In this sermon, the speaker discusses the issue of people making superficial decisions for Christ without truly committing their lives to Him. He shares examples of large numbers of people who made decisions for Christ but did not follow through in their faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of true repentance and heartbrokenness over one's sin, rather than just a superficial smile. He also highlights the joy in heaven when even one soul repents and encourages the audience to share the message of Jesus with others.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on a personal experience from many years ago, where he felt the power of his Savior defeating Satan. He emphasizes the importance of being led by God's grace and being cleansed of sin. The preacher then reads from the Gospel of Matthew, specifically focusing on a passage about an unclean spirit returning to a man after being cast out. He warns the congregation about the dangers of drifting away from God and urges them to heed the Savior's call before it's too late. The sermon highlights the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome Satan's schemes and emphasizes the need for reliance on Christ.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches on the importance of guarding our hearts against evil spirits, using the analogy of a house where unclean spirits dwell. The parable emphasizes the need for true conversion and the presence of Jesus in our hearts as the only protection from Satan's malice. Those who do not heed the warning risk falling prey to demonic influences, as seen in the tragic stories of King Saul and the wicked Pharisees.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of standing firm in faith, being courageous, and strengthening oneself with the armor of God to face spiritual battles. She emphasizes the need to identify and address our weaknesses, as they are the areas where we are truly tested in our faith and obedience to God. Tileston urges constant prayer for God's grace to help overcome these weaknesses and to diligently seek out any deficiencies in our obedience that may affect our spiritual discernment.

Zac Poonen preaches about the importance of being co-workers with the Lord Jesus in His ministry of intercession and salvation, contrasting it with Satan's ministry of accusation and condemnation. He emphasizes the need for believers to cooperate with God in working out their salvation, changing their attitudes towards others to reflect Jesus' love and compassion. Poonen warns against being co-workers with Satan by engaging in the spirit of accusation, highlighting the detrimental effects it can have on believers' lives and health. He urges believers to replace the spirit of accusation with the spirit of intercession, following the example of Jesus in saving and interceding for others.

Zac Poonen preaches about the church in Laodicea, highlighting the dangers of being lukewarm in faith, neither fully committed nor completely worldly. He emphasizes the importance of being on fire for God, fervently loving others, and avoiding spiritual deadness and self-righteousness. Poonen urges believers to repent, be zealous, and open their hearts to Jesus, who offers redemption and spiritual riches to those willing to pay the price of surrender. He reminds listeners that discipline from the Lord is a sign of His love and calls for wholehearted repentance and overcoming the world, just as Jesus did.

Zac Poonen preaches on the message to the church in Laodicea, where Jesus reveals Himself as the Amen, the faithful and true Witness, and the Beginning of the creation of God. The church was rebuked for being lukewarm, neither hot nor cold, and for being self-sufficient in their wealth while spiritually poor and blind. Zac emphasizes the importance of having hearts aflame with fervent love for God and others, rather than being lukewarm or spiritually dead, as this is the normal state expected of true disciples of Jesus.

Zac Poonen preaches on the church in Laodicea, emphasizing the danger of being lukewarm in our faith - spiritually dead despite being morally respectable. He highlights the importance of having hearts aflame with fervent love for God and others, as symbolized by the burning fire on the altar in Leviticus. Poonen stresses that true disciples must have fervent love for fellow believers, not just the absence of evil attitudes. He warns against being lukewarm, as it is more damaging to the cause of Christ than being cold or worldly.