In this sermon, the preacher starts by talking about the distractions and temptations of the world, comparing them to different varieties of ice cream and donuts. He then refers to a story in the Bible about a young man named Gideon who was called by an angel and told that God was with him. The preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing and proclaiming the name of Jesus Christ. He also discusses the need for believers to be fully committed to God and willing to face challenges and opposition in order to receive and maintain the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

This sermon delves into the concept of God's potential withdrawal of protection from a nation that has been abundantly blessed but has turned away from Him. It explores the idea that when a society consistently rejects the light and truth it has been given, there may come a point where God removes His hand of favor and protection.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing his personal journey into ministry and the importance of preaching the word of God. He then quotes J.I. Packer and Thomas Manton to emphasize the true essence of the gospel, which involves repentance, faith, reconciliation with God, and the promise of eternal happiness for believers. The speaker highlights the symmetry and doctrinal depth of Puritan evangelism, contrasting it with the shortcomings of modern evangelism. He emphasizes the need for a scriptural and theological approach to preaching, clearly defining concepts such as sin and its consequences.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of putting off seeking deliverance from sin and turning back to God. He calls on those who have been injured or run away from God to come forward and acknowledge their need for deliverance. The preacher emphasizes that God is with His people and will save them, even in overwhelming situations. He encourages the congregation to have confidence in God's control over every aspect of their lives and to find joy in their relationship with Him. The sermon concludes with an invitation to request a copy of the message and contact information for further communication.

In this sermon on "God's Word to Our Nation," the speaker focuses on the theme of righteousness and sin in relation to a nation. The key scripture used is Proverbs 14:34, which states that righteousness exalts a nation while sin is a reproach. The speaker emphasizes the need for denouncing national sins and calling for repentance and reformation. Two major sins highlighted are moral degeneracy, particularly the sins of murder and sexual perversion, and religious apostasy, which is turning away from the principles of revealed religion. The sermon emphasizes God's detestation of apostasy and the consequences that follow.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of setting good examples in life. He shares a personal experience of witnessing three young men being arrested and reflects on how their lives took a wrong turn due to following the wrong examples. The speaker also highlights the mercy of God and how he becomes angry when people waste their lives. He mentions the story of God's people in the Bible and how they faced consequences for their actions. The sermon concludes with a reminder of Jesus' sacrifice and the opportunity for redemption and eternal life through faith in Him.

Basilea Schlink emphasizes the significance of the priestly ministry of blessing, illustrating how blessings can transform lives, as exemplified by Father Bodelschwingh's blessing of a child. She highlights that as members of the royal priesthood, Christians are called to bless others rather than criticize, and that true blessings come from a life of holiness and repentance. Schlink warns against the hindrances to effective prayer and blessing, urging believers to cleanse themselves daily to fulfill their priestly duties with authority. The sermon calls for a return to a life of sacrificial love and intercession, reflecting the heart of Jesus in a world in need of salvation. Ultimately, she challenges the church to rise up as a royal priesthood, ready to bless and intercede for a world facing divine judgment.

This sermon delves into the diminishing acknowledgment of sin in today's society, emphasizing the critical impact of having a correct understanding of sin on our identity and perception of God's grace. It contrasts the world's trivialization of sin with the Bible's depiction of human nature as spiritually dead without Christ, highlighting the need for a proper diagnosis of sin to receive God's deliverance and grace.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the life and transformation of John Bunyan, the author of Pilgrim's Progress. Bunyan was initially a lost and guilty sinner, but through reading the word of God, he came to understand the holiness of God and the dreadful nature of sin. He sought salvation and peace with God, and eventually found it through faith in Jesus Christ. After his conversion, Bunyan began preaching the gospel in the very city where he had once engaged in sinful behavior. His simple and passionate preaching attracted people, including children, who were amazed by his message of Jesus' love, power, and glory.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging his weakness and dependence on the Lord Jesus Christ. He then addresses the topic of godly leadership and the importance of examining its foundations. He challenges the audience to reflect on their use of the Internet, their relationships with their families, and their attitudes towards materialism and prosperity. The speaker emphasizes the need to prioritize the word of God and avoid being choked by worldly cares and desires.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the prevalence of warfare and vileness in the world, which he believes is a reflection of the fallen nature of humanity. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the ontological problem of human relations, which includes anger, retribution, and condemnation. The preacher suggests that the sin of man has cosmic consequences and that both salvation and sin have implications beyond individual actions. He also highlights the division and violence that arose in the human family after the fall, leading to a wickedness that corrupted the earth. The sermon draws from various passages in Genesis to support these points.

Art Katz emphasizes the gravity of sin as an offense against a holy God, drawing from Psalm 51:4 where David acknowledges his transgressions. He argues that until we recognize sin as evil and understand its true nature as rebellion against God, our repentance remains superficial. Katz highlights that every sin, regardless of its outward appearance, is a direct affront to God's holiness and authority, and he warns against the complacency that leads to despising God's commandments. The sermon calls for a deep, heartfelt acknowledgment of our sins and a return to a genuine fear of the Lord, recognizing the severe consequences of our actions against Him. Ultimately, Katz urges believers to confront their indifference and to seek true repentance that reflects an understanding of the holiness of God.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses women and emphasizes the responsibility they have to share the truth they have learned with others. He highlights the consequences of not doing so, using the example of King David. David suffered feelings of guilt, loneliness, and a loss of joy and desire to witness due to his sin. The speaker warns women to be aware of the deceitfulness of sin and its potential to harden the heart. He concludes by encouraging them to learn from David's mistakes and not let sin cover their lives.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prevailing prayer, highlighting the need to overcome hindrances such as secret sins, idols, and demonic resistance. It stresses the significance of deep desire, humility, unity, and perseverance in prayer, using examples like Daniel's fasting and George Muller's faith. The speaker urges listeners to seek God's face, confess sins, and pursue unity to pave the way for revival and answered prayers.

This sermon shares a powerful story of a girl who realized the hindrance in her life preventing her from leading others to Jesus. Through a simple Bible verse, Isaiah 59:2, she discovered the truth about sin separating her from God's work. Her confession and repentance led to a revival where many sought the Lord, highlighting the impact of personal surrender and obedience in leading others to Christ.

This sermon delves into the destructive nature of pride, highlighting personal struggles with pride and the impact it has on relationships, families, and spiritual life. It emphasizes the importance of humility, repentance, and seeking God's forgiveness to overcome the deceptive sin of pride. The speaker shares personal experiences and insights on how pride can lead to downfall and distance from God, urging listeners to embrace humility and seek God's grace.

This sermon emphasizes the urgent need for repentance in the face of societal and church challenges, highlighting the prevalence of sin, evil, and the lack of urgency and true repentance in the church. It calls for a return to the first love, the first works, and the truth of God's Word, warning of the consequences of disobedience and false teachings.

Art Katz, alongside Paul Gordon, reflects on the significance of blood atonement during the Easter and Passover season, emphasizing the importance of understanding these sacred occasions beyond modern commercialism. They discuss the biblical origins of Passover in Exodus, highlighting the necessity of the sacrificial lamb and the blood's role in atonement, which foreshadows Jesus as the ultimate Paschal Lamb. Katz stresses that true obedience to God's word is essential, regardless of human understanding, and connects the ancient practices to the modern Christian faith, asserting that without the shedding of blood, there is no remission of sin. The sermon calls for a deeper recognition of our need for atonement and the importance of applying faith in Jesus' sacrifice to our lives. Katz concludes with a prayer for those seeking reconciliation with God through the Messiah.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the lack of appreciation for the majesty of God, the depth of our sin, and the urgency of spreading the gospel in today's society. He emphasizes the need for a united remorse over our alienation from God and a declaration of a united resolve to address this situation. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of developing a conviction about our condition before the Lord, recognizing the lack of faithfulness and knowledge of God in the land. Lastly, he encourages believers to seek a deeper knowledge of God through prayer, studying the Word, and sharing the gospel with the lost, while also assuring them of God's mercy and compassion.

This sermon delves into the importance of seeking God diligently, emphasizing the need to align our actions with our prayers. It explores the concept of reaping what we sow in various aspects of life, highlighting the significance of living in accordance with God's will to receive His blessings. The message underscores the necessity of a genuine relationship with God as our Father to experience answered prayers and the transformative power of seeking Him wholeheartedly.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of honesty and repentance, highlighting the consequences of habitual lying and the need for genuine confession and transformation. It addresses the impact of lying on relationships, spiritual vitality, and eternal consequences, urging individuals to seek God's forgiveness and cleansing in areas of deceit.

This sermon delves into the dangers of idolatry, emphasizing the need to identify and eliminate idols in our lives. It highlights the progression of idolatry, from restlessness and replacing God with other priorities to the ultimate consequences of bondage and God's withdrawal. The key message is to crush the idols in our lives by exposing them to the light, seeking accountability, and refocusing our attention, adoration, and focus back to God.

This sermon emphasizes the darkness before the dawn, highlighting the struggle with discouragement and frustration in the face of societal challenges. It calls for righteous indignation and action in response to the moral decline in the nation. The message reminds believers that darkness is seasonal, drawing parallels to the victory over darkness through Christ's crucifixion and resurrection.

This sermon on Acts 12 emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty, especially in times of delay and unanswered prayers. It highlights the need for self-examination, repentance, and a right attitude in prayer. The sermon also points to the true God who answers prayers and the significance of praying in Jesus' name.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three attributes of God that are interconnected and have the power to radically transform lives. The sermon begins with a personal anecdote about a child who is afraid of someone being under their bed, highlighting the unexpected dangers that can lurk in the darkness. The preacher then leads into a prayer, acknowledging God's holiness, love, and unchanging nature. The sermon emphasizes that these attributes of God have profound implications for our lives and can bring about life-changing transformation when embraced.