stresses that honoring parents is crucial for a blessed life. Ultimately, he calls for a conscious remembrance of our Heavenly Father.

Zac Poonen preaches about how God does not shield His faithful children from suffering, as it is essential for their spiritual growth. Using the example of the church in Smyrna, who were warned of impending suffering and imprisonment, Zac emphasizes that even in such trials, God's purposes are fulfilled. He highlights that God determines the duration of tribulations and assures that He will never allow His children to be tested beyond their capacity, promising the crown of life to those who remain faithful even unto death.

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the profound grace of God revealed in the 1st Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians, showcasing how God's sovereign grace shines brightly in the lives of those who were once given up to sin. He emphasizes the transformation brought about by God's rich and distinguishing grace, as seen in the Corinthian Christians who were washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus. Bradbury delves into the concept of believers belonging to Christ and Christ belonging to God, highlighting the intimate relationship and possession God has in His people. He explores the believer's inventory, where all things, including ministers of the Gospel, the world, life, death, things present, and things to come, are declared to be theirs in Christ.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the 'Spirit of Sacrifice' by drawing parallels between Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah and the sacrificial love of Jesus on Calvary. He highlights that true service to God and the building of His church requires selfless sacrifice, contrasting it with the self-serving attitudes prevalent in society today. Poonen illustrates that just as a mother sacrifices for her child without expectation of return, believers must adopt a similar attitude towards the church. He challenges listeners to reflect on their commitment to God and the church, urging them to embrace a life of sacrificial love. Ultimately, he calls for a wake-up to the reality that God's work is accomplished through those who embody the spirit of sacrifice.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that God has not forgotten His children, reminding them that He is aware of their struggles and is always present in their lives. He draws parallels between the fears of the Israelites and the doubts Christians face today, urging believers to trust in God's promises rather than succumb to anxiety. Wilkerson highlights the importance of returning to God in faith and quiet confidence, as He desires a renewed relationship with His followers. He warns against the dangers of self-reliance and encourages believers to seek God's guidance through prayer and faith. Ultimately, God aims to transform His children into vessels of glory, reflecting His love and strength.

D.L. Moody shares a touching story of a mother who dedicated herself to waiting for her son to return home, regardless of the hour, demonstrating unwavering love and commitment. Despite her son's troubled past, she welcomed him with open arms and joy when he returned home transformed by his conversion. Her steadfast prayers and refusal to give up on him highlight the profound impact a mother's love can have on her child's life. The mother's joy upon hearing of her son's conversion illustrates the power of faith and the fulfillment of prayer. Moody emphasizes the importance of a mother's role in nurturing and guiding her children towards God.

Zac Poonen preaches on the principle of sacrifice demonstrated by Abraham on Mount Moriah and Jesus on Calvary, emphasizing the need for believers to have the spirit and faith of Abraham in building the church. Just as a mother sacrificially loves her child, God's love for us is sacrificial, and He desires to impart that sacrificial nature to us. Poonen challenges believers to sacrificially love the church, giving themselves completely without expecting anything in return, like a mother cares for her child. He contrasts the sacrificial love of a mother with the selfless service expected in building the church, urging believers to work tirelessly without complaint or demand, like a mother's continuous sacrificial care for her child.