This sermon emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our iniquity and confessing our sins to one another for physical and spiritual healing. It highlights the need for humility before God and others, addressing wrong attitudes and jealousy towards fellow believers. The speaker urges listeners to examine their hearts, seek God's help in rooting out sin like jealousy and pride, and strive for genuine joy in others' blessings.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of faith, healing, and the power of God's Word. It shares stories of miraculous healings, the impact of faith in action, and the necessity of being men and women of the Book, rooted in the Word of God. The speaker highlights the intimate relationship with Jesus that Smith Wigglesworth had, leading to holy boldness and supernatural encounters.

This sermon shares a powerful testimony of faith and healing, emphasizing the importance of believing in the Word of God and the miraculous power of Jesus to heal and transform lives. It highlights the impact of unwavering faith, prayer, and sharing the gospel even in challenging circumstances, leading to conversions and the spread of Christianity. Despite facing persecution and imprisonment, the speaker's steadfast devotion to Jesus and willingness to suffer for the gospel ultimately leads to profound spiritual growth and the salvation of many.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of living a wholehearted and devoted life for God. He mentions the idea of a grand review or judgment that awaits every individual, where their entire life will be examined. The motives behind one's service to God will be tested, and the only acceptable motive is the love of Christ. The preacher urges the audience to surrender their lives completely to God and to strive for unselfishness and dedication in their service.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the transformative power of effective prayer, sharing his personal journey from disdain to enjoyment of prayer. He highlights that prayer is not only about relationship with God but also about achieving results, as seen in the teachings of Jesus and the example of Elijah. Bickle outlines four key characteristics of effective prayer: rooted in faith, grounded in good relationships, stemming from a lifestyle of righteousness, and earnestness. He encourages believers to understand that their prayers can have lasting impacts beyond immediate results, reinforcing the idea that every believer can access God's power through sincere prayer.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of faith in the Christian life, explaining that faith, hope, and love are foundational virtues in the kingdom of God. He warns against the extremes of exaggerated faith and cool unbelief, urging believers to cultivate their faith intentionally. Bickle highlights that faith is essential for experiencing God's promises and blessings, and he outlines five principles for praying in faith, including verbalizing requests, believing in the spirit, and persisting in prayer. He uses biblical examples, particularly Abraham's unwavering faith over 25 years, to illustrate the importance of maintaining faith despite challenges. Ultimately, Bickle encourages believers to engage in a relational dialogue with God, trusting in His timing and will.

Shane Idleman shares 'Timeless Truths From Rend the Heavens,' emphasizing the spiritual battles we face and the importance of seeking God diligently. He recounts testimonies of healing, restoration, and the transformative power of prayer and fasting experienced during the revival nights. Idleman highlights the necessity of obedience to God's Word and the dangers of complacency, urging believers to remain fervent in their faith and to actively pursue a relationship with God. He encourages the congregation to bring their struggles to God, reminding them that nothing is too hard for Him and that true healing and restoration come from a humble heart seeking His presence.

Chuck Smith explores the profound question posed by Jesus, 'Who touched me?' amidst a thronging crowd. He emphasizes that while many were physically close to Jesus, only one woman, suffering from a long-term illness, touched Him with a faith that demanded a response. This woman's touch was different; it was a touch of faith that activated her healing, illustrating that true contact with Christ requires intentionality and belief. Smith encourages listeners to recognize the difference between merely being in proximity to Jesus and genuinely reaching out to Him in faith, as those who truly touch Him will be transformed.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the transformative power of faith through the stories of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood. Both individuals faced desperate situations, with Jairus seeking healing for his dying daughter and the woman enduring years of suffering and isolation. Their faith led them to Jesus, demonstrating that true faith can overcome obstacles and bring healing. Smith highlights the importance of touching Jesus with faith, as it is through this connection that miracles happen. Ultimately, the sermon reassures believers that even in delays, faith should remain steadfast.

John Wesley shares the miraculous healing of Mary Special, a young woman suffering from severe breast cancer. After enduring pain and unsuccessful medical treatments, she attended a prayer meeting where her faith was ignited. Following prayer, she experienced immediate relief from her pain and complete healing, which she attributes to her faith in God. Wesley emphasizes the undeniable transformation from illness to wellness, highlighting the power of faith and prayer in miraculous healing.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that there are moments in life when situations become utterly hopeless, requiring a miracle that only Jesus can provide. He illustrates this through the story of a nobleman whose son was gravely ill, highlighting the father's determination to reach Jesus for help. The nobleman's faith was tested, as Jesus pointed out that belief in Him was more crucial than merely witnessing miracles. Ultimately, the nobleman's faith led to the healing of his son, demonstrating that true hope lies in trusting Jesus as the source of life and salvation.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the immense possibilities of faith, asserting that belief opens the door to salvation, sanctification, divine healing, and the power for service. He illustrates that faith is not only a personal journey but a collective force that can lead to the evangelization of the world and the fulfillment of God's promises. Simpson encourages believers to trust in God's omnipotence, highlighting that all things are possible to those who believe, regardless of their past or present circumstances. He calls for a deeper understanding of faith as a divine force that connects us to God's infinite resources, urging the church to rise to the challenge of faith in their mission. Ultimately, he reminds us that faith is the key to experiencing the fullness of God's blessings and the realization of His will in our lives.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the inseparable connection between prayer and faith, asserting that true prayer cannot exist without faith. He highlights that while men may pray without faith, genuine faith naturally leads to prayer, which is essential for experiencing God's power in our lives. Tozer quotes Tennyson to illustrate the profound impact of prayer, suggesting that it is the driving force behind God's actions on earth. He encourages believers to recognize that prayer is an invitation to engage with the omnipotent God, making the impossible possible. Ultimately, Tozer calls for a deeper exploration of the potential of prayer in the lives of faithful men and women.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the profound meaning behind the greeting 'All Hail' spoken by Jesus to His disciples on the resurrection morning. This greeting is not just a simple salutation but a prayer for health and well-being, reflecting Christ's desire for His followers to prosper in both body and spirit. Simpson connects this message to the idea that true health encompasses more than physical wellness, resonating with the apostle John's wish for Gaius. The sermon encourages believers to embrace this promise of health and wholeness as part of their faith journey. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder of Christ's compassionate care for His children.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the intense pursuit of God's heart, drawing inspiration from the attitude of Smith Wigglesworth in following hard after God. Despite facing trials and attempts by the enemy to hinder his zeal, Wigglesworth's faith and passion for soul-winning remained unwavering, leading to miraculous encounters and divine interventions in people's lives. Through stories of perseverance, faith, and divine healing, Wigglesworth's life exemplifies the power of trusting God wholeheartedly and being a vessel for His compassion and miracles.

Zac Poonen preaches about the comforting presence and love of God in times of burdens, despair, and fear, emphasizing the assurance that God's love for us is as deep as His love for Jesus, and He will help us overcome. He also highlights the victory over sin and evil through God's grace, enabling believers to walk in triumph like Jesus. Additionally, Zac Poonen speaks about God's power to heal in times of pain and sickness, assuring that God will provide and care for His children just as He did for Jesus. Lastly, he shares the glorious comfort of knowing Jesus as Lord and Elder Brother, where believers inherit all that God has and are secure in His unfailing love and protection.

David Servant preaches on the story of the ten lepers who called on Jesus to be healed, highlighting their faith in His healing power. Their faith was evident in calling out to Jesus, obeying His instructions to go to the priests, and ultimately being healed. The one leper who returned to give thanks, a Samaritan, displayed even greater faith by obeying despite societal barriers. This story teaches us that God desires everyone to be healed and emphasizes the importance of believing in Jesus as our healer and acting on that faith.

Clement of Rome preaches about Peter's encounters in Tyre, Sidon, Beyrout, and Tripolis, where he heals the sick, confronts Simon the magician, and emphasizes the importance of repentance, faith, and following the path of salvation. Peter addresses the people, explains the reason for Simon's power, provides the remedy for their sins, and departs for Sidon to continue his mission of healing and teaching.

Daniel Steele preaches about the earnest effort to restore the lost extraordinary gifts of the Spirit in modern Christianity, focusing on healing by faith and the distinction between the grace of faith and the gift of faith. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that the gift of faith for healing is sovereignly bestowed by the Holy Spirit and is not morally obligatory like the grace of faith. Steele highlights the need for unwavering faith in God's will for healing, cautioning against the dangers of expecting unconditional healing through the exercise of faith. He concludes by advocating for a prayer of submission to God's will in times of sickness, rather than insisting on healing through faith alone.

Daniel Steele preaches about the various ills that believers may face in this world, despite the promise of deliverance from sin's moral character. He discusses spiritual warfare, the ongoing battle against temptations, and the need to draw strength from Christ. Steele emphasizes that while believers may struggle with internal conflicts, the ideal Christian life is one of freedom from sin and condemnation in Christ. He also addresses the reality of enduring infirmities, the scars of sin that remain, and the limitations of sanctifying grace in the present life.