In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for repentance and deep radical changes in the church and its leadership. They suggest that the current emphasis in the church is primarily on conservation rather than Apostolic outreach. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding and caring for the Jewish people, using the Holocaust as a warning for the Gentiles. They urge believers to bear fruit that remains and to ask the Father in the name of Jesus for their needs. The sermon references Romans 2:6-9 and Acts 1:1-2 to support these points.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of the miracle of a Spirit-filled life. He refers to the crowd's questions on the day of Pentecost, asking what the events meant and what they should do. The preacher emphasizes that the explanation of the disciples' transformed lives demanded a verdict and that a Spirit-filled life should have unmistakable evidence. He warns against false claims of experiences with the Holy Spirit and highlights the importance of genuine fruit and a lasting impact in the life of a person filled with the Spirit of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the judgment of the fall as described in verse 14 of the Bible. He emphasizes that God must deal with the creature He made, who has turned away from Him. The serpent, which was different at the beginning, is cursed by God and Satan is also judged, affecting mankind. The preacher highlights the call of divine justice, sorrow, and love in this judgment, offering redemption through the promise of the coming Savior. The sermon emphasizes that salvation is God's search for man, as man ran away from Him.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing that he had a theme in his spirit that led him to study the first miracle of Jesus at Cana in John chapter 2. He mentions a prophetical school they have every summer where they discuss and interpret New Testament texts. The speaker reflects on the significance of the first miracle and how it relates to the last, suggesting that there is a tension of agreement between the two. He emphasizes the importance of paying attention to the first of anything because it often holds insights about what will come at the end.

This sermon focuses on the theme of revival and the role of prophets like Elijah in bringing about spiritual awakening. It emphasizes the need for a return to God's ways and the importance of trembling at His Word when preaching. The speaker challenges preachers to approach their ministry with a sense of urgency and reverence, highlighting the impact of individuals like Richard Baxter in leading revival at a family level.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for Jesus Christ, who came to earth as the manifestation of God and dwells in the hearts of believers. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the power of the Holy Spirit in being effective witnesses for the gospel. They mention that the gospel has been preached throughout the world and bears fruit. The speaker also mentions the need to trust in God's guidance and take one step at a time, using the example of Philip being directed to go to Gaza. The sermon concludes with the speaker acknowledging the significance of chapters 2 and 3 in the New Testament and expressing the intention to delve into them in the next session.

In this sermon, Chapman discusses the claim of Jesus to understand the motives and desires of mankind. He references John 2:24, where it is stated that Jesus knew what was in man. Chapman explains that Jesus had a deep understanding of human nature and could see through people's actions and words. He emphasizes the importance of being subject to authority and paying what is due, as stated in Romans 13. Chapman encourages individual study of the Bible to truly understand the joy of seeing Christ in the written word and looks forward to the day when believers will see Him as He is.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ and staying connected to Him. He explains that simply trying to change our behavior without truly abiding in Christ is ineffective. The speaker encourages listeners to listen to and meditate on God's word daily in order to stay connected to Him. He uses the analogy of a vine and branches to illustrate the relationship between Christ and believers, highlighting the need for dependence on Him for life and fruitfulness. The speaker also challenges the legalistic mindset that focuses on our own efforts, reminding listeners that Christianity is about receiving and sharing in the life of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a parable about a barren fig tree and its implications for our lives. The parable emphasizes the importance of producing fruit and the consequences of not doing so. The vine dresser pleads for one more chance for the tree, showing compassion despite the tree's lack of productivity. The speaker applies this parable to our own lives, urging us to examine our faith, repentance, and dedication to God. He reminds us that God expects us to produce fruit and calls us to redeem the time and fulfill our purpose in life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the consequences of being unequally yoked with the world. He uses the story of Lot from the book of Genesis as an example. Lot had moved in with the world and his family was affected by it. The speaker emphasizes the importance of separating oneself from the world and standing by God's principles. He also encourages the audience to stand by Israel and pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the significance of the number 40 in the Bible and how it represents testing or trial. He uses the life of Moses as an example, dividing it into three periods of 40 years each. The first 40 years, Moses was tested by the riches of Egypt, the second 40 years by tending sheep, and the last 40 years by leading the stubborn Israelites in the wilderness. Despite the continuous testing, Moses remained faithful and was recognized as a servant of the Lord. The preacher encourages the audience not to fear testing, as it is a part of serving the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by emphasizing the importance of understanding God's love and filling our lives with the fullness of His Spirit. The speaker acknowledges the power of choice and the capacity we have in choosing our eternal destiny. They express gratitude for God's choice to ordain us as disciples and bear fruit that remains. The sermon then transitions to discussing the concept of man's incompleteness and God's decision to create a help-meet for Adam. The speaker highlights Adam's naming of the animals as a demonstration of the mind God gave him.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life of Moses and the lessons he had to learn before being used by God. Moses spent forty years in the wilderness, where he had to learn about himself and about God. Eventually, God appeared to Moses in a burning bush, symbolizing the need for vision in serving the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of preparation before being used by God, using the example of Moses and even Jesus, who was prepared for thirty years before his ministry began. The sermon also highlights the work that God commissioned Moses to do, including delivering the Israelites from Egypt and receiving the law and the pattern for the tabernacle. The speaker encourages the audience to recognize their own strengths and talents as tools for serving God, but to also rely on Him and be willing to be consumed and purified by His presence.

In this sermon, the preacher shares the story of Joseph from the Bible as an example of how God can use difficult circumstances to shape and prepare us for His purposes. Joseph, who was initially thrown into jail, eventually became second in command of Egypt and played a crucial role in saving his family and the world from famine. The preacher emphasizes that God knows what He is doing and will never leave or forsake us, even in the midst of crisis. The sermon also highlights the transformative power of God's grace, using the example of a man named Steve who went from a life of desperation and crime to a life of purpose and grace. The preacher encourages listeners to trust in God's plan and to seek Him in both the good and bad times.

The video is promoting Pastor Chuck Smith's Marriage and Family Bible Study as a helpful resource for families during the holiday season. It highlights the breakdown of the family unit in society and the negative impact it has on marriages and children. The Bible study aims to provide basic principles to keep love alive within families. The video also emphasizes the importance of doing God's will, bringing forth fruit, and seeking God's approval in order to have a fulfilling and purposeful life.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Ephesians and its division into two parts. The first three chapters highlight what God has done for us in Christ, while the next three chapters explain how we should live on earth. The speaker emphasizes the importance of laying a good foundation in Christ before trying to live according to God's standards. The sermon also mentions the disciples' inability to become one even after Jesus' preaching, but Jesus assures them that they will do even greater works through the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a vision from God. He encourages believers to seek a vision that aligns with God's purpose and involves them in His plans. The speaker uses the example of Moses, who had a sense of his destiny to deliver his people from slavery. However, Moses took matters into his own hands and killed an Egyptian who was mistreating a Hebrew. The speaker highlights the need for leaders who are distressed by the vision God has given them and who seek guidance from the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the last words of Jesus before His crucifixion, as recorded in John 15. He emphasizes the importance of these words and how they reveal how to live, grow, and produce lasting fruit that brings glory to God. The preacher shares a verse from Psalm 45 that describes his heart overflowing with a good theme and his desire to address his verses to the King. He also discusses the significance of fruit in the context of reproduction, evangelism, and soul-winning, highlighting how every living thing leaves its imprint on its offspring.

Bakht Singh shares his transformative journey from bitterness and atheism to experiencing unspeakable joy through Jesus Christ. Initially resistant to Christianity, he recounts how his life changed dramatically after he accepted Christ, leading to a profound sense of peace and purpose. Singh emphasizes that true joy comes from a personal relationship with Jesus, which surpasses worldly ambitions and material satisfaction. He encourages others to seek this joy and to trust in God's power to transform their lives. His testimony serves as a powerful reminder of God's grace and the importance of surrendering to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the concept of forgiveness and the importance of forgiving others. He uses the analogy of a drop of water in a bucket to illustrate how insignificant our sins are compared to God's forgiveness. The preacher shares a story about a woman who survived a brutal attack during the Cultural Revolution in China and later discovered that the person who led the attack was living nearby. The sermon also includes a personal anecdote about a man struggling with pornography addiction and his reluctance to address it. The preacher challenges him to confront his sin and reminds him of the impact it has on his relationship with Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of following the Lord Jesus Christ and not deviating from His path. The ark mentioned symbolizes Jesus, who leads believers into the Promised Land and grants them rest and blessings. The preacher encourages the congregation to love the Lord with all their hearts and to love their neighbors as themselves, as this is the fruit of a true disciple. The sermon also highlights the power of prayer and the importance of confessing sins and seeking righteousness in order to experience restoration and healing.

This sermon delves into the importance of abiding in Christ and bearing fruit as highlighted in John 15. It emphasizes the need for believers to remain connected to Jesus, allowing His word to guide their lives and produce lasting fruit that glorifies God. The message challenges individuals to assess where they stand in terms of bearing fruit and encourages a deeper commitment to abiding in Christ for spiritual vitality and impact.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being chosen by God for a specific purpose, focusing on the need to understand why God chose us and the significance of bearing fruit for His glory. It highlights the primary purpose of bringing forth fruit in our lives, both in producing the fruit of the Spirit and impacting others for eternity. The message stresses the necessity of being broken before God, surrendering our own desires, and seeking to live a life that remains fruitful and joyful, even in the face of challenges and persecution.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by encouraging the congregation to identify and reach out to members who are absent from the service. They specifically mention Sergeant Williams and Jerry, expressing concern for their well-being. The speaker then addresses the challenges and fears that come with unemployment and financial difficulties. They emphasize the power of sin and the struggle to see loved ones find salvation, but also highlight the promises of God to bring salvation to the elect. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the importance of receiving the love of the truth and the assurance that God is faithful to save.

This sermon delivered at the Canadian Revival Fellowship Conference emphasizes the importance of revival ministry and the need for a life's message. Brother Don Kern shares his personal journey of desolation in ministry, leading to a crisis that highlighted the significance of the Lordship of Christ. He discusses the use of 'staffs' as substitutes for a life's message in reaching the spiritually dead, focusing on promotions, possessions, personalities, and preaching. The sermon stresses the necessity of prayer, dying to self, seeing others through the eyes of Jesus, and having clean hands and a pure heart to effectively transmit spiritual life to those in need.