In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of visiting Russia and speaking to Christians there. He emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel and the joy of speaking about the love of the Lord. The speaker then recounts a story from the time of the German occupation in Holland, where a young Christian boy named Pete learns the importance of sharing the way of salvation with others. Pete later finds himself in prison and uses his last days to share the gospel with his fellow inmates. The speaker also shares a personal story of being accused of having dangerous papers in their house, but the judge unexpectedly destroys the evidence. The sermon highlights the importance of being a light in the world and the power of the gospel to transform lives.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares their experiences and beliefs about the importance of spreading the word of God. They mention their work with feeble-minded children and how Jesus has a great love and concern for everyone in need. The speaker recounts a confrontation with a man who questions the value of converting abnormal individuals. The speaker also shares a story about saving Jewish people during the time of Adolf Hitler and the importance of winning souls for Jesus Christ. The transcript ends with a letter from a man sentenced to death, expressing gratitude for being able to share the message of salvation with his fellow inmates.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of individuals who have strayed from their faith and are now living in bitterness and defeat. He specifically mentions young men who were once filled with the light of God but allowed worldly influences, such as relationships, to change their future. The preacher emphasizes the importance of living a Christian life and being a good example to others. He also highlights the need for personal accountability and warns against disregarding the truth that God's light reveals in our lives. The sermon encourages listeners to examine their actions and make necessary changes to align with God's will.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of Jesus speaking to bring light to dark hearts. He highlights the significance of Jesus' cry of abandonment on the cross, stating that it should be the end of our grief and bring heavenly mourning to our minds. Despite the speaker's physical pain, he believes that God can still bless his feeble words and make the darkness meaningful to us. The sermon concludes by discussing the sympathy of nature with Jesus, stating that all lights are dim without him and that the darkness surrounding his death holds deep meaning and instruction for believers.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the lack of belief in Jesus despite witnessing his miraculous signs. He emphasizes that people choose not to believe rather than being unable to believe. The preacher highlights three reasons why people refuse to believe: pride, reluctance to ask for forgiveness, and unwillingness to surrender their lives to Christ. He then discusses the story of David, who experienced turmoil and lack of peace due to his sins until he confessed and sought forgiveness from God. The preacher emphasizes that God is eager to forgive and offers pardon and joy through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the misconception that God is biased and only saves those who are good-looking or small in stature. He shares the story of a man named Ernest Lorric who struggled with feeling unworthy of God's acceptance due to his difficult upbringing. However, through repentance and prayer, Ernest found salvation and freedom from his enslavement to sin. The preacher also mentions a booklet specifically written for children who grow up in conservative environments and struggle with understanding their salvation. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the importance of repentance, faith, and the assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ.

R.A. Torrey emphasizes that Jesus is the Light of the World, asserting His divine nature and the necessity of believing in Him to escape the darkness of sin. He explores the implications of Jesus' claim, highlighting the importance of knowing both the Father and the Son for true understanding and salvation. Torrey warns that dying in sin leads to eternal separation from God, urging listeners to seek Jesus while He can be found. The sermon contrasts the light of Christ with the darkness of disbelief, illustrating the consequences of rejecting His message. Ultimately, Torrey calls for a commitment to follow Jesus, the true source of light and life.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that Jesus is the light of the world, coming to dispel the darkness that envelops humanity. He encourages believers to trust in Jesus, assuring them that faith leads to liberation from despair and ignorance, allowing them to bask in the eternal light of hope and joy. Spurgeon urges listeners to shake off their depression and not remain in darkness, as Jesus offers the privilege of living in broad daylight. He reminds us that just as the sun rises to scatter light, Jesus' coming is not in vain, and believers can rejoice in His presence. Ultimately, Spurgeon calls for a response of faith to fully embrace the light that Jesus provides.

C.I. Scofield preaches on the profound significance of Jesus as the Light of the World, despite His humble earthly appearance and lack of worldly knowledge or status. He emphasizes that Jesus' impact on the world throughout history has been undeniable, bringing light not only spiritually but also intellectually and emotionally. Scofield highlights how Jesus' teachings have shaped ethics, provided understanding on life and death, and revealed the true purpose of life as investing in others and living out genuine faith.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the infinite love and compassion of Jesus, who came as a light into the world so that whoever believes in Him should not abide in darkness. The invitation to believe in Jesus is the last call to an unbelieving world before His crucifixion, emphasizing the urgency of accepting His light. Those who reject this light choose to remain in darkness, which is not only gloomy and unwholesome but also dangerous, as it exposes them to pitfalls and snares set by the enemy. Jesus, the Son of God, was manifested to bring light to a dark and sinful world, and those who reject Him will face judgment at the last day.

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the profound revelation of Jesus as 'the Resurrection and the Life,' emphasizing the assurance that all spiritual needs will be graciously met by Him. He delves into the various titles given to our Lord in the Scriptures, highlighting the significance of Christ revealing Himself as 'I AM' in different contexts to meet every necessity of His beloved. Bradbury explores the gloomy surroundings of sickness and death, the glorious speaker Jesus as the Resurrection and the Life, the gracious characters of believers experiencing spiritual death and life in Christ, and the grave question posed to believers: 'Believest thou this?'