In this sermon, the preacher warns of fearful times ahead and the calamities that will come upon the nation. However, he encourages the listeners not to fear but to run to God in their minds and hearts. He assures them that if they come to God in confidence and faith, he will keep them safe and protect them from the wicked one and the spirit of this age. The preacher emphasizes the importance of trusting God and rising up in faith, even in the midst of a fearful world, and encourages the listeners to have the testimony of eagerly awaiting the return of Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on God's word and not being swayed by negative news or pessimistic talk. He encourages the audience, especially the young people, to remember that sin will ultimately be defeated and righteousness will prevail. The preacher uses the example of Hitler to illustrate that evil may seem powerful in the present, but ultimately God's plan will prevail. He also addresses the concern that Israel may be destroyed by the Arabs, asserting that God is in control and Israel will not cease to exist. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's creation of man in His own image and the breath of life He breathed into him, emphasizing the significance and value of every individual.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of leaving behind the old flesh and dedicating oneself to prayer, supplication, fasting, and spending time with the Lord. The preacher emphasizes that knowing God requires worshiping Him and magnifying His holy name. The sermon also highlights the urgency of taking a stand against the world that is heading towards destruction. The preacher warns about the presence of enemies of the truth and the cross, and the need for the church and preachers to be strong. The sermon concludes with the preacher reminding the audience of the imminent return of Jesus and the importance of being prepared for it.

In this sermon, Dr. Bob Jones Sr. emphasizes the importance of staying faithful to God despite the difficulties and problems we may face. He encourages believers to persevere in the midst of struggles, temptations, and darkness, reminding them that God renews their strength and keeps them going. The psalmist's words in Psalm 140:7, "Thou hast covered my head in the day of battle," serve as a reminder that God is with us and protects us in times of conflict. Dr. Jones urges listeners to continue going God's way, even if it means overcoming obstacles or facing opposition from enemies.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink addresses the prevalent emotion of fear in our times. She emphasizes that conquering fear is a matter of practice, specifically the practice of dedication and faith. Schlink shares her personal experience of being a fearful person and how God showed her a therapy for overcoming fear. She encourages listeners to practice turning to God immediately when fear arises, holding onto His promises and meditating on His word. Schlink concludes by reminding listeners to trust in God's faithfulness and to seek His help and guidance in times of trouble.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Isaiah chapters 18 and 19 as pivotal revelations about God's end-time plans, particularly focusing on the transformation of Egypt and Ethiopia. He explains that despite the Antichrist's oppression, God will use this turmoil to awaken these nations, leading to their eventual redemption and worship of Jesus. Bickle highlights the prophetic nature of these chapters, illustrating how God will strike and then heal Egypt, ultimately establishing a highway of peace between Egypt, Assyria, and Israel. The sermon serves as a reminder of God's sovereignty and redemptive power, encouraging believers to trust in His plans for nations and individuals alike.

Mike Bickle shares a prophetic dream about the end-time conflict described in Revelation 12, emphasizing the need for the church to deepen its understanding and faith in preparation for the challenges ahead. The dream serves as a warning to the IHOP leadership and the broader church, illustrating a scenario where, in the face of demonic forces, panic ensues instead of prayer and authority. Bickle stresses that living understanding and faith are crucial for the church to operate in power during the end times, as the church's final hour will require a mature response to the intense spiritual warfare. He encourages believers to actively seek a deeper relationship with God and to prepare for the coming challenges with urgency and faith.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of studying the seals, trumpets, and bowls in the book of Revelation, which represent God's judgments against the kingdom of darkness during the great tribulation. He explains that these judgments are not meant for the church but are released through the church's unified prayers, revealing the glory and character of Jesus. Bickle encourages believers to understand these events as they will lead to a greater adoration of Christ and prepare the church for the end times, ultimately resulting in a massive harvest of souls. He stresses that these judgments are redemptive, aimed at removing obstacles to love and ushering in a new beginning for humanity.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the urgency of preparing our hearts for the end times, as described in Luke 21, where Jesus warns of increased pressure and fear in the world. He highlights the importance of cultivating a vibrant heart through prayer and connection with God to avoid being weighed down by distractions and sin. Bickle stresses that believers must guard their hearts and prepare themselves spiritually to withstand the challenges ahead, as the time to connect with God is now, before the pressures of the end times intensify. He encourages the church to focus on being rich towards God rather than indulging in worldly pleasures that lead to spiritual lethargy. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a commitment to prayer and a lifestyle that prioritizes spiritual vitality over temporary relief from life's pressures.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem, highlighting the prophetic events outlined in Revelation 19-21. He explains that this moment marks the culmination of human history, where Jesus will confront the ultimate oppressor, the antichrist, and establish His reign of justice and righteousness. Bickle encourages believers to understand the importance of prayer in preparing for these end-time events, as the prayer movement will play a crucial role in confronting evil and ushering in God's kingdom. He stresses the need for clarity and understanding of the prophetic scriptures to navigate the challenges ahead, reminding the church of its responsibility to warn the nations and prepare for Christ's return.

Mike Bickle emphasizes God's desire to bless His people both physically and spiritually, as illustrated in Joel 2:18-27. He explains that fasting and prayer can invoke God's zeal for the land, leading to material blessings and spiritual outpourings. Bickle highlights the continuity between the blessings of the Millennial Kingdom and what believers can experience today, urging them to seek God's extravagant blessings in their lives. He reassures that God's heart for restoration and provision is unwavering, and that the faithful can expect pockets of mercy and blessing even in challenging times. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a wholehearted response to God through prayer and intercession to release His blessings in the present age.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the parallels between the trumpet and bowl judgments in Revelation and the ten plagues of Egypt, illustrating how the Exodus narrative serves as a prophetic foreshadowing of end-time events. He explains that just as Moses confronted Pharaoh, the end-time church will face the Antichrist, with the judgments revealing God's power and leading to a global exodus from darkness. Bickle encourages believers to study these connections to gain insight into the coming days, highlighting the importance of prayer and prophetic declarations in releasing God's judgments. He reassures that God's judgments are ultimately for His glory and the salvation of many, as they will reveal the truth of humanity's hearts and the necessity of divine intervention.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the promises of God to protect His people during the impending storms of judgment, referencing Zechariah and Isaiah to illustrate God's commitment to be a refuge. He warns that the coming storm will be severe, causing fear among many, but reassures that God reveals His plans to His prophets to call His people back to Him. Wilkerson highlights the importance of remaining in God's presence, as Jesus did, to maintain peace in our spirits amidst turmoil. He calls for believers to seek intimacy with God through prayer and reflection to prepare for the challenges ahead. Ultimately, the sermon encourages a return to God as a source of strength and protection.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the significance of David's anointing in 1 Samuel 16 and 17, illustrating how it represents God's grace amidst Israel's spiritual decline. He highlights that David's rise to kingship foreshadows Christ, the ultimate Anointed One, and underscores the importance of faith and patience in the face of trials. Pink draws parallels between David's anointing and Christ's, noting that both endured suffering before their exaltation. He encourages believers to trust in God's promises and to seek His guidance in times of darkness, reminding them that God's grace is sufficient for those who truly rely on Him.

Mike Bickle preaches about the acceleration of the nations towards the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the increasing darkness and glory of God in the generation of Jesus' return. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the unique dynamics and biblical reasons for studying the end times, highlighting the need for increased knowledge and prophetic insight in the Church. Bickle also addresses the pastoral challenges that will escalate in the end-time Church, focusing on overcoming fear, offense, lust, and deception to stand firm in faith and love amidst the pressures of the last days.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of living out our faith in a world filled with fear and calamity. As believers face increasing unrest, they are called to stabilize their faith and demonstrate an unshakable trust in God, serving as a living testimony to the world. While many are consumed by anxiety, Christians are encouraged to look up and rejoice, knowing their redemption is near. Wilkerson stresses that the world needs to see faith in action, not just hear sermons about it, as this illustrated faith can provide hope to the lost. Ultimately, our steadfastness in trials can affirm our testimony and inspire others to seek God.

Zac Poonen preaches about the church in Smyrna facing tribulation, poverty, and slander, highlighting the importance of seeing the Lord as the One in control and the need for faithful endurance in the midst of trials. He emphasizes that tribulation is part of God's will for His wholehearted children and that God allows His best to face suffering. Poonen also discusses the poverty of the saints, contrasting earthly wealth with heavenly riches, and the need for believers to use their resources for God's kingdom. Additionally, he addresses the slander faced by God's faithful children and the freedom from fear that comes from being filled with the Holy Spirit. Lastly, he explores the concept of suffering according to God's plan, encouraging believers to be faithful even unto death to receive the crown of life and escape the second death.

Jane Lead delves into a vision where she contemplates the approaching Day of God, a time of great turmoil and divine judgment. She seeks to understand how to secure the physical bodies that are vulnerable to destruction during this period of chaos. Through a mystical experience involving a key fashioned with golden liquid by an angelic figure, she learns that only those chosen by God can unlock His deep and immense heart of love. This key, intricately designed and unique, is essential for navigating the challenges of the future and accessing divine treasures to combat evil forces.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of being spiritually prepared for the imminent return of the Lord, as described in 2 Peter 3:10. He warns that faithful believers must not be swept away by fear during sudden disasters, but instead find peace in knowing God remains in control. The message is directed towards the faithful remnant, urging them to examine their conduct and align their lives with Christ's teachings in anticipation of the coming judgment. Wilkerson encourages believers to live in holiness and godliness, as the world will face divine dissolution. Ultimately, he calls for diligence in maintaining peace and blamelessness in the sight of God.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that the wars we see on earth are merely reflections of a greater spiritual battle occurring in heaven between God and the devil. He explains that this cosmic conflict began long ago when Satan attempted to usurp God's authority, leading to his defeat and expulsion from heaven. Despite the chaos and fear caused by earthly wars, believers can find hope and victory through Jesus Christ, who has already secured our triumph over sin and evil. Wilkerson reassures that God had a plan for redemption even before creation, and we are called to live as conquerors in this ongoing spiritual warfare.

Carter Conlon preaches about the significance of the mark of the beast in Revelation, highlighting the end-time events leading to a one-world government and the rise of the Antichrist. He emphasizes the root of sin in humanity's desire to be like God, tracing it back to the Garden of Eden. Conlon explains the symbolism of 666 as the culmination of man declaring himself as God, indwelt by Satan. He warns about the inner scoffing and falling away in the last days, urging believers to be marked by God's values and not be swayed by the world's seductive reasoning.