In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the seriousness of being in church and attending Bible conferences. He acknowledges the importance of fun, humor, and relaxation, but warns against the excessive indulgence in worldly pleasures. The speaker references Jim Elliott, a missionary who was convicted by Psalm 100 to turn his eyes from beholding vanity, and encourages the audience to be mindful of what they watch on television. He also criticizes the current generation for being spectators and onlookers, particularly in the realm of religion, where people attend meetings and accumulate knowledge without taking action. The speaker emphasizes the need for the Word of God to convict and stir the hearts of believers, leading to repentance and a transformed life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a heart that is willing to give and be generous. He shares a story of a man who withheld his money from a missionary offering out of fear of not having enough for himself, but later had his money stolen. The preacher uses this story to illustrate the principle that if we don't give to God, the devil will take it. He then urges the listeners to not procrastinate in their spiritual growth and to take time out to prioritize their relationship with God. The sermon concludes with a warning about the consequences of losing one's soul and the importance of not delaying in accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preparing oneself for Sunday service by getting enough rest on Saturday nights. He warns against engaging in long discussions with friends that may lead to exhaustion and falling asleep during the service. The preacher also highlights the significance of hearing and keeping the words of Jesus, stating that those who do so are more blessed than the womb that gave birth to him. The sermon concludes with a story about a boy who innocently waits for his friends at a mall, only to be approached by a seductive girl, highlighting the dangers of temptation.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of preaching and teaching the word of God. He shares that sometimes he feels physically sick when speaking to large crowds, but also when speaking to just a few people. He emphasizes that preaching challenges and breaks us, leading to a response, while teaching informs our minds and challenges our worldview. The speaker references Jesus' sermon on the mount, highlighting the significance of memorizing and living out its teachings. He also emphasizes the importance of accountability and making a commitment to spending regular time alone with God.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the words of Jesus in Matthew 7:24-27. He emphasizes the importance of not only hearing the words of Jesus, but also putting them into practice. The preacher highlights the distinction between the wise and foolish builders, who may appear similar but are actually dissimilar in their actions. He warns the congregation that building their lives on the foundation of sand, which represents not obeying the words of Jesus, will ultimately lead to destruction. The sermon concludes with the crowd being amazed at Jesus' teaching, recognizing his authority and the need to heed his words.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of spreading the message of God without hesitation or explanation. He references a story from the Bible where Jesus sends out his disciples to deliver a message and warns them not to stop or explain, but to simply take the message and go. The preacher emphasizes that hearing the word of God is crucial for salvation and warns that those who do not listen will face judgment. He also highlights the consequences of ignoring God's warnings and shares a story of a woman who met a tragic end after disregarding God's reproach. The sermon concludes with a reminder that our lives are in the hands of God and we should not take our existence for granted.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Revelation and its significance for believers. He highlights the opening verse of Revelation 4, which describes John's experience of receiving a divine message. The preacher emphasizes that this experience is something that all believers can anticipate happening even today. He encourages the congregation to read the book of Revelation, as it provides a renewed confidence in God's sovereignty and control over all things. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of obeying the word of God and finding blessing in doing so.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of heeding the Spirit's message to the church, focusing on two key verses from Luke 11 and Hebrews 2. It highlights the need to give earnest heed to the Word, prayer, church fellowship, and sharing the gospel, while addressing the dangers of self-righteousness, humanism, and spiritual complacency. The call to repentance, confession, and surrender is central to experiencing revival and true transformation.

In this sermon, the speaker criticizes a woman who distorts and adds to God's word, using emotional experiences and pantheistic ideas that are not supported by the Bible. The speaker also mentions the desire for entertainment in the conservative church, particularly among young people. They briefly discuss the history of the Bible, including its canonization and translation into multiple languages. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Word of God and warns against relying on external experiences or music to determine one's salvation.

Oswald Chambers emphasizes that true spiritual understanding comes not from intellect but from obedience to God's will. He highlights that obedience is the key to gaining insight into Jesus Christ's teachings, and that spiritual darkness often results from our unwillingness to obey. Chambers stresses that when God speaks to us, we are immediately tested on our obedience, and disobedience hinders our spiritual growth. He urges believers to address any unresolved conflicts or issues before coming to God in worship, emphasizing the importance of obedience to God's word even when it seems challenging or unconventional.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that true happiness for all moral beings is found in obedience to God, the Creator. He illustrates this by referencing Psalm 103:20, highlighting that even angels experience their highest joy in fulfilling God's commandments, viewing obedience not as a burden but as a delight. Tozer asserts that heaven is characterized by the surrender of its inhabitants to God's will, making it a realm of joy for His obedient children. He encourages believers to recognize that their fulfillment lies in aligning with God's purpose and commands.

Thomas Reade preaches on the invaluable treasure of the Holy Scriptures, emphasizing its role in dispelling darkness, guiding through error, and bringing joy in times of misery. He highlights the Bible as the revelation of God's love and grace, containing heavenly blessings and guiding principles for holiness. Reade stresses the importance of seeking wisdom and direction from the Scriptures, as they have the power to convert souls, provide comfort, and equip believers for spiritual battles. He encourages embracing the Word of God with faith and simplicity, as it reveals Jesus, the source of promises, prophecies, and glories.

Richard E. Bieber delivers a powerful sermon warning against the danger of trusting in false 'connections' with Jesus, emphasizing the importance of truly hearing and keeping God's word. He highlights the deception of relying on past deeds, relationships, or religious activities as a guarantee of salvation, stressing the need for genuine repentance and obedience to Jesus' teachings. Bieber urges listeners to open their hearts to God's word by being still, listening attentively, and letting go of anger and self-righteousness. He emphasizes the transformative power of acting on Jesus' words immediately, rather than just discussing or contemplating them, and encourages applying God's teachings first within one's own family.

Valsan Thampu preaches on the biblical mandate for children to obey their parents, emphasizing that parental authority is derived from God Himself. Obedience is highlighted as a spiritual merit, with disobedience seen as detrimental to human life, while Jesus exemplifies perfect obedience. The sermon underscores the importance of obedience in relationships, especially in the context of the family, and the significance of obedience as an exercise in enlightened freedom within the Kingdom of God.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that the Scriptures are not merely for literary enjoyment but demand an immediate response of action, faith, and surrender. He warns that reading the Bible without this commitment increases one's responsibility and judgment. The Word of God serves as a guide for those lost in sin, providing essential instruction about righteousness, life, and the afterlife. Tozer highlights that the destiny of each person hinges on their response to God's voice in the Scriptures. Ultimately, the Bible calls individuals back to God, urging them to act upon its teachings.