In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not relying on human wisdom or cleverness when preaching the word of God. He highlights the need to speak about the things that God freely gives and not boast in our own abilities. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of the words that come out of our mouths, as Jesus said that we will be held accountable for every idle word spoken. He encourages preachers to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit and the proof of God's power in their words, rather than trying to impress people with their own abilities.

This sermon emphasizes the need for fire in preaching and ministry, highlighting the importance of God's anointing and power to bring transformation. It addresses the longing for genuine spiritual fire, not emotionalism, to ignite hearts, purify lives, and lead to true revival. The speaker urges pastors and ministers to seek God's fire in their preaching, emphasizing the impact of a word anointed by the Holy Spirit to penetrate hearts and bring about lasting change.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the contrast between a preacher who lives a luxurious lifestyle and one who is deeply involved in the struggles and challenges of the community. He emphasizes the importance of communicating the substance and spirit of the kingdom of God, rather than just presenting truths about it. The speaker shares a personal experience in Germany, where he felt called to speak out against religious institutionalism and challenge the status quo. He also discusses the need for Christians to boldly proclaim the word of God, even if it means facing opposition and criticism.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of hard work and diligence in both the business world and in spiritual life. He references the biblical story of Adam being told to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow as an example of God's appointment of hard work for humanity. The speaker also highlights the need to be wise and make the most of our time, as every day is filled with evil. He warns against being incorporated into the Babylonian system, which he equates with the path to hell. The sermon encourages listeners to live with sincerity and openness, renouncing hidden dishonesty.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of love and warning others. He quotes Robert Lernick Shane, who suggests that if we truly loved others, we would warn them about the dangers they face. The preacher also highlights the need for sound doctrine and warns against the temptation to follow teachings that cater to our own desires. He mentions the concept of holding revivals, particularly in the American context, and suggests that there may be more to the gospel message that people need to hear. The sermon concludes by discussing the importance of the gospel message to both lost sinners and the church, emphasizing the need for individuals to recognize their own lostness and turn to faith in Christ Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of the voice of the Lord. He compares it to a hammer that breaks the cedars of Lebanon. The preacher explains that when the powerful voice of the Lord speaks, something will have to give and yield. He then refers to Psalm 114, where the presence of the Lord caused the earth to tremble and turned a rock into standing water. The preacher uses this analogy to illustrate how God can transform the hardened heart of man, breaking it, melting it, and making it sensitive to His presence. The sermon concludes with a prayer for a visitation from God to rend the heavens and come down with a melting fire to soften and transform hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being born again in order to see and enter the Kingdom of God. He explains that being born again means surrendering to God and accepting Jesus as one's Savior. The preacher also highlights three reasons why being born again is necessary: to leave behind one's past, to receive eternal life and forgiveness of sins, and to be accepted by God. He supports his message with references to John 16:8 and the first chapter of the Gospel.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker expresses their initial anger and discomfort upon encountering a message about sinners being condemned to hell. They admit to wanting to destroy the message and avoid thinking about it. However, they repeatedly come across the message, which forces them to confront the reality of judgment and salvation. The speaker acknowledges that while some preach the bad news of judgment, there is also good news of a Savior who died for our sins. They mention a man who uses a converted rescue vehicle to display verses about repentance and salvation. The transcript ends with the speaker's struggle to ignore the message and their desire to forget it.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the role of John the Baptist in biblical history. He highlights the similarities between the society in John's time and the present day, emphasizing the prevalence of perverted religion and willful defiance of God's commandments. The preacher warns against making issues with God over trivial sins, as winning such battles could lead to damnation. He shares a personal anecdote about a young girl who made a bad choice by prioritizing a trip to the movies over attending church, emphasizing the importance of focusing on eternal matters.

Shane Idleman emphasizes that the battle we face is not ours but belongs to the Lord, reminding us that nothing can restrain God. He encourages believers to recognize that no hindrance, battle, or power is too great for God to overcome, urging a return to prayer and spiritual warfare. Idleman highlights the importance of humility, gratitude, and desperation for God, asserting that true change comes from applying God's Word in our lives. He calls for a revival in the church, stressing that our hope lies not in political solutions but in a sovereign move of God. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to fully surrender their lives to God and engage in the spiritual battle with faith.

George Fox encourages believers to not fear the powers of darkness but to maintain unity and love through the power of God. He emphasizes the importance of meeting together in faith, recognizing the eternal nature of Christ, the second Adam, who transcends earthly struggles. Fox urges friends to remain faithful in God's life and power, allowing Christ to reign among them and fostering a community rooted in peace and love. He highlights the transformative power of God's word, which saves and strengthens the soul against opposition. Ultimately, he calls for a collective commitment to live in the love of God, which builds up the body of Christ.

Chuck Smith addresses the dire spiritual condition of the nation, emphasizing how false prophets mislead the people with lies, leading them away from the true worship of God. He highlights the consequences of their refusal to heed God's Word, which results in impending judgment and destruction. Smith draws parallels to contemporary society, where many seek entertainment over sound doctrine, preferring the chaff of false teachings over the nourishing wheat of God's truth. He warns that neglecting God's message leads to spiritual decay and ultimately, ruin.

John R. Rice addresses the prevalent belief in the imminent return of Jesus, fueled by various signs and events like the atomic bomb, rise of Russia, and the establishment of Israel, leading to a sense of urgency and defeatism among Christians. He refutes the idea that specific events must occur before Christ's return, emphasizing the imminency of His coming as taught in the Bible. Rice highlights the importance of focusing on soul-winning and revival efforts regardless of current world conditions or misinterpretations of Scriptures, urging believers to trust in God's power and promises for salvation and revival.

Zac Poonen preaches on the importance of prioritizing time to sit at the feet of Jesus and hear His Word, as exemplified by Mary in the Bible. Jesus emphasizes the necessity of focusing on the one thing needful, which is spending time with God's Word. The sermon delves into the authority of the Bible, highlighting Jesus' testimony, fulfilled prophecies, unity, endurance against attacks, life transformations, inexhaustibility, and personal revelation. It stresses the importance of hearing God's Word daily, warning against deception and emphasizing the need for humility, subjection, and obedience. The sermon also explores the transformative effect of the Word of God, comparing it to light, a mirror, and fire, emphasizing its role in guidance, self-examination, and purification.

Peter Hammond delivers a powerful sermon based on the message of Jeremiah, emphasizing the consequences of backsliding and the importance of repentance for restoration. The sermon highlights God's punishment for sin, the hardening of hearts through continual sin, and the danger of using religious activities as a cover for sin. It also warns against idolatry, child sacrifice, and the deceitful nature of the human heart, while pointing to God's faithfulness, patience, and the hope of a New Covenant.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the martyr province of Shansi in China, where over one hundred missionaries and many native Christians were killed during a terrible persecution. He shares a story of a Chinese scholar who was moved to believe in Jesus after witnessing the fearlessness and faith of missionaries facing death. Goforth also recounts the powerful revival in Taiyuan where backsliders confessed their sins and sought forgiveness, leading to a transformation in the community. Additionally, he describes the challenges faced in Hsichow, including a woman with an ungovernable temper and a former influential member who fell into sin, but through prayer and repentance, they experienced a revival.

George Fox preaches to the babes of God, urging them to dwell in the eternal light of Christ, which comprehends the world and condemns all evil deeds and works of darkness. He emphasizes the importance of living in alignment with the light, which leads to Christ and exposes false prophets and antichrists who oppose it. Those who turn away from the light and rely solely on human wisdom are condemned, while those who dwell in the light receive knowledge from above and are guided by Christ's gentle wisdom.

George Fox encourages believers to focus on the eternal seed of God, Christ Jesus, which transcends all earthly sufferings and challenges. He emphasizes the importance of living in the power and wisdom of God, urging the faithful to stand firm against spiritual adversaries and to claim their inheritance in Christ. Fox reassures that through faith and the armor of God, believers can overcome all opposition and remain steadfast in their divine calling. He calls for a rejection of false practices and a commitment to righteousness, reminding the faithful of their victory through the Lord's power.

George Fox preaches about standing firm in the power of God, equipped with spiritual armor and weapons to have victory, access to God, please Him, and maintain unity with one another. He emphasizes the importance of using the Word of God as a sword and being shod with the gospel to combat false teachings and remain in fellowship with God. Fox encourages believers to dwell in righteousness, truth, and justice, and to fearlessly tread on the power of the devil with the power of God.