In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the transformative power of God's mercy and grace. He shares a personal experience of being freed from chains and following God. The speaker also highlights the lack of boldness in testifying about one's faith in school and the absence of prayer in some schools. He then challenges the audience to consider the billions of people who are still in spiritual darkness and urges them to have compassion for the lost. The speaker emphasizes the importance of meditating on God's word and the need to understand the context in which biblical passages were written. He concludes by sharing a story from Papua New Guinea, highlighting the dangers faced by missionaries in reaching out to headhunter tribes.

In this sermon, Pastor George Stormont discusses the spiritual secrets of the life of Smith Wigglesworth. He emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and walking in the Spirit rather than being focused on worldly matters. He shares a personal experience where he felt the fire of God and had a vision of Jesus and the cross. He emphasizes the power of the blood of Jesus and the joy of being cleansed and filled with the Holy Spirit. The sermon encourages believers to seek a real baptism of the Holy Ghost and to live a life free from condemnation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of building oneself up in faith and staying vigilant against worldly temptations. He shares a story about a preacher who hypocritically indulges in drinking despite preaching against it. The preacher also mentions the urgency and gravity of the times we live in and the need to fulfill our calling. He suggests revising the Communion service and encourages believers to come together in a half-circle formation. The sermon concludes with a proclamation of God's ability to keep believers from falling and to present them faultless before His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of reviving the gift of God within oneself. He encourages Timothy not to be ashamed of the testimony of the Lord and highlights the three stages of faith: the blood of the Lamb, the word of testimony, and surrendering oneself to the cross. The speaker also emphasizes the need for believers to lay down their lives for others, just as Christ laid down his life for us. Additionally, he emphasizes the significance of sharing the message of Christ with others and how it is essential for maintaining a deep walk with God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and the need to prioritize it in our lives. He shares an example of a man named Buck Singh who dedicated three hours of his Sunday service to praise and worship, three hours to prayer, and three hours to other spiritual activities. The speaker also mentions the story of Hannah from the book of Samuel, highlighting how she fervently prayed to God for a child. He encourages listeners to make the most of their time and prioritize prayer, as it has the power to bring about blessings and change in our lives.

This sermon addresses the scenario where a believer humbly acknowledges a diminished affection for the Savior, a decreased appetite for Scripture, and a sense of distance from God. The focus is on the letter of Jude, emphasizing the need to contend for the faith amidst false teachings and to keep oneself in the love of God. The sermon highlights the importance of building up in faith, praying in the Holy Spirit, and waiting for the mercy of the Lord Jesus Christ as essential means to maintain a vibrant relationship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of prayer and shares examples of powerful prayer meetings throughout history. He mentions the event of Pentecost, where the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples in the upper room. He also highlights a remarkable prayer meeting that lasted for 100 years in Handhut, Germany, starting in 1727. The preacher emphasizes the need for persistent and fervent prayer, drawing inspiration from the story of Hannah in the Bible who prayed for a child.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the congregation to come forward for prayer and reflection before leaving. He emphasizes the importance of keeping oneself in the love of God by addressing any bitterness, strife, or evil speaking in one's heart. The speaker also mentions the instructions given in a letter to abstain from idol pollution, fornication, and consuming certain types of meat and blood. He then discusses the purpose of the church and how it is God's task to build and add to it, rather than relying on human efforts or gimmicks. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for the church to fulfill its calling by feeding and caring for God's people, which will result in the Lord adding to the church.

In this sermon, the pastor recounts his experience attending a prayer meeting in Los Angeles to protect his congregation from fanaticism. Despite his initial skepticism, he was convinced of the sincerity and spirituality of the people at the meeting. He encouraged his congregation to be open to the idea of speaking in tongues and to seek God's guidance. Eventually, the pastor himself was baptized in the Holy Spirit and began speaking in tongues. This experience led to the growth of a Bible study group that had a profound impact on the lives of its members.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the gladness of Jesus and the significance of praying in tongues as a means of personal edification and divine communication. He encourages believers to engage deeply with the Holy Spirit, highlighting that speaking in tongues allows individuals to receive mysteries and insights about their own hearts and the Word of God. Bickle shares his personal journey from skepticism to embracing the gift of tongues, urging the congregation to dedicate time to pray in the Spirit for spiritual growth and revelation. He stresses the importance of consistency in prayer and the transformative power it can have over time.

Mike Bickle discusses the significance of praying in the Spirit as outlined in 1 Corinthians 14, sharing his personal journey from skepticism to understanding the value of the gift of tongues. He emphasizes that there are two distinct types of tongues: one for personal edification and another for corporate worship, clarifying that all believers can benefit from the personal prayer language. Bickle highlights the benefits of speaking in tongues, including speaking mysteries, self-edification, and giving thanks to God, while also encouraging believers to engage in this practice for spiritual growth. He concludes by inviting those who wish to receive the gift of tongues to come forward for prayer, emphasizing that it is accessible to all believers.

Eli Brayley preaches on the transformation of Saul of Tarsus, later known as the apostle Paul, and its impact on the early Church, leading to a time of rest and edification among the believers. Drawing parallels to the modern Western Church, he emphasizes the importance of utilizing times of peace to grow in faith, love, and holiness, warning against the dangers of spiritual degeneracy in the absence of persecution. The message calls for a return to the fear of God, walking in holiness, and seeking the comfort of the Holy Spirit to avoid judgment and spiritual complacency.

William Gurnall preaches about the importance of praying 'in the Spirit,' highlighting the need to pray with both the spirit of the person praying and the Spirit of God. He emphasizes that true prayer involves praying with knowledge, fervency, and sincerity, and that it must come from a pure heart with pure intentions. Gurnall warns against hypocrisy in prayer, urging believers to be genuine and wholehearted in their communication with God.

Allan Halton emphasizes the powerful truth that Jesus, seated at the right hand of the Father, continually intercedes for His followers. He shares a personal revelation of experiencing the tangible presence of Jesus through the prayers of fellow believers, highlighting the intimate connection between Christ in Heaven and His body on earth. Halton urges believers to awaken to the reality that as members of Christ's body, their prayers are infused with the same power as those of Jesus, echoing the apostle Paul's fervent prayers that were inspired by his closeness to the Intercessor on the heavenly throne.

Keith Malcomson shares the inspiring story of Thomas Ball Barratt, a pioneer of Pentecost in Europe. Barratt's journey from Norway to America and back, his encounter with the baptism in the Holy Ghost, and his fervent prayer burden for nations led to a powerful Pentecostal movement in Oslo and beyond. Despite facing opposition, Barratt's obedience to God's call resulted in the spread of Pentecost to Sweden, Switzerland, Holland, India, and eventually across Europe, building unity among revival centers and churches. His legacy of emphasizing Jesus as the center of the church and the importance of the baptism in the Holy Spirit continues to impact Pentecostal believers worldwide.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the significance of the gift of faith as described by Paul in 1 Corinthians 12:9, distinguishing between saving faith and the faith that trusts in God's promises. He explains that saving faith is a gift from God that leads to salvation, while the faith that grows through experience allows believers to trust in God's Word and His promises. Smith illustrates various types of faith, including healing faith, and encourages believers to remain open to the manifestations of God's power in their lives. He reminds the congregation that faith can grow through experiences and that God can still perform miracles today, urging them to commit their lives to Him.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the necessity of co-operating with the Holy Spirit, highlighting that while the Spirit operates sovereignly, He respects human free will and waits for our invitation to work in our lives. Simpson explains that receiving the Holy Spirit involves an active engagement, akin to consuming nourishment, and that being filled with the Spirit is a continual process of renewal and refreshment. He urges believers to trust, obey, and honor the Holy Spirit, recognizing His gentle guidance and the importance of responding to His voice. The sermon illustrates that our spiritual growth and effectiveness depend on how we utilize the gifts of the Spirit, drawing parallels with biblical parables. Ultimately, Simpson calls for a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, encouraging believers to expect His powerful presence in their lives.

George Fox preaches about the importance of walking in wisdom, gentleness, meekness, thirst for righteousness, mercy, purity of heart, mourning, peacemaking, and enduring persecution for righteousness' sake as outlined in the Beatitudes. He emphasizes that love is essential for edification and that living faith, which is a gift from God, brings victory over the world, purifies the heart, and pleases God. Fox reminds the listeners that being in covenant with God through faith and love brings peace, while rejecting the light condemns individuals and puts them out of the covenant.

H.J. Vine preaches about the imminent return of the Lord, emphasizing the importance of believers assembling together and encouraging one another as the day of His coming draws near. Those who have been sanctified through Jesus Christ's sacrifice are urged to gather with fellow believers, rejecting the path of neglect and apostasy. The assembling together of saints is a scriptural commandment, not to be forsaken, as it leads to mutual edification and preparation for Christ's return.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne reflects on his early ministry before ordination, emphasizing the weighty responsibility of preaching and the necessity of personal devotion and prayer. He recounts his experiences in various parishes, the challenges of ministering to indifferent souls, and the deep yearning for the salvation of his congregation. M'Cheyne's commitment to spiritual growth and reliance on God is evident as he navigates the trials of ministry, including illness and the burden of souls. His heartfelt desire to serve and the lessons learned during this formative period laid the groundwork for his impactful future ministry.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the profound mystery and power of prayer, highlighting the role of the Holy Spirit as our Advocate who intercedes for us when we are unsure of our needs or how to pray. He explains that the Holy Spirit reveals our true needs, awakens holy desires, and lays burdens on our hearts, guiding us in prayer and teaching us to pray in accordance with God's will. Simpson reassures us that through the Trinity's cooperation, our prayers are presented to God with divine understanding, and encourages believers to trust in the Spirit's guidance and to approach prayer with faith and expectation. He concludes by reminding us that prayer is not just about asking but also about listening, waiting, and responding to God's will.

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.

Raymond Golsworthy preaches on the importance of praying in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing that all requests made in His Name will be granted. He explains that prayer in the Name is a Christ-united prayer, highlighting the organic oneness believers have with Christ and the privilege to pray to the Father as if the Son Himself were praying. Golsworthy delves into the significance of Christ-enthroning prayer, where believers acknowledge Christ's headship in their lives, leading to sifted prayers and a new quality of faith. He also discusses the concept of executive prayer, where believers, as part of the ruling Christ, exercise authority in prayer over situations and oppositions. Golsworthy further explores body-embracing prayer, emphasizing the importance of unity and love among believers in the body of Christ. He touches on crucified prayer, indicating that praying in the Name involves abandoning self-reliance and fully trusting in Christ's accomplishments. Lastly, he discusses Spirit-filled prayer, highlighting the role of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to pray in the Name, and consistent prayer, where every aspect of life is lived in recognition of being united with Christ.

Eli Brayley delivers a powerful sermon on faith healing, emphasizing the importance of praying in the name of Jesus and having unwavering faith in His power. He clarifies common misconceptions about faith healing, stressing that our faith should be in the authority of the Name of Jesus for miraculous healings. Eli addresses frequently asked questions about faith healing, highlighting the significance of genuine faith, obedience to God's commandments, and the role of God's will in healing.

David Smithers preaches on the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in the ministry of James Caughey, emphasizing the absolute necessity of the Spirit's influence for effective Gospel preaching and soul-winning. Caughey's commitment to fervent prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit led to remarkable revival across Britain, with thousands converted and communities transformed. Despite facing opposition and criticism for the manifestations accompanying his ministry, Caughey's unwavering dedication to prayer and dependence on the Spirit's guidance brought about lasting spiritual growth and empowerment among the Wesleyan Methodists.