This sermon emphasizes the importance of having faith, humility, a pure heart, and love in our Christian walk. It highlights the need to trust God completely, maintain a good conscience, seek Him wholeheartedly, and love others sincerely. The goal is to have a heart that is fully devoted to God, free from jealousy, and overflowing with love for others, leading to a life of victory and effective ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the theme of love and how it was learned by the disciple John. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate teacher of love, but also highlights that Jesus uses people as a means to teach others. The preacher references the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet as an example of how Jesus demonstrated love through actions. The sermon encourages the audience to reflect on how they can learn to love like John did, by allowing Jesus to teach them through people and through their own actions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Moses and his journey of service to God. Moses initially tried to serve God using his own strength and abilities, but he failed. As a result, he spent 40 years in the wilderness shepherding sheep. At the age of 80, Moses encountered a burning bush that was not consumed, and God spoke to him from within it. God revealed His heart to Moses and instructed him to go to Egypt and deliver His people. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a blueprint or pattern for service, evaluating our present service, and seeking recovery to align with God's will. The sermon also highlights the connection between service and worship, emphasizing that service to God involves an element of worship. The speaker references John 12:26, where Jesus instructs His followers to serve Him and follow Him. The sermon concludes by discussing the theme of the conference, which is spiritual service, and the importance of rethinking our service to align with God's will.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of examining our service to God. He highlights four areas that need to be considered: the nature of our service, the presence of vision, alignment with the heavenly vision, and the outcome of our service. The speaker emphasizes that our service should be rooted in the life of Jesus and not just a mere work. He also emphasizes the need for vision in our service, as it gives purpose, direction, and endurance. The speaker encourages listeners to align their service with the heavenly vision and not just follow traditions. Finally, the speaker emphasizes the importance of considering the outcome of our service and ensuring that it aligns with God's will.

The video is a sermon transcript about the honor and joy of being called into God's service. The speaker, Basilius Schlink, reflects on his own experience of being called by God and the deep satisfaction it brings. He emphasizes that serving God is the ultimate purpose in life and that those who serve Him wholeheartedly will be honored by the Father and will reign with Jesus in the future. The speaker encourages listeners to respond to God's call and surrender their lives to Him, highlighting that the cost of serving God is insignificant compared to the joy and honor it brings.

Horatius Bonar emphasizes the dual role of the redeemed as both servants and kings, based on Revelation 22:3, 5. He explains that service to God begins at conversion and is a lifelong commitment, while the future reign signifies the ultimate victory and dominion believers will have in eternity. Bonar encourages believers to embrace their identity as servants of Christ, highlighting that true freedom and joy come from serving Him. He contrasts the current state of the Church with the glorious future awaiting the faithful, urging them to remain steadfast in their faith and service. The sermon concludes with a call to live in anticipation of the eternal reign that awaits those who overcome.

D.L. Moody emphasizes the joy and comfort of knowing that heaven is filled with God and our loved ones, making it a place of ultimate reunion and peace. He reflects on the personal loss of loved ones and how their presence makes home and heaven beautiful, asserting that it is the relationships we cherish that define our experience of both. Moody reassures believers that they will recognize their friends in heaven and that eternal life begins the moment one believes in Christ. He warns against the misconception that all will enter heaven regardless of their lives on earth, stressing the importance of repentance and faith. Ultimately, he paints a picture of heaven as a diverse and welcoming place, filled with joy and healing for all who seek righteousness.

Zac Poonen preaches on the holiness of God and the call for believers to also walk in holiness. Through the example of Jesus, who faced and overcame every temptation without sin, believers are encouraged to follow His path of obedience and self-denial. Jesus, as our Forerunner, paved the way for us to run the race of faith with endurance, relying on the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome sin and live in victory. The life of Jesus demonstrates that through obedience to God's Word and a life of godliness, believers can partake in the divine nature and experience the joy of walking as Jesus walked.

Catherine Booth preaches about the hindrances that prevent many from experiencing the full blessing of God's power and presence, emphasizing the need for complete self-abandonment and trust in Divine strength. She highlights the importance of identifying and removing hidden obstacles or sins that hold individuals back from fully surrendering to God. Catherine explains that true surrender involves caring only to please God and obey His will, leading to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the experience of God's glory. She challenges listeners to let go of worldly concerns, seek God's kingdom above all else, and trust Him to provide and care for their needs.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the significance of the cross in Christianity, contrasting the superficial 'crossless Christianity' with the true call to follow Christ, which involves a personal death to sin and a rebirth into holiness and freedom. He highlights that the invitation to 'follow me' is both a challenge and a promise, leading believers to a deeper understanding of their faith and the glory that comes from returning to Calvary. Tozer encourages Christians to embrace the journey of faith, suggesting that the reality of following Jesus surpasses any dreams or expectations they may have.

Elijah Goodwin preaches about the significance of unity in the church, emphasizing the breaking down of barriers between believers of different backgrounds and the formation of one body in Christ. He delves into the historical context of the early church, highlighting the controversy surrounding the inclusion of Gentile believers and the abolishment of the law of commandments to create a new man. Goodwin draws practical conclusions, stressing that God only establishes one church at a time, gives its laws and ordinances, and accompanies its formation with divine manifestations. He underscores the importance of the church of Christ and the need for peacemaking among believers to follow the example set by Jesus.

John Henry Jowett emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment in recognizing the voice of the Lord amidst life's distractions and challenges. He highlights the need for believers to develop a keen ear to hear God's voice in times of sorrow and joy, ultimately leading to a deeper relationship with Him. Obedience to the Lord's call is essential for spiritual growth and sharpening our ability to listen to His voice, resulting in a life filled with vitality and eternal significance.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the significance of Jesus as the 'Resurrection and the Life,' highlighting His divine nature as the Son of God and the fulfillment of God's promises. He explains that while the Jews understood healing, they struggled to grasp the concept of resurrection through Christ, who entered into human sorrow and death to demonstrate His power over it. Darby discusses the transition from the old covenant, which was conditional, to the new covenant, which is unconditional, emphasizing the necessity of being born again to receive God's promises. He also reflects on the unique understanding of Mary, who recognized Christ's impending death and anointed Him, contrasting her insight with the disciples' lack of understanding. Ultimately, Darby illustrates that Christ's death and resurrection are central to God's plan for redemption and the fulfillment of His promises.

Favell Lee Mortimer reflects on the discourse of Jesus in the temple, warning his enemies that a time will come when they will seek Him but not find Him, a fate that awaits all unbelievers who die impenitent. Despite the misunderstanding of Christ's enemies, God's mercy extends even to the Gentiles, as seen in His purpose of sending the gospel to all nations. Mortimer emphasizes the importance of desiring to be where Jesus is, as His promise ensures that His servants will be with Him in glory for eternity.

H.J. Vine preaches about the significance of serving the Lord after being saved, emphasizing the importance of understanding and following God's will. He highlights that believers are saved to serve truly, saved daily to serve rightly, and will be saved finally and fully when the Lord returns. The sermon underscores the eternal nature of salvation in Christ Jesus, encouraging believers to serve from salvation, through salvation, and to salvation, in communion with the living Saviour.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the incomparable pre-eminence of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing His eternal Glory, His role in creation, sustenance, revelation, redemption, and future reign. He highlights the necessity of giving Christ the first place in all aspects of our lives, acknowledging His sacrificial love, and the privilege of fellowship with Him. Gaebelein urges believers to make Christ the absorbing object of their hearts and to live for Him, recognizing His unmatched worthiness and the honor bestowed upon Him by the Father.

Newman Hall preaches about the importance of following Jesus in all aspects of life, emphasizing the need to surrender to Him completely, even in the face of difficulties and uncertainties. Following Jesus means coming to Him fresh every day, trusting in His guidance, and imitating His example in all circumstances. It involves surrendering our will, denying ourselves, and taking up our cross daily, with the assurance that He will lead us victoriously through every challenge.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the humility of Jesus as a manifestation of divine power, contrasting it with human pride and the rejection He faced from His own people. He highlights the importance of faith in accessing God's power, as seen in the miracles performed by Jesus and His disciples, and warns against the obstacles of unbelief. The sermon illustrates God's unwavering love and grace, even in the face of human rejection, and encourages believers to act in faith and share the gospel. Darby also reflects on the disciples' mission and the necessity of relying on God's provision, culminating in the miraculous feeding of the multitude. Ultimately, he calls for a heart ready to follow Christ, embracing the path of the cross.