In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of memorizing extended passages of Scripture as a means of meditating on God's Word. He highlights the life of George Mueller, who sought to glorify God by caring for orphans and trusting in His provision. The speaker encourages listeners to "see God" and find satisfaction in Him, which will lead to freedom from greed and fear and a willingness to take risks and sacrificially love others. He concludes by emphasizing the crucial role of knowing God through the Bible and fighting for joy in Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of truly knowing God, highlighting how many people may know about God but not truly know Him intimately. It shares stories of past revivals and the powerful presence of God that transformed lives, contrasting it with the lack of spiritual fervor and depth in modern times. The message calls for a return to fervent prayer, deep intimacy with God, and a hunger for revival that can set hearts on fire for God.

In this sermon, the preacher challenges the audience to reflect on their personal relationship with God. He emphasizes the importance of worshiping God and the cost it may require, such as revising one's social calendar. The preacher also discusses the need for discipline in the Christian life, citing examples of early Christian leaders who had strict devotional practices. He distinguishes between praise and worship, stating that praise is the prelude to true worship. The preacher also highlights the danger of relying on entertainment as a substitute for joy, and encourages the audience to find joy in Jesus, who offers his joy to his disciples.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of humbling oneself before God and acknowledging the truth of His word. He highlights the need for God's reproof and rebuke to bring about a transformation in our hearts. The preacher also discusses the dangers of false revivals that focus on signs and wonders rather than the true message of the Gospel. He encourages believers to seek a genuine relationship with Jesus and to continually strive to know Him better. The sermon references the Apostle Paul's attitude of forgetting the past and pressing forward towards Christ, as well as the story of David's realization of his own corruption and need for deliverance.

This sermon emphasizes the transformative power of encountering Jesus Christ, challenging believers to move beyond a superficial faith and embrace a life of true discipleship. It calls for a return to genuine worship, repentance, and a deep relationship with God, rejecting shallow teachings and self-centered Christianity. The message urges believers to run from churches and leaders that prioritize personal gain, lack true repentance, and do not preach the full Gospel, encouraging a pursuit of holiness and a passionate, sacrificial commitment to Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of truly understanding and internalizing the word of God. He compares studying the Bible to studying subjects like mathematics or chemistry, stating that simply memorizing and regurgitating information does not lead to true understanding or life transformation. The speaker highlights the need for the message of the Bible to penetrate the heart, not just the mind, in order to bring about lasting change. He also encourages listeners to pray for the enlightenment of the eyes of their hearts, referencing the Apostle Paul's teaching to the Ephesians. The sermon concludes with a powerful analogy of how believers becoming children of God makes Him rich in a way that material possessions cannot.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the cyclical nature of life and the search for meaning and purpose. He emphasizes that one generation passes and another comes, and that life seems to move in repetitive cycles. The speaker acknowledges the frustration of seeking satisfaction and purpose through material possessions, as they ultimately prove empty and fleeting. He then points to Jesus as the source of true rest, peace, and satisfaction, inviting listeners to come to Him for a deeper understanding of life's meaning and purpose.

This sermon focuses on the theme of Grace for Knowing God, emphasizing the importance of developing a deep relationship with God through His grace. It highlights the concept of being in Christ and Christ being in us, leading to a transformative life lived by faith in the Son of God. The sermon encourages believers to seek a multiplied abundance of grace and peace through growing in the knowledge and intimacy of God and Jesus our Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and sharing one's personal testimony of how they became a Christian. He expresses concern that many Christians cannot articulate why and how they came to faith. The speaker references the story of the wise men who recognized their need for the Savior and left everything at Jesus' feet. He also highlights the significance of being connected to God and having a personal relationship with Him. The sermon concludes with a prayer for those who have not yet come to know the Lord Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the threefold work of God in salvation, which is described in the teachings of the apostle Paul. He explains that salvation is a process that occurs in three different tenses: past, present, and future. The preacher emphasizes that the ultimate goal of salvation is for believers to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ. He also highlights the concept of eternal life as a gift from God to sinful humanity, as described in the book of John.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding God's specific calling for each individual in the body of Christ. It highlights the need to focus on becoming more like Jesus rather than seeking worldly success or recognition. The speaker encourages humility, balance in ministry, and the pursuit of holiness as the ultimate goal, with a reminder that God's definition of 'good' in Romans 8:28 is conforming us to the image of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the purpose behind our actions. He explains that the word "so that" or "in order that" signifies two ideas in a sentence, with the second idea giving the reason or motivation for the first. The speaker uses the example of a destiny that has not gone as intended, resulting in less visible traces. He also highlights the distinction between having fellowship with an animal versus having fellowship with God. The sermon concludes with a mention of the three prayers of Jesus and the significance of understanding who Jesus is and the impact of his actions.

This sermon focuses on the significance of the first letter of John in the New Testament, emphasizing its importance due to being written by John at the age of 95 after years of observing various churches and believers. Despite the prevalent confusion in Christendom, John's message remains relevant, highlighting the deep truths of life and fellowship with God. He stresses the eternal life found in Jesus Christ and warns against idolatry, urging believers to guard themselves from worshiping anything other than the true God.

This sermon emphasizes the true meaning of eternal life as knowing God and Jesus Christ, not just living forever. It highlights the importance of continually laying hold of eternal life, as seen in the exhortation to Timothy to 'take hold of eternal life.' The message stresses the need to choose to pursue eternal life over worldly pursuits and the significance of knowing God deeply to experience spiritual growth and transformation.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life modeled after Jesus, focusing on the divine life and fellowship that comes from being saved by His life. It highlights the need to seek the life of Jesus, characterized by holiness, humility, and love, rather than being swayed by worldly achievements or doctrines. The speaker urges listeners to pursue a deep longing for the life of Jesus, leading to true fellowship and unity in the body of Christ.

This sermon reflects on historical events and individuals who were deeply impacted by encounters with God and the power of revival. It emphasizes the importance of knowing God personally, the significance of prayer and seeking the old paths of faith, and the transformative impact of genuine encounters with the Holy Spirit. The narrative highlights the need for a revival of spiritual fervor and dedication to God's Word in today's society.

This sermon delves into the revelation of God through Jesus Christ, emphasizing how Jesus clarified misunderstandings about God, demonstrated God's mercy, grace, compassion, and love, and revealed the triune nature of God. It highlights the importance of knowing God personally through Jesus for eternal life and the necessity of acknowledging God's holiness. The message invites individuals to receive Christ for a personal relationship with the true and living God.

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.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing God personally and experiencing eternal life as defined by Jesus in John 17. It highlights that eternal life is not just living forever but knowing God intimately, being broken to know Him better, and laying hold of eternal life by fighting the good fight to deepen our relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of staying focused on Jesus and not getting distracted by religious rituals or the enemy's tactics. He emphasizes the need to know and be conformed to Jesus, desiring to look like His son when standing before God. The speaker shares personal experiences of struggling with spiritual growth and settling for religion instead of pursuing a deeper relationship with Jesus. He encourages the audience to preach Jesus and trust in His power, as signs and miracles will follow those who are focused on Him. The sermon concludes with the assurance that nothing can separate believers from the love of God, even in the face of tribulation and distress.

In this sermon, Brother K. P. Johannon shares his personal journey of serving God for over four decades. He recounts how he left his home at a young age to serve God and faced suffering and persecution along the way. After many years of ministry, he realized that he had become disconnected from the pain and lostness of the world. His board members encouraged him to take a vacation, which he initially saw as a punishment, but ultimately embraced. The sermon challenges listeners to consider what they need to walk away from in order to fully follow Jesus, using the examples of the apostles who left everything to follow Him and the rich young ruler who was unwilling to do so.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing God as our Father and Jesus Christ, defining eternal life as a deep relationship with them. It highlights the need for believers to grow spiritually by living closely with God, just like a wife grows to know her husband over time. The message challenges believers to move from being spiritual babies to mature sons and daughters by encouraging and supporting one another in love, reflecting God's character of mercy, compassion, and encouragement.

In this sermon, Neil Porter discusses the theme of the glory of God. He references verses from the Bible, such as Moses asking to see God's glory and Jesus expressing his troubled soul and desire for the Father's glory. Neil emphasizes the importance of keeping the glory of God in mind in all aspects of life. He also mentions a conversation with a foreman who realizes the significance of being truthful and not trying to counterfeit God's glory. The sermon concludes with a mention of a conference where various meetings and discussions took place, including a focus on the Ethiopian food crisis and a powerful testimony given by Patrick Johnson.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking to know Christ deeply and fully, comparing the attitudes of minimum Christians who do the least for God and maximum Christians who seek to do the most for Him. It challenges listeners to evaluate their values, seeing everything the world offers as rubbish compared to Christ, and to live wholeheartedly for Him, like Paul did, seeking to know Him better each day.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of plain preaching to his generation. He emphasizes that no man has the ability to obey the commandments and please God. The preacher also highlights the importance of facing the matter of the Lordship of Jesus Christ and confessing Him as Lord and Master. He cautions against equating America, patriotism, and democracy with Christianity, stating that they are not synonymous and that America is not the kingdom of God. The preacher urges the audience to recognize their sinfulness before God and to listen attentively to his message.