In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful story about a man who led the attack on Pearl Harbor but later became a follower of Jesus. The preacher emphasizes the transformative power of love and how it conquers all. He also discusses the importance of joy and peace that come from a relationship with God, regardless of earthly circumstances. The preacher highlights the ministry of the Holy Spirit in glorifying Jesus and contrasts it with the prevalent focus on self in today's evangelical world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of worshiping God and walking in the light. He compares the lampstand in the tabernacle to Christ, describing it as a perfect picture of his deity. The preacher explains that true worship involves feeding on Christ, rather than being entertained or discussing social issues. He also highlights the need to avoid being deceived by worldly philosophies and vain deceit. The sermon references verses from the Bible, such as John 1:9 and Colossians 2:8, to support these teachings.

This sermon delves deep into the profound love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the value of intimate fellowship with God and the importance of understanding the depth of God's love for each individual. It highlights Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane, his sacrificial death on the cross, and the significance of forgiveness in response to Christ's ultimate sacrifice.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of moving beyond a focus solely on Christ's death on the cross to also understanding and embodying His life on earth. It highlights the need to be led by the Holy Spirit to live a Christ-like life, showing love, humility, and patience in all situations. The speaker encourages believers to grow beyond being spiritual babies, to be mature and loving individuals who reflect Jesus in their daily interactions.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the 40 days that Jesus spent on earth after His resurrection. He explains that during this time, Jesus trained His disciples to shift their focus from external things to internal revelation, from the flesh to the Holy Spirit, and from the law to life. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about a turbulent airplane ride to illustrate the need for Christians to rise above fear and rely on the Holy Spirit. He concludes by urging the audience to prioritize their personal encounter with the Lord and the experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, Shane emphasizes the importance of working for God and not relying solely on His grace. He discusses the theology of God's freeing work and how it relates to our own efforts. The sermon also mentions the upcoming topics of Adam's bar and Anaki. The speaker then transitions to discussing the life of Robert Murray McShane, a young preacher who died before the age of 30. The sermon concludes with lessons that can be learned from McShane's life and the importance of balancing work and recreation.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the role of the Holy Spirit in glorifying Jesus. He emphasizes that throughout the Bible, from the Old Testament to the New Testament, the central theme is Jesus. The speaker uses the example of the Bible itself to illustrate this, stating that the Bible is Jesus from beginning to end. He explains that in the Old Testament, there are prophecies about Christ, in the Gospels, we see the historical account of Jesus, in the Acts and Epistles, we witness the experience of Christ, and in the Apocalypse, we anticipate the coming glory of Christ. The speaker concludes by highlighting the progression of Jesus' story: He comes, He dies, He lives, and He saves.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a woman who visited prisoners and showed them kindness by bringing them cookies and a New Testament book. The prisoners were puzzled by her kindness and she explained that it was because of a prayer her parents had prayed before they were killed as missionaries in the Philippines. One of the prisoners, Mitsuo Fushida, came across a New Testament and started reading it. When he read the story of Jesus' crucifixion and His prayer for forgiveness, he was deeply moved and accepted Jesus as his Savior. He then dedicated his life to preaching the gospel around the world. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit's role in glorifying Christ and warns against the prevalent focus on self in today's evangelical world.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the profound significance of Jesus being the Alpha and Omega, highlighting that this title encapsulates His eternal nature and authority over all creation. He challenges listeners to seek a deeper understanding of this truth, which is essential for grasping the vastness of Jesus' role in the unfolding of history and personal destiny. Bickle points out that both Jesus and the Father declare this title, underscoring their shared glory and divine essence. He encourages believers to engage with the Holy Spirit to explore the implications of Jesus as the beginning and the end, which can transform their perspective on life and faith. Ultimately, this revelation serves as a source of comfort and strength, especially in times of trial.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the profound fascination that comes from knowing Jesus, the most captivating figure in history. He explains that God created us to be in awe of Him, and that true pleasure is found in a deep relationship with Christ, who desires connection with us. Bickle encourages believers to pursue a life filled with the joy and pleasure of encountering God, highlighting that the greatest revelations of God bring the deepest satisfaction to our spirits. He shares personal experiences of his early struggles in faith and the transformative power of understanding God's love and desire for us. Ultimately, he calls for a generation to be captivated by the beauty of the Lord and to abide in His love.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the call to holiness as a pursuit of the superior pleasures found in loving God, rather than a mere self-denial of sin. He explains that true holiness is about being fascinated by God's beauty and experiencing the joy of His presence, which equips us to enjoy life with Him forever. Bickle encourages believers to aim for 100% obedience, highlighting that the final 2% of surrender can unlock a deeper spiritual dynamic. He outlines three principles for pursuing holiness: knowing our identity in Christ, resisting sin, and actively pursuing God. Ultimately, he calls for a vision of living fascinated by God, which transforms our lives and empowers us against the allure of sin.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound promise of Jesus in John 14:27, where He offers His peace to the disciples, a peace that is unlike anything the world can provide. This assurance comes at a critical moment as the disciples face the impending trial of Christ's crucifixion, highlighting the contrast between worldly peace and the deep, abiding peace of Christ. Wilkerson explains that this peace is made accessible through the Holy Spirit, who reveals Christ to believers and guides them through their challenges. The sermon reassures that even in turmoil, the peace of Christ remains a constant source of strength and comfort for those who believe. Ultimately, the message is about embracing the peace that comes from knowing Christ and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes that to receive the power of the Holy Ghost, one must first accept the Holy Ghost as a person and live a holy life. He stresses the necessity of being cleansed and maintaining a pure vessel for the Spirit to work through. Meyer also highlights that living for the glory of Christ should be the ultimate goal, as the Holy Spirit's role is to glorify Jesus. Furthermore, he insists that preaching and teaching must align with the Word of God, warning against the dangers of prioritizing experience over Scripture. Ultimately, the message calls for a deep commitment to holiness and alignment with God's Word to fully experience the Holy Spirit's power.

John Gill emphasizes the vital role of the Holy Spirit in the Covenant of Grace, illustrating that the Spirit is not merely a bystander but an active participant who approves and engages in the covenant's promises and provisions for salvation. He highlights the Spirit's involvement in the incarnation of Christ, the application of salvation to believers, and the empowerment of the church through various gifts and graces. The Spirit's work includes conviction of sin, regeneration, and sanctification, all of which affirm His commitment to the covenant. Gill asserts that the Spirit's actions are a testament to His agreement with the Father and the Son in the redemptive plan. Ultimately, the sermon underscores the comprehensive nature of the Spirit's work in fulfilling God's promises to His people.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the necessity of being present-day witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, sharing the story of a young woman who, despite never having seen Jesus, felt His presence and committed her life to Him as a missionary. He argues that historical evidence alone is insufficient for true faith; rather, it requires a personal, transformative experience with the living Christ. Brengle highlights that this kind of faith purifies the heart and empowers believers to live out their faith authentically, making them effective witnesses in a world still plagued by sin and unbelief. He encourages Christians to seek a deep, personal relationship with Jesus, which is essential for both their own salvation and for effectively witnessing to others. Ultimately, he calls for believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit to truly know and testify about the living Christ.

Roy Hession emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit as the Comforter for those who repent, transitioning from conviction of sin to the assurance of Christ's sufficiency. He illustrates how the Spirit comforts the contrite by revealing the finished work of Christ, encouraging believers to rest in His grace rather than striving for self-improvement. Hession highlights that the Holy Spirit's ministry is to lead us away from despair and towards the peace found in Jesus, who is clear of judgment. The Comforter not only addresses our sin but also provides for all our needs, empowering us for service through a renewed vision of Christ. Ultimately, the Holy Spirit invites us to come to Jesus, where we find true rest and strength.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the necessity of Christ's departure for the coming of the Holy Spirit, who glorifies Christ in the hearts of believers. He explains that the glorification of Christ occurs both in heaven by the Father and on earth by the Spirit, revealing Christ's hidden excellence and worth. Murray encourages believers to move beyond knowing Christ in the flesh to experiencing His glory through the Spirit's indwelling. He highlights that true glorification requires surrendering the old ways of knowing Christ and embracing the Spirit's transformative power. Ultimately, the Spirit's work leads to a deeper, more intimate relationship with the glorified Christ, filling believers with His glory.

James Smith preaches about the Holy Spirit's work in our hearts as the glorifier of Jesus, leading us to see the Savior in His divine sweetness and glory. As we exalt and glorify Jesus, we long for others to love and adore Him as we do, recognizing His nature of love, grace, and mercy displayed in every aspect of His being. By looking at His person, names, offices, relationships, and comparisons made by the Holy Spirit, we see Christ's unparalleled excellence, loveliness, and suitability, drawing us closer to Him and igniting a desire to serve and glorify Him in all aspects of our lives.

George Cutting preaches about the importance of personal piety and wholehearted devotion to Christ, emphasizing the significance of being right with God in secret as well as in public. He highlights the need for believers to examine their hearts and surrender any selfish reserves to the Lord, acknowledging His infinite and eternal love. Cutting encourages believers to maintain a close relationship with Christ, reflecting His moral beauty and joyfully anticipating being with Him in eternity.

Joseph John Gurney preaches about the divine origin and authority of the Holy Scriptures, emphasizing that the canon of Scripture was not arbitrarily fixed by man but recognized by Jesus Christ and the apostles. The Old Testament and New Testament writings were established through historical, critical, and internal proofs, with the New Testament canon being universally acknowledged. Gurney highlights the importance of Scripture preservation, the dangers of adding human traditions to the Bible, and the need for all to have access to and interpret the Scriptures with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of being Christ-centered and Spirit-dependent for Christian growth. He highlights that true faith is in Jesus Christ alone, not in our own good works or self-righteousness. Stanford explains that spirituality is manifested through Christ-likeness, which is the fruit of the Spirit's work in believers' lives. He underscores the need for a spirit of dependence, confidence in God's goodness, and a focus on the Lord Jesus as the key ingredients of spirituality.

Miles J. Stanford preaches on the unity believers have with the Lord Jesus through the Holy Spirit, emphasizing how the Spirit constantly directs our focus to Jesus, engraving His image in our hearts, thoughts, words, and actions. Stanford highlights that spiritual growth is not about perfection but about making Jesus the central focus of our lives, with the Holy Spirit guiding us in understanding divine truths and transforming us from within. He reminds believers that true growth comes from yielding to the work of the Spirit, allowing the Cross to crucify our fleshly desires and worldly attachments, ultimately glorifying Jesus in all aspects of our lives.

Oswald Chambers emphasizes the contrast between the genuine Christian experience described in the New Testament and the superficial movements of today, highlighting the importance of a personal, passionate devotion to Jesus Christ. He points out that true Christian experience involves being born again into the Kingdom where Christ reigns, rather than just following Him as an example. Chambers stresses that Jesus is not only a Pattern or Figurehead, but the very essence of salvation itself, and the Gospel of God. By committing to the revelation in the New Testament, believers receive the Holy Spirit who glorifies Jesus, interpreting His work and applying it personally in their lives.

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of walking in the Spirit to overcome the desires of the flesh. By focusing on worship, prayer, and communion with the Father through the Spirit, believers can come to a deeper knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. Walking in the Spirit involves looking to Jesus as the ultimate object of faith and drawing all needed strength from Him, as seen in the example of Stephen who was full of faith and the Holy Spirit.

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of living a life that glorifies God in all aspects, whether in our daily activities or ministry. He highlights the interconnectedness of the ministries of the Holy Spirit, the Son, and the Father in bringing glory to God. Stanford stresses the significance of abiding in the Son and being led by the Holy Spirit to truly reflect God's glory in our lives and service.