In this sermon, the speaker recounts a powerful encounter with a young girl in desperate need. The girl approached him, explaining that her father had died, her mother was sick, and her baby brother was hungry. Moved by her plight, the speaker gave her all the money he had. He emphasizes the significance of this encounter by pointing out that it is recorded in three of the gospels. The speaker also references a song called "What Now?" by Steve and Curtis Chapman, which highlights the importance of caring for the least among us.

The video begins with a description of a poor Dalit woman who goes into the forest to collect firewood to sell and buy food for her children. The speaker then describes a dream in which he sees a massive bridge filled with children from all backgrounds. He interprets this dream as a message from God, urging him to embrace and help these children. The video highlights the dire conditions faced by millions of children in South Asia, including hunger, lack of education, and child labor. The speaker expresses his dream of seeing 100 million of these children come to know God and calls for action to address their needs.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of John Griffith, a man who sacrificed his son for a train. John was working as a bridge operator when he saw his son fall into the gears that operated the bridge. With a train approaching, John had to make a difficult decision. The preacher uses this story to illustrate the sacrifice of Jesus and the need for individuals to let go of their sins and follow God's path. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and confessing one's sins in order to receive God's forgiveness and find true rest.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of valuing and caring for children, highlighting how Jesus welcomed and blessed them, showing their significance in the Kingdom of God. It shares personal experiences that led to a transformation in understanding the preciousness of children and the need to align our hearts with God's perspective on them. The message challenges listeners to consider how they view and respond to the vulnerable and needy, urging a shift towards compassion and action.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of reaching out to people and persuading them to come to Christ. He encourages the congregation to have a passion for the souls of others, especially young boys and girls. The preacher shares personal experiences of individuals who came to Christ at a young age and went on to make significant contributions to the faith. He emphasizes that the gospel is open to all, regardless of their social status or age. The sermon concludes with a prayer for an increase in compassion for the salvation of many.

In this sermon, a Dalit woman is depicted as a poor and broken individual who struggles to provide food for her children. The speaker shares the story of their own family's poverty and the impact it had on their lives. However, through the intervention of kind people and the hope found in Jesus, their lives were transformed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of embracing and helping vulnerable children, as well as the fleeting nature of earthly possessions compared to the eternal impact of compassion and determination.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a heart-wrenching story about a family living in the slums of Bombay. The husband dies, leaving behind a wife and two young children. The mother struggles to survive by scavenging through garbage, but eventually dies as well. The children are then taken by a man who promises them food and clothes, but instead they are forced into begging on the streets. The speaker reflects on the emotional impact of this story and urges the audience to take action to help those in need.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a little boy who grew up in poverty and desperation. The boy's mother would sell sticks in the forest to make a living, while his father worked as a laborer. The speaker encounters a young girl who is begging for food and is deeply moved by her desperate situation. This encounter leads the speaker to have a dream where he sees a bridge filled with children in need. The sermon emphasizes the importance of helping and caring for these vulnerable children, as they are precious in the eyes of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the influence of mothers on their children. He begins by quoting Lenin, who emphasized the importance of teaching children in their early years. The speaker then quotes William Ross Wallace, who praises motherhood as a powerful force for change in the world. He goes on to explore examples of influential mothers in the Bible and highlights the immense impact they had on their children. The speaker emphasizes the importance of mothers in nurturing and training their children, comparing their role to building up the temple of God.

K.P. Yohannan shares a poignant experience from a busy street in Bombay, where he encountered a young girl in desperate need, prompting him to reflect on the value of every child in God's eyes. He emphasizes that our response to the marginalized and needy should be rooted in welcoming Jesus, as He identifies with the least among us. By embracing and caring for these children, we not only fulfill our Christian duty but also invite Jesus into our lives and communities. Yohannan highlights the transformative impact of the Bridge of Hope program, which educates and nurtures underprivileged children, leading to spiritual and societal change. Ultimately, he encourages believers to see their service to children as a privilege that brings joy and opens doors for the Gospel.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of bringing our children to Jesus, especially in times of despair and helplessness. He illustrates the struggles parents face with their children, whether they are filled with the Spirit or influenced by evil, and insists that prayer and faith in Christ are essential for their healing and salvation. Spurgeon encourages parents to pray fervently for their children from infancy through adulthood, reminding them that no situation is beyond the reach of Jesus' power. He reassures that even in moments of despair, turning to Christ is the ultimate solution, as He is the Great Physician who can heal all wounds. The sermon calls for persistent prayer and faith, highlighting that Jesus is always ready to receive and help those who come to Him.

A.B. Simpson shares a poignant experience in Bombay where he encounters a young girl in desperate need, prompting him to reflect on the value of every child in God's eyes. He emphasizes that our response to the marginalized and needy should be rooted in welcoming Jesus, as He identifies with the least among us. Simpson encourages the congregation to open their hearts to the spiritually lost and downtrodden, highlighting the transformative impact of caring for children in need. He illustrates how the Bridge of Hope program has not only educated and uplifted many children but has also led to the spread of the Gospel in previously resistant communities. Ultimately, he conveys that welcoming these children is a privilege that brings joy and opens doors for God's work.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne emphasizes the importance of coming to Jesus, urging both children and adults to approach Him without hesitation. He reflects on the unconditional love of Jesus, who welcomes all, regardless of their past or the world's judgment. M'Cheyne encourages believers to prioritize their relationship with Christ over worldly distractions and to find solace in His acceptance and grace. The sermon highlights the transformative power of faith and the joy of running to Jesus as the ultimate source of hope and salvation.

George Mueller emphasizes the vital role of community support for children and families in Bristol and Weston-super-Mare, highlighting the various services provided by professional teams and local churches. He outlines a range of activities aimed at nurturing children's well-being, such as daycare, support groups, and educational programs, while also encouraging churches to become more involved in their communities. Mueller stresses the importance of collaboration with other organizations to enhance the effectiveness of these initiatives. The sermon calls for innovative models of care that can be replicated in other needy areas, ensuring that Christian love and support reach as many families as possible. Ultimately, the work continues to evolve, addressing the spiritual and practical needs of children and families in the community.

D.L. Moody shares a touching story of a child who, with earnestness and simplicity, expressed her love for Jesus and encouraged a friend to love Him too. This innocent yet profound interaction moved an adult listener to reach out to someone in need of spiritual guidance for the first time. Moody emphasizes the powerful impact that children can have in leading others to Christ through their genuine faith and love. The sermon illustrates how the pure hearts of children can inspire adults to embrace their faith and share it with others. Ultimately, it reinforces the biblical truth that 'a little child shall lead them.'

D.L. Moody shares a touching story about a little boy who, after becoming a Christian, felt a deep desire for his mother to know Christ as well. Despite initial resistance from her, the boy's heartfelt plea and genuine transformation moved her to seek faith. After a night of prayer and reflection, she reached out to Moody, expressing her wish to become a Christian, inspired by her son's love and commitment. This story emphasizes the powerful impact children can have on their parents' faith journeys and the importance of sharing one's faith with family.

D.L. Moody shares a powerful story about a Sabbath-school teacher who successfully led her students to Christ and encouraged them to reach out to others. One child, facing resistance from an infidel father, boldly asked him why he didn't love Jesus, which deeply troubled the man. Despite his initial dismissal, the question haunted him throughout his day and night, leading him to search the Scriptures for answers. Ultimately, he found no justification for his disbelief and was converted through the very question posed by the innocent child. Moody emphasizes the profound impact of a child's faith and the power of persistent inquiry about Jesus.

D.L. Moody shares a poignant story about a father and his dying son, emphasizing the profound impact of leading children to Christ. The father, in a moment of sorrow, learns that his son is at peace with his impending death, expressing a desire to tell Jesus of his father's efforts to guide him spiritually. Moody reflects on the importance of nurturing faith in children, asserting that the greatest legacy a parent can leave is a heart directed towards Jesus. He challenges the audience to consider the significance of children in the kingdom of heaven, highlighting their innocence and connection to God.

D.L. Moody emphasizes the significance of every individual soul, particularly in the context of teaching and nurturing young children in faith. He recounts an encounter with a Sunday-school teacher who dismissed her class upon finding only one little boy present. Moody challenges this mindset, asserting that even one child can hold immense potential for greatness and transformation, likening them to historical figures like Knox, Wesley, or Whitefield. The sermon calls for valuing each soul and recognizing the impact they can have on the world.

Paris Reidhead preaches about New York City as a modern mission field, drawing parallels to the missionary journey of Jesus in Galilee. He emphasizes the need for compassion and laborers in the harvest field, highlighting the indifference and self-centeredness of the disciples towards the needy. Reidhead challenges the congregation to view New York City as a mission field, urging them to pray for laborers and to be willing to be sent out themselves. He shares his burden for the lost in the city and calls for a renewed commitment to reaching those in darkness with the love and compassion of Christ.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the importance of bringing young children to Jesus, highlighting how Jesus welcomed them with open arms, blessed them, and expressed that the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who are like little children. He emphasizes the significance of parents seeking spiritual blessings for their children and the impact of a mother's prayers on their lives. Mortimer reflects on Jesus' love for children, his care for them, and how their innocence and trust serve as a model for believers' relationship with God.