This sermon focuses on the concept of an 'eclipse of faith,' highlighting how individuals may experience a crisis of faith, feeling shattered, weak, and overwhelmed by life's challenges. The speaker emphasizes the need to trust in God's unwavering love and to rest in His promises, even in times of doubt and testing. Through biblical examples like Peter, Elijah, and Jeremiah, the message encourages listeners to recognize and resist the enemy's attempts to shake their faith, reminding them of God's faithfulness and love that surpasses all circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the inner turmoil and self-disclosure experienced by the disciples of Jesus during the events leading up to his crucifixion. The prophecy of Simeon to Mary about the sword piercing her soul is seen as being fulfilled in the hearts of the disciples. The speaker emphasizes the importance of realizing our need for God's grace and salvation in our lives. The sermon also highlights the comforting fact that Jesus prayed for his disciples and continues to intercede for us, providing hope and assurance in difficult times.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preparing for a year-end conference in Ajmer, India. He expresses his concern about being in high demand and the pressure to deliver the best message and illustrations. The speaker then discusses the challenges and struggles that can arise in life, such as feeling beyond repair, losing one's passion, experiencing betrayal, and dealing with the pain of divorce. However, he emphasizes that there is hope and a way to recover and even surpass what was lost, if one can believe. The speaker concludes by reflecting on his own rejection and how grace played a role in his journey.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses four ways in which God's ways differ from our expectations. The first area is failure, where the speaker explains that failure is essential for our spiritual growth and humility. They use the example of Peter's preaching on the day of Pentecost, where 3,000 people were saved in just 15 minutes. The speaker also mentions the incident where Peter is released from prison while James had already been killed, highlighting the mystery of God's ways. They caution against preachers who don't understand God's ways and distort scripture. The speaker emphasizes the importance of balance and truth in various aspects of the Christian life, such as love for God and man, the fruit and gifts of the Spirit, and the kindness and severity of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses six instances in the Bible where God calls individuals by repeating their names. The first instance is in Genesis 22, where God calls Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac. The second instance is in Genesis 46, where God calls Jacob to go down to Egypt. The third instance is in Exodus 3, where God calls Moses through the burning bush to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. The fourth instance is in 1 Samuel 3, where God calls the young boy Samuel while he is sleeping. The speaker emphasizes the importance of obedience and sacrificial obedience in following God's call, and highlights how God provides in miraculous ways, often at the last second. The speaker encourages listeners to seek the kingdom of God first and trust in His provision.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the significance of Jesus' time in Gethsemane and the importance of watching and praying. He emphasizes that the disciples were not just watching for the events that would unfold, but also observing how Jesus dealt with the situation and seeking to understand the heart and mind of God. The speaker then introduces the topic of repentance and believing the gospel, highlighting the prophecy Jesus gave to Peter about his denial. He suggests that it is through our failures and recognition of our need for Jesus' sacrifice that we truly grasp the depth of the gospel message.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the difference between the world's idea of strength and the biblical concept of surrender and trust in God. He encourages the congregation to express their need for God and rely on Him for strength. The pastor refers to Jesus' experience in the Garden of Gethsemane, where he prayed for strength and was ministered to by an angel. He highlights the importance of prayer and the need to prioritize time with God in our lives.

This sermon emphasizes the purpose of failure in the Christian journey, highlighting how God can turn our failures into opportunities for growth and humility. It explores the concept that even in repeated failures, God's perfect plan for our lives can still be fulfilled through faith and belief in His transformative power. The message draws parallels between the worst sin (crucifixion of Christ) and the best thing (forgiveness through Christ's death), showcasing God's ability to turn the worst situations into blessings.

The video is a sermon transcript that starts with the speaker talking about going for a walk with some dogs and enjoying the beauty of nature. The speaker then mentions the privilege of being fed well during their preaching tour but expresses concern about their weight and wanting to impress their wife. They also mention a newsletter that is sent out to preachers and offer copies for prayer. The speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to preach in various locations across America and mentions visiting a prison with a fellow preacher. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being right with God and having a heart for souls.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in God, highlighting how Satan cannot touch God's children without permission, as seen in the examples of Job and Peter. It encourages believers to trust in God's protection and grace, even in the face of trials and challenges, knowing that God's love and power will sustain them. The message underscores the need to maintain faith in God's sovereignty, His eagerness to bless His children, and the assurance that His grace is always sufficient.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the perseverance of the Lord in the lives of His followers. He acknowledges that the disciples, including Simon Peter, had a checkered spiritual journey with ups and downs. The preacher highlights that the gospel does not promise a life without temptation or failure, but rather a continuous work of transformation until believers reach their ultimate destiny of glory. He shares a story of a Puritan who believed in a persevering God rather than just the perseverance of the saints. The sermon concludes by referencing Mark 16:7, where Jesus instructs the disciples to go and tell Peter that He will meet them in Galilee, emphasizing the personal care and pursuit of the Lord for His fallen and faltering followers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of identifying and addressing the root causes of sin in our lives rather than just dealing with the surface issues. It highlights the need to humble ourselves under God's mighty hand, acknowledging our sins and seeking His exaltation over sin in our lives. The message stresses the significance of faith in God's love and power to help us overcome sin and challenges, encouraging believers to trust in His promises and believe in His unfailing love even in times of failure.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the existence and actions of Satan as described in the Bible. He highlights Satan's desire to have power over people, specifically referencing a statement made by Jesus to Simon Peter. The preacher also mentions Satan's involvement in tempting Cain to kill his brother Abel, as well as his role in the corruption and violence that led to the flood during Noah's time. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance in selecting the appropriate message from the Bible for the audience, rather than preaching based on personal preference.

In this sermon, the speaker shares an illustration of a Japanese girl living with them who appeared to be a saint but revealed her true condition during a crisis. The speaker emphasizes the importance of authenticity and being formed in the image of God rather than our own image. They highlight the need for a life established at the foundation of the cross, as charismatic gifts alone are not enough to sustain us. The speaker also mentions the increasing controversy of the gospel and the possibility of many falling away in the last days, emphasizing the need for preparation and standing firm in the truth.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the prominence of Satan as God's arch-enemy and his aim to keep people from trusting Jesus Christ. The preacher discusses Satan's methods of operation, including appearing as a furious angel or a cunning lion, and even transforming himself into an angel of luck. The sermon emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and not being deceived by Satan's tactics. The preacher also shares a story of a man who initially overcame his alcoholism after being saved, but later succumbed to temptation and went back to drinking, highlighting the need for constant vigilance and reliance on God's power.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the devil and his role in deceiving nations and fighting against the glory of God. He references the book of Revelation, specifically Revelation 20:1-10, which describes the release of Satan after the thousand years of tribulation. The preacher emphasizes the power of an angel from heaven who can easily defeat the devil. He also highlights the importance of unity among Christians and warns against the devil's tactic of scattering believers. The sermon concludes with a mention of Philip the Evangelist's successful campaign in Samaria, which brought great joy to the city.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding Satan's tactics, particularly focusing on discouragement as one of his main weapons against young people. It highlights the need to overcome discouragement by realizing one's great value to God, who paid a high price for each individual with the precious blood of Christ. The message encourages believers to trust in God's love, not to be discouraged by failures, and to have faith that God will never allow them to be tested beyond what they can handle.

J. Glyn Owen discusses the immaturity and impetuosity of Peter, highlighting his tendency to speak without thinking and make bold promises without understanding the implications. Owen emphasizes that while Peter's intentions were good, he was still a babe in Christ, unaware of his own weaknesses and the spiritual battle against Satan. The sermon also addresses the reality of spiritual warfare, explaining that Satan seeks to sift believers like wheat, but Jesus intercedes for them, ensuring their faith will not fail. Ultimately, Owen reassures that even in trials, God has a purpose and will use our experiences for good, transforming our weaknesses into strengths for His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the excitement and anticipation among the disciples about the establishment of the messianic kingdom. However, Jesus brings a sobering message that the kingdom is not yet and that life is filled with spiritual difficulties. He then shares a promise that he has prayed for Peter, that his faith will not fail. The speaker emphasizes the importance of community and how God often encourages us through others. The sermon also highlights Jesus' desire to share the Passover meal with his disciples before his suffering and his reassurance that they will have a place in his kingdom. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the promise of eternal security and how God will not let us fall through the testing of Satan.

Peter Brandon preaches on the contrasting fires of denial and revival, using Peter's denial of Christ as a pivotal example of how ego and distance from God can lead to spiritual failure. He emphasizes that true leadership requires humility and a willingness to be tested, as seen in Peter's journey from boastful devotion to bitter weeping after denying Christ. Brandon highlights the importance of being restored by the Lord, illustrating how Peter's encounter with Jesus after the resurrection led to a profound reinstatement of love and purpose. The sermon calls for believers to examine their own hearts and prioritize their love for Christ above all else, urging a return to the fire of devotion that ignites true revival.

Mike Bickle shares his profound experiences and encounters with God, emphasizing the importance of prophetic words in guiding and inspiring believers to persevere in their faith. He recounts a significant meeting with Bob Jones, who prophesied about a youth movement and the need for dedicated champions in the faith amidst societal challenges. Bickle highlights the necessity of prayer for faithfulness, the raising up of champions, and the resilience to recover from personal failures. He encourages the congregation to commit to these prayers and to remain steadfast in their dedication to God, even when faced with trials and temptations. Ultimately, Bickle calls for a renewed commitment to God's purpose and the prophetic vision for the future.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical nature of the spiritual battle every believer faces, urging the congregation to recognize their responsibility in fighting against the enemy's attempts to reclaim what has been devoted to God. He highlights the importance of being active in this battle rather than passive, as the enemy seeks to destroy families and churches by sowing discord and temptation. Beach draws from Luke 22, where Jesus warns Peter of Satan's desire to sift him, stressing that leaders bear a significant responsibility for those they influence. He calls for a commitment to God's will, reminding listeners that true devotion to God requires vigilance and action against the forces of darkness. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to align their hearts and wills with God's purpose, relying on the Holy Spirit for strength and guidance.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that Satan targets those who pose a threat to his work, as seen in the sifting of Peter. He explains that the trials we face are a testament to our potential in God's kingdom, and that our struggles are often a sign of our importance in the spiritual battle. Wilkerson encourages believers to rejoice in their trials, knowing that Jesus intercedes for them, just as He did for Peter. He calls for a Christ-like love towards those who are faltering, urging us to pray for and support one another in faith. Ultimately, the message is one of hope, reminding us that Jesus' prayers sustain us through our sifting.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the spiritual battle believers face when they cross the obedience line in their walk with Christ. He explains that this act of obedience triggers a fierce response from Satan, who seeks to sift believers like wheat, testing their faith through intense trials. Wilkerson uses the example of Peter's sifting to illustrate how these challenges can reveal and remove pride and hindrances in our lives. He reassures believers that, like Peter, their faith can endure through these trials, as Jesus intercedes for them. The sermon serves as a reminder of the spiritual warfare that accompanies a committed Christian life.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound truth that Jesus intercedes for us, as illustrated in His prayer for Peter amidst the trials he would face. Jesus acknowledges the necessity of sifting in our lives, understanding that it strengthens our faith, and reassures us that He has already prayed for our perseverance. This prayer is not just for Peter but extends to all believers, reminding us that our commitment to Christ makes us targets of spiritual warfare. Wilkerson encourages us to embrace our trials as part of our journey towards holiness, knowing that Jesus is actively praying for our protection and strength. Ultimately, this assurance provides comfort and hope to every believer facing challenges in their walk with God.