In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having life in Christ. He refers to John 1-4, which states that in Jesus was life, and this life was for all men. The preacher explains that wherever Jesus went, his life exposed the devil and caused demons to cry out. He then discusses the need for a specially prepared vessel, calling out a remnant who are dissatisfied with the superficiality of religion. The preacher highlights that the world and tradition have infiltrated the church, hindering the true power of Christ. He emphasizes that sanctification must point to a person, Jesus Christ, and that the missing ingredient in today's religion is life.

In this sermon, Pastor David shares a powerful testimony of how God transformed the lives of Mary and James, who were once homeless and struggling with addiction. Through God's intervention, Mary and James experienced physical and emotional healing, and their lives were completely changed. They dedicated their lives to serving God and making a difference in the lives of others. Despite facing challenges and the loss of James, Mary continued to carry on their ministry until her passing. The sermon emphasizes the love of Jesus and the transformative power of the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and humility in preaching the word of God. He encourages preachers to evaluate their sermons and strive to improve each time. The speaker highlights the ministry of Jesus, which was focused on setting people free and bringing them closer to God. He urges preachers to follow Jesus' example and preach the good news to the poor, setting captives free, opening people's eyes to God's love, and freeing them from oppressive rules. The sermon also emphasizes the need to avoid anger and judgment, as Jesus taught that anger is the first step towards hell.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the church resembling the original pattern set by Jesus. He highlights the need for believers to take up their cross and follow Christ, just as Jesus yielded himself to the provision of his Father. The preacher references Isaiah 58:6, which speaks about the true meaning of fasting and how it involves helping those in need and showing compassion. He encourages believers to walk with God, talk to Him, and trust in His guidance, promising that God will satisfy their souls and make them like a watered garden.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful experience of witnessing the character of God being revealed through a group of Gentile children in Jerusalem. The preacher and a group of Israeli students visited Hadassah Hospital and were inspired to organize a blood donation event. Over 30 children eagerly volunteered to give their blood, and they sang joyfully in Hebrew about the God of Israel. The purity of their spirit and the impact they had on the university students was described as a remarkable missionary work, reminiscent of the Book of Acts. The sermon emphasizes the importance of unity and integrity in the body of Christ, and the need to bring the message of God's love to those who have ignored or rejected it.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the background of Jesus' first sermon and the significance of the year of Jubilee in Israel. He emphasizes that Jesus came to proclaim the good news of grace and release to those in bondage and captivity. The preacher highlights the pitiable plight of humanity, far from their heavenly home and blinded by the god of this age. Despite Jesus' proclamation of grace, the religious people in Nazareth reject him and seek to destroy him, revealing the sinful nature of man.

In this sermon, the speaker shares powerful testimonies of individuals whose lives were transformed by the power of God. One example is Mike, who was once hopeless and believed he had a hole in his skull, but through the work of God's Spirit, his life was transformed. The speaker also highlights the destructive power of sin and how it breaks hearts and destroys lives. However, the good news is that God loves us and wants to adopt us into His family, offering forgiveness for our sins through Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the power of Jesus to bring beauty out of ashes and shares the testimony of Steve, who went from being a troubled teenager to a minister making a positive impact in his community.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the Gospel of Luke and its portrayal of Jesus reaching out to the needy, humble, and broken. The sermon highlights the impact of a movie based on the Gospel of Luke, called "Jesus," which has been used as a powerful tool for evangelism. The speaker emphasizes that the film's success is not only due to the Holy Spirit's anointing but also because it accurately presents the Gospel of Luke. The sermon also addresses the concept of God's inspiration, explaining that while the writers of the Gospel were real people with their own personalities and research, they were guided by God from heaven.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the instructions and restrictions he has received before delivering his message. He shares a humorous anecdote about his wife's advice on speaking clearly. The sermon then transitions to discussing the book of Revelation, specifically chapter one, which is described as a complementary book to Daniel and Ezekiel. The speaker highlights that Revelation offers a new perspective on Jesus Christ and contains prophetic elements regarding the church and future events.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing how Jesus quoted the Spirit of the Lord and declared that God had anointed him. He then outlines the things Jesus would be doing for the next three years and emphasizes the importance of understanding who Jesus is and how he operates. The preacher explains that the Sermon on the Mount focuses on foundational aspects such as emptying oneself, being filled with the Lord, and having a hunger for Him. The rest of the sermon explores various relationships, including one's relationship with oneself, the world, Satan, money, and trials, and how these relationships should be guided by God's laws.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the power of the Holy Spirit and how it seems to be lacking in today's world. He then focuses on a verse from Luke's Gospel that states Jesus returned in the power of the Holy Spirit. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit and how Jesus spoke about it before his death, promising to send another comforter. The sermon concludes with a call to rely on the Holy Spirit for true freedom and to rise above the challenges of life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of expository preaching, which involves explaining and making clear the message of the inspired book of God. He believes that preaching should be a moment of worship for both the preacher and the congregation, with the energy and affections of the listeners ascending Godward. The preacher also discusses the normative nature of regular corporate seasons of worship and the need for authentic and intense affections in supplication, thanks, and praise to honor God. He acknowledges the challenges of remaining vigilant in one's spiritual life, as Satan, the world, and our own flesh can dull our vision of God.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing gratitude for the forgiveness of sins through Jesus Christ and the ability to preach the gospel. He emphasizes the importance of the church in bringing deliverance, healing, and spreading the message of salvation. The preacher highlights three main functions of the church: witnessing the saving grace of Jesus, uniting believers, and reaching out to the world to win souls for Christ. He references the Bible, specifically Luke 4:18-19, where Jesus outlines the mission of the church to preach the gospel to the poor, heal the brokenhearted, and set captives free.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of unity and working together in the church. He emphasizes that everyone, regardless of their background or status, has a valuable role to play in the work of God. However, the speaker acknowledges that there are times when the work of the church can be hindered by external factors such as famine and drought. Despite these challenges, the speaker encourages the congregation to pray and engage with the pastors in finding ways to serve and meet the needs of the poor and disadvantaged. Additionally, the speaker highlights the responsibility of believers to proclaim the good news of freedom in Jesus Christ both in word and in action, particularly within the church community.

In this sermon, the preacher opens the book and reads from the scripture about the anointing of Jesus to preach the gospel to the poor, heal the brokenhearted, and set the captives free. He emphasizes that this scripture is fulfilled in the present moment, urging the listeners to embrace their freedom today. The preacher shares his personal struggle with sin and the feeling of being trapped, but finds hope in Jesus Christ who can deliver him. He highlights the power of Jesus' touch in healing and sets an example of relying on God's strength to overcome challenges.

K.P. Yohannan shares the story of a young eaglet who, after falling into a chicken coop, grows up believing he is a chicken until an older eagle reveals his true identity. This encounter inspires the eaglet to embrace his potential and soar high in the sky, illustrating how believers are called to recognize their identity in Christ. Yohannan emphasizes that Jesus, despite facing numerous challenges, never wavered in His understanding of who He was, which provided Him with strength and purpose. By grounding ourselves in Scripture and understanding our identity as children of God, we can overcome life's challenges and fulfill our God-given potential. The sermon encourages believers to take courage and stand firm in the truth of their identity in Christ.

Henry Drummond preaches about the profound message of love and the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the transformative power of love in our lives and the world. He highlights Christ's purpose to create a better world by founding a Society known as The Kingdom of God, with a Programme focused on binding up the broken-hearted, proclaiming liberty to the captives, comforting the mournful, and exchanging beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, and liberty for chains.