In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel in its pure and simple form, without using manipulative tactics or relying on religious exercises. He highlights the story of the Roman officer who had faith in Jesus' power to heal his servant without physically being present. The preacher also mentions the miraculous feeding of the 5,000 with only five loaves and two fishes, emphasizing the trust and expectation of a little boy who believed in Jesus' ability to provide. He concludes by explaining that just as Jesus relied on the Holy Spirit to live His life on earth, believers should also rely on the Holy Spirit to live out the life of Christ in them.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johannon discusses the problem of people doing things for themselves rather than for the Lord. He emphasizes the importance of seeking the Lord's direction and staying balanced in life. He shares the story of Jacob, who faced challenges and deception but ultimately trusted in God's plan. Brother K.P. highlights the difference between the old covenant, which focused on following rules, and the new covenant, which calls believers to be one with Christ and obey his commandments out of love and gratitude.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for the prayers offered for Rebecca and their family. The sermon takes place on the last day of Youth Bible School, and the speaker emphasizes that our outer life is a reflection of our inner life. The speaker then directs the audience to 1 Corinthians 6, where it is stated that believers are bought and owned by God. The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing God as the captain of our lives and surrendering our rights to Him.

This sermon emphasizes the transformation from the old Gentile ways to learning Christ, focusing on speaking with gentleness, knowing when to be silent, and speaking the Word of God. It highlights the importance of using our tongues to build up, dispense grace, and reflect the righteousness purchased by Christ's blood, urging believers to imitate Christ in their speech and conduct.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the fallen state of humanity, as described in Genesis 3, where sin and death entered the world. However, the preacher also highlights God's plan for eternal life, which was established even before the creation of the world. The sermon then focuses on the concept of freedom in Christ, stating that through Jesus, believers have been set free. The preacher challenges the audience to examine whether they are truly living by the Spirit or being controlled by their sinful nature. The sermon is based on the book of Galatians, specifically chapter 5.

Walter Beuttler delves into the 'School of the Spirit,' emphasizing the importance of being taught by God to speak timely words of encouragement and sustenance to the weary. He highlights how Jesus, filled with the Spirit, spoke and acted not out of His deity but as the Father taught Him, showcasing the secret behind His powerful ministry. Beuttler challenges listeners to embrace the 'School of the Spirit' despite the high tuition of being willing to endure criticism, persecution, and suffering, just as Jesus did, ultimately setting their faces like flint to pay the price for spiritual growth.

Paris Reidhead preaches on the importance of believers being united with Christ, just as Christ is united with the Father, emphasizing that through this unity, the world will come to know and believe in the Father who sent Jesus. He shares powerful testimonies of answered prayers and divine interventions, illustrating the impact of living in complete union with Christ. Reidhead challenges the congregation to surrender fully to Christ, allowing Him to dwell in them and work through them for the glory of God and the salvation of the world.

Paris Reidhead emphasizes the profound significance of praying in Jesus' name, explaining that it is not merely a formulaic conclusion to prayers but a deep commitment to the will and commandments of Christ. He illustrates that true prayer in Jesus' name requires a relationship characterized by love for Him and obedience to His teachings, mirroring the relationship Jesus had with the Father. Reidhead stresses that our prayers should reflect a total dependence on God, allowing Him to work through us rather than using Him as a tool for our own desires. He encourages believers to recognize the power of their words and the importance of aligning their hearts with God's will to experience the fullness of His presence and guidance in their lives. Ultimately, Reidhead calls for a renewed dedication to living and praying in a way that glorifies God and fulfills His purposes.

M.L. Dye preaches on the definition of sin according to Jesus Christ, emphasizing that temptation and mistakes are not sin, but willful rejection of light is. Jesus taught that sin involves consciously choosing evil over good, rejecting the truth even when it is known. The sermon delves into the importance of understanding the difference between sin and mistakes, highlighting the need for repentance and the consequences of unrepented sin.