In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of apathy and lack of belief among Christians. He highlights the barrenness of altars and the lack of fire in the hearts of believers. The preacher also discusses the impact of various factors, such as the Vietnam War and blue-collar crime, on the country's economy and spirituality. He emphasizes that when God wants to get the attention of His people, He touches their economy, ecology, and may even raise up a nation to invade them. The preacher calls for a revival and urges Christians to prioritize soul-winning, just as the early Methodist Church did. He questions why Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for laborers in the harvest when He himself has enough faith, and emphasizes the importance of prayer in Jesus' ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker shares various stories and experiences related to the preaching of the word of God. One story is about Peter and John encountering a beggar who asks for money, but instead, they offer him healing in the name of Jesus. The speaker also mentions a procession where people walked and leapt in praise of God, causing businesses to stop and people to take notice. The sermon also touches on the impact of the word of God in prisons, where one young man's prayer led to his deliverance from drugs, prompting the speaker to visit other prisoners and share the message of Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and the unfairness of ministry, as Jesus calls believers to reap where they did not sow.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story about the impact of reaching out to the least fortunate. He recounts his experience in Sri Lanka after the tsunami, where he and his team took in 3,000 children who had lost everything. He shares the heartbreaking story of a young boy from a Dalit untouchables family who found hope in Jesus through their school. The speaker emphasizes the importance of caring for and reaching out to children, as they are the bridge to reaching millions with the message of Christ's grace.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a strange dream he had that became a turning point in his life. In the dream, he saw a vast golden wheat field, symbolizing the harvest that Jesus talked about in John's Gospel and Matthew. He also saw a little girl named Meena standing in sewer water, representing the desperate need for the gospel in India. The speaker felt a sense of urgency to reach out to the harvest and was comforted by the image of a bridge filled with children, symbolizing the potential for many to come to Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of missionaries sharing their experiences with the body of Christ. He emphasizes the need for encouragement and challenges listeners to deepen their relationship with God. The speaker then references a passage from the Gospel of John, highlighting the significance of understanding and seeing what God is doing in the world. He urges the audience to have a mindset that goes beyond simply observing global tragedies, but to consider how they can make a difference in the lives of others. The sermon concludes with a powerful story of a missionary encountering a desperate woman and the impact of sharing the gospel with her.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not just making a mental decision to follow God, but actually taking action and responding to the gospel. He uses the analogy of being in a plane that is about to crash, and how simply deciding to put on a parachute is not enough - one must actually jump out of the plane. The speaker then discusses four different times of harvest, with the current time being the end of the summer season. He compares himself to a boy on the end of a train, signaling that the train is leaving and urging the audience to respond to the message. The speaker also mentions the importance of not just hearing the word of God, but actually responding to it, and highlights the grace and harvest of God that has come to the audience.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the church's focus should be on God and His work, rather than worldly matters like sports, entertainment, or politics. The message centers around the idea that God is building a temple made up of living stones, which are the people who have accepted Christ as their savior. The speaker encourages the congregation to stand firm and steady in their faith, to keep busy in their work for the Lord, and to not give up. The sermon concludes with a call for pastors to reconsecrate themselves and strive to do the work of the Lord better.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of Christians being concerned and compassionate towards others. He urges listeners to see people the way Jesus does, with love and empathy. The speaker also highlights the need for more laborers in God's harvest and encourages believers to pray for more workers. He reminds them not to be discouraged by slander or opposition, but to continue their witness and trust in God's timing. The sermon references various Bible verses, including Matthew 10:16 and Luke 13, to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not letting the affairs of this life distract or disqualify believers from serving God. He encourages the audience to prioritize their love for God and the authorities He has placed in their lives. The preacher also highlights the need for repentance and a change of heart, mind, and actions in order to serve God zealously. He references Luke 10:2, where Jesus teaches about the great harvest but few laborers, and challenges the audience to reflect on why there are so few laborers. The sermon concludes with a call to leave behind worldly pursuits and follow Jesus, becoming fishers of men.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the challenges and frustrations that come with physical disabilities and limitations. He emphasizes the importance of watching and praying to de-exercise the soul and keep our spirits fresh and prepared for the Lord. The speaker also highlights the need for prayer in various aspects of life, including praying for laborers in God's harvest, praying for our enemies, and praying for our own needs. He encourages discipline in prayer and staying mindful to avoid distractions. The sermon references Luke 10 and 11, where Jesus instructs his disciples on the importance of prayer.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for a vision of the multitudes in the valley of decision. He highlights the vast number of souls in need of Jesus Christ and urges the congregation to expand their vision beyond their limited perspective. The preacher shares a personal experience of witnessing to a dying man and emphasizes the importance of reaching out to those around us who need the helping hand of Jesus. He calls for revival and the fire and power of God in the church, reminding the congregation that God's power is not diminished in the face of a worsening world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different types of hearts when it comes to receiving the word of God. Some hearts are shallow and easily swayed by the cares of the world, riches, and lust, causing the word to be choked out. The preacher emphasizes the importance of holding fast and running the race, relying on God rather than qualifications or experience. He warns against depending on gadgets, techniques, and money to serve the Lord, citing the example of Jesus feeding the multitude with just a little boy's offering of five loaves and two fishes. The sermon emphasizes that it is not money or material resources that serve the Lord, but rather God's blessing.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the love of Jesus and the importance of holding onto Him. He acknowledges that many people may feel unloved, burdened by sin, and neglected by others. However, he reassures the listeners that God's salvation is a miraculous work. The preacher urges the congregation to look beyond the church walls and recognize the world's need for Christ. He quotes Matthew 28:19, reminding them of the command to go and teach all nations. The sermon concludes with a call for God's people to wake up and actively share the message of Christ with the town outside the church.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of studying and understanding the word of God. He quotes 2 Timothy 2:15, where the Apostle Paul instructs Timothy to study and rightly divide the word of truth. The preacher urges the audience to delve deep into the Bible, allowing the Holy Spirit to transform their hearts and remove anything displeasing to God. He warns against being idle and relying on others to feed their souls, instead encouraging personal engagement with the scriptures. The preacher also criticizes the shallow teachings and doctrines that have infiltrated the church, emphasizing the need for a proper understanding of the Bible to discern truth.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of unity and like-mindedness among believers. He warns that without agreement and a common strategy, there will be divisions and contentions within the church. The speaker also highlights the need for a plan of action and policy to carry out the work of world evangelism, even if there are disagreements. He mentions the significance of individual testimonies and reports, as they provide a deeper understanding of God's work. The sermon concludes with a mention of the areas that need balance in order to effectively carry out the strategy.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for his family's missionary work and the fact that his daughters are also serving the Lord. He then reads from Matthew 20:1-16, which tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being available for the Lord's work, even in the eleventh hour. He mentions four young people who have chosen to serve the Lord instead of pursuing lucrative careers, highlighting their dedication and sacrifice.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for a generation of men and women who are dedicated to God's purpose and willing to be used as instruments of deliverance in the world. He encourages the listeners to let go of any limiting beliefs and allow God to set them free and send them out to make a difference. The preacher then refers to the Gospel of Luke, specifically chapter 10, where Jesus appoints seventy disciples to go ahead of him and spread his message. He highlights the importance of prayer and rejoicing in the power and authority given by God, rather than focusing solely on the miracles and manifestations. The sermon concludes with the preacher discussing the significance of offering peace to others and the need for deep biblical knowledge in order to effectively share God's word.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about a child who was limited physically and unable to play basketball like the other kids. The preacher relates this to how God looks at all of us, recognizing our limitations and providing Jesus as a solution. The preacher emphasizes the need for a revival of religion and urges the congregation to pray for workers to be sent out into the world to spread the gospel. The sermon also addresses the decline of Christianity and the rise of secularism, highlighting the importance of compassion and feeling for the lost souls in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a vision for missionary sending based on the word of God. The vision is being spread through tapes and the internet to leaders around the world. The speaker emphasizes the need for breakthrough concepts in order to see new missionaries, especially since the number of career missionaries in the United States is dropping. The sermon also highlights the importance of committed senders who are willing to sacrificially support missions financially. The speaker references the story of Barnabas and Saul in Acts 13 and encourages the audience to take greater ownership of the call to send missionaries.

In the video, a lady purchased a Jesus film in English to watch with her family. As she watched the film, she became aware of who Jesus Christ was and decided to give her life to the Lord. She also prayed for healing from her cancer. When she went back to the doctor, the cancer was no longer present in her body. This testimony highlights the impact of the Jesus film in bringing people to know the Lord and experience healing.

In the video, the speaker shares his experience of preaching to a large congregation and being asked to give an invitation for people to register as missionaries. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and obedience to God's word in sending workers into the harvest field. The speaker expresses gratitude for the gathering in Pretoria, where thousands of people from 133 nations came together. He also highlights the need for partnerships in missions and references Phil Butler's talk on the subject. Overall, the speaker encourages listeners to be proactive in their faith and to not become lukewarm in their commitment to God's mission.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of building habits in the Christian life. He encourages seminary students to prioritize their study and use their time wisely to develop these habits. The speaker also discusses the struggle of finding balance in reading and preparing for ministry, as well as witnessing to others. He then shifts the focus to the topic of world missions and the need for a balanced perspective. The speaker challenges misconceptions about missionary work and highlights the diversity of wealth in countries like India.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not only distributing literature but also following up with people to ensure their spiritual growth. They believe that it takes 14 years to fully follow up on the work that God does in just 14 days of distributing literature. The speaker also expresses their commitment to building churches based on God's Word and not cooperating with those that are not. They urge the audience to have a deep love for Jesus Christ and to be willing to go and be ambassadors for Him, even if it means sacrificing and giving up other good things.

In this sermon, the speaker uses an illustration to help us understand the concept of what Jesus did for us. He compares it to being the firstborn son of a king, destined to be the next king. The prince has only known a life of luxury and privilege, unaware of the struggles of the common people in his kingdom. However, one day he is captured and sold into slavery, experiencing a complete reversal of his circumstances. Through this story, the speaker emphasizes the radical nature of abiding in Christ and the transformative power of Jesus in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of what God is doing around the world. While he acknowledges that there are others who may be better at sharing about God's work, he feels called to talk about what is not being done. He emphasizes the importance of praying for countries like Tibet and being more effective in sending missionaries to unreached regions. The speaker also shares his personal testimony of how prayer and evangelism impacted his life, and encourages the audience to have the love of Jesus as their motive for reaching others with the gospel. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the need for more workers in the harvest field and the importance of compassion and action in following Jesus' example.