In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the state of the world and compares it to the biblical verses that describe a lack of justice and salvation. He specifically mentions the tragedy of Vietnam and the lack of outcry over the injustice that occurred there. The speaker also contrasts this with the dedication to prayer and commitment to God in countries like Korea. He then shares his experience at a Christian event where there was a focus on entertainment rather than deep spiritual ministry. The speaker concludes by expressing his hope that during this week together, God would bring about a transformation in the lives of the attendees, leading them to discover new standards and priorities.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a powerful revival that took place in Chicago in 1858. Four laymen began preaching in a church and when the building became too crowded, they continued preaching outside. The revival spread throughout the north of Ireland and eventually reached Belfast. The speaker also mentions D.L. Moody, a prominent evangelist, who expressed a desire to see the Church of Christ revived as it was in 1858. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking God's face for spiritual awakening.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for the church to rid itself of pride, self-righteousness, and sin in order to prepare for the return of Jesus. He uses the analogy of a wildfire that cannot be controlled because of the wind to illustrate how the church must address the pollution within itself. The speaker also highlights the example of Amy Wilson Carmichael, a missionary who dedicated her life to serving others despite her physical limitations. He calls for a revival in the church and urges believers to have a burning passion for the lost world.

This sermon passionately emphasizes the heart cry for revival, highlighting historical examples of how God has sent revival in response to fervent prayers and hunger for His presence. The speaker shares powerful illustrations, like the story of Evan Roberts and the Welsh Revival, to inspire a deep longing for God to send revival once more. The message underscores the importance of investing in prayer, faith, and preparation for revival, believing that God is willing and able to pour out His Spirit in extraordinary ways.

This sermon by Francis Chan focuses on the power of prayer as a way of walking in love, sharing personal experiences of answered prayers and divine interventions. Chan emphasizes the deep connection with God through prayer, highlighting how God's responses to prayers have stirred his affections and revealed God's love in tangible ways. He reflects on the supernatural occurrences and prophetic dreams that have shaped his faith journey, showcasing the transformative impact of prayer in his life and ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the book of James and the different interpretations of its structure. He then focuses on James 1:5, which encourages believers to ask God for wisdom and promises that He will generously give it without finding fault. The preacher emphasizes that God is a giving God and encourages the congregation to have faith and believe that their prayers will be answered. He concludes by sharing a story about a woman in need and emphasizes the importance of not giving up in prayer.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of asking, seeking, and knocking for the Holy Spirit, highlighting the principle that God gives to those who ask. It delves into the value we place on receiving the Holy Spirit, drawing parallels to seeking material possessions versus seeking the Spirit. The sermon also explores the cleansing and sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit, using the analogy of being born of water and the Spirit, and the continual need for spiritual cleansing in our daily lives.

This sermon emphasizes the desire to know God more intimately and experience His presence in daily life. It highlights the importance of obedience to God's commandments as a key to experiencing God's love and manifestation in our lives. The sermon encourages a life of prayer, obedience, and seeking God diligently to deepen our relationship with Him and receive His blessings.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the powerful ministry of Paul and how it impacted lives. The focus is on how to help people let go of the wrong things in their lives and how God operates through His Spirit. The speaker emphasizes the importance of a life of prayer, fasting, and a deep walk in the Spirit, rather than being consumed by worldly activities. The sermon also mentions the supernatural power of demons and their ability to overcome and prevail against humans. Additionally, the speaker highlights the significance of receiving the Holy Spirit and being sealed with the promise of eternal salvation.

This sermon delves into the teachings of Jesus on prayer, emphasizing the importance of addressing God as our Father and prioritizing His kingdom, name, and will in our prayers. It highlights the significance of forgiveness in our relationship with God and others, as well as the need to acknowledge our dependence on God's power and seek His kingdom above all else. The sermon concludes with a focus on persistence in prayer and trusting in God's provision for our needs.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer in the life of a Christian. He highlights that prayer is not just a one-time event, but a continuous practice that sustains and maintains our relationship with God. The preacher also encourages believers to stand firm in their faith and put on the whole armor of God, which includes the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, and the sword of the Spirit. He emphasizes that these spiritual weapons are essential for withstanding the attacks of the enemy. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the power of prayer and the importance of standing firm in faith.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of genuine prayer, seeking the Holy Spirit's power, avoiding hypocrisy, caring for the poor, and the conditions of discipleship as taught by Jesus. It highlights the need to pray sincerely, seek the Holy Spirit's guidance, avoid acting or hypocrisy, care for the poor and needy, and fulfill the conditions of discipleship by loving Jesus above all, taking up the cross daily, and not possessing earthly possessions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of having a burden in prayer, comparing it to carrying a baby, and highlights the necessity of faith and burden for answered prayers. It also discusses the journey from self-centeredness to Christ-centeredness, encouraging a pursuit of being filled with the Holy Spirit and living a life immersed in God's presence. The sermon stresses the significance of commitment to Christ, the church, and the responsibility to be a witness in the world, especially in the face of potential challenges to Christian beliefs and practices.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the essential characteristics of a prayer warrior, clarifying that being a prayer warrior is not about loudness or lengthy prayers, but rather about striving for purity, praying according to God's will, and demonstrating desire, intensity, perseverance, and compassion. He highlights the importance of having clean hands and a pure heart, as well as the need for reconciliation in prayer. Idleman encourages believers to engage in persistent prayer, emphasizing that true prayer comes from a place of deep compassion and commitment to God's will, ultimately leading to a powerful prayer life that can impact others and the world.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that walking in the Spirit is a command for all believers, not just a select few. He encourages individuals to earnestly seek the Holy Spirit's guidance and to surrender fully to Him, as highlighted in Galatians 5:16. Wilkerson stresses the importance of focusing on the Spirit rather than past failures or future worries, urging believers to cultivate a deep communion with the Holy Spirit through patience and worship. He reassures that the Holy Spirit is greater than any challenges we face, encouraging a mindset of faith and trust in God's leading.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the journey of the Lord Jesus towards Jerusalem, emphasizing the rejection He faced and the necessity of repentance and faith. The parables and teachings in the Gospel of Luke reveal the compassion, power, and glory of the Son of Man, who came to seek and save the lost. The miracles, warnings, and interactions with various individuals and groups highlight the importance of prayer, service, and discipleship in following Christ.

George Kulp preaches about the powerful impact of a faithful priest who aligns with God's will, the blessings for those who sow seeds of faith, and the importance of pastors who feed their flock with knowledge and understanding. He emphasizes the burning passion for God's Word and the purity of speech in serving the Lord. Through the example of Mr. Smith's ministry in Nottingham, George Kulp highlights the fervent prayers, deep concern for souls, and the remarkable results of revival that followed. Mr. Smith's unwavering faith in praying for dying sinners and his dedication to seeing lives transformed through prayer and belief are inspirational testimonies of God's miraculous work.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the journey of spiritual growth, highlighting the need to discipline our enthusiasm into steady zeal, walk through trials with songs of praise, and present ourselves as living sacrifices daily. He emphasizes the importance of choosing between the paths of Esau, who seeks self-indulgence without sacrifice, and Jacob, who strives to get ahead through manipulation. The sermon encourages listeners to become like Israel, who wrestled with God and emerged as a godly, God-pleasing individual. By striving with God in prayer and seeking His will above all else, believers can experience transformation and blessings in their lives.

Denny Kenaston preaches on the 'Endowment of Power' and how it is obtained, emphasizing the need for a deep longing for God's presence and power in our lives. He delves into the preparation and earnest seeking required to receive the Holy Spirit's power, drawing examples from the early disciples in the upper room and the experiences of George Brunk and Duncan Campbell. Kenaston highlights the importance of humility, persistence in prayer, and faith in God's promises as key elements in obtaining the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

Eli Brayley preaches on the importance of being filled with the power of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the simplicity of asking God for this blessing. He highlights that many are not filled because they do not ask, are filled with pride, or lack faith in God's promises. Brayley explains the conditions that hinder individuals from receiving the Holy Spirit, including unbelief, selfish intentions, an unsurrendered life, hidden sin, and giving up too soon, stressing the need for genuine faith, surrender, and perseverance in seeking God's power.

John Gill addresses the neglect of fervent prayer among God's people, emphasizing the importance of calling upon the Lord and stirring oneself to seek Him earnestly. He highlights the spiritual decline of the church, where few are engaged in sincere prayer, and encourages believers to recognize their need for God's presence and mercy. Gill reminds the congregation that prayer is a privilege and a duty, urging them to approach God with faith, fervency, and sincerity. He stresses that neglecting this vital practice is a serious sin and calls for a revival of earnest prayer among the faithful.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the dire consequences of sin as illustrated by the drought in Israel during Elijah's time, contrasting the self-indulgence of King Ahab with Elijah's earnest prayer for rain. Elijah's prayer was rooted in God's promise, characterized by earnestness, humility, and perseverance, demonstrating the power of faith in prayer. The sermon highlights that true prayer is not only about asking but also about expecting God's response, as seen when Elijah sent his servant to look for signs of rain. Ultimately, the rain symbolizes God's restoration and blessing, which follows sincere repentance and faith. Meyer calls for believers to emulate Elijah's example in prayer to bring spiritual renewal.

David Smithers preaches on the importance of not just focusing on the effects of revival, but on protecting and nurturing the conditions that lead to revival. He emphasizes the need for the Church to rediscover the unchanging principles of revival, highlighting the role of preparation, cooperation with the Holy Spirit, and the necessity of repentance, humility, and prayer. Smithers draws insights from the writings of Frank Bartleman, who witnessed the Azusa Street Revival and emphasized the significance of spiritual insight, intercession, and the Church's readiness for revival.

P.T. Forsyth emphasizes the importance of importunate prayer, highlighting the need for persistent, fervent, and active prayer that engages in a real conflict of wills with God. He challenges the idea of prayer as mere submission or resignation, urging believers to wrestle with God and resist His will in a way that aligns with His higher intentions. Forsyth explores how prayer can change God's intention, emphasizing the power of prayer to alter situations, deepen spiritual life, and bring about blessings through persistent faith and love.

Philip Hodson preaches about the deep yearnings of God's heart to dwell among His people, emphasizing the intimate communion He desires with us. From the creation of man in His image to the establishment of the New Covenant, God's longing to dwell among us is evident throughout the Bible. The essence of New Covenant life is the access to the Father through Jesus, allowing us to be a dwelling place of God in the Spirit. The vital reality of God's presence in our midst is the defining mark of believers and the church, leading to a transformative and powerful life.