In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer in the lives of believers. He challenges the audience to prioritize seeking Christ in prayer, suggesting that even dedicating one day a month or one hour a day to prayer can have a transformative impact. The preacher highlights the example of Jesus, who despite having the responsibility of caring for the entire universe, still made time to pray for his followers. He urges the audience to break free from the distractions and busyness of the world and commit to a deep and intimate prayer life, recognizing that it is through prayer that God can use them to make a powerful impact in the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of how a person lives and builds their life. He uses the parable of the wise man who built his house on the rock and the foolish man who built his house on the sand to illustrate this point. The preacher addresses different groups of people, including those who have never built upon the rock and those who have but have not made much progress in their obedience to Jesus Christ. He warns that it is crucial to obey God now, as the storms of life will come and it will be too late to build a solid foundation. The sermon concludes with a story about a stormy night in Scotland, highlighting the urgency of making the right choices in life.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of genuine heart change and discipleship, cautioning against mere superficial professions of faith without evidence of transformation. It highlights the need for a fundamental shift in desires and actions, leading to a life change that reflects true discipleship. The speaker challenges the congregation to examine their lives and ensure that their faith is not just lip service but is accompanied by obedience and a commitment to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of giving and how it aligns with God's word. He encourages the congregation to give generously, not just what they can afford, but to trust in God's promise of abundance. The preacher shares a personal testimony of how God has blessed him through his obedience to giving. He emphasizes the need to be a doer of God's word and to have faith in God's ability to perform miracles through obedience. The sermon is centered around the verse "Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom" (Luke 6:38).

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of thinking and seeking God's light in our lives. He encourages the audience to actively listen to God's voice and study the scriptures. The preacher also highlights the need for believers to understand and embrace their role as members of the church, emphasizing that membership should involve a commitment to a wholehearted life of faith. He concludes by stating that the church needs to return to the teachings of the New Testament and empower its members to exercise their ministry as preachers.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of individuals who have experienced the power of kindness and compassion in their lives. He emphasizes the importance of showing God's glory through acts of kindness and how it can bring revival to a city. The speaker also highlights the impact of simple acts of kindness, such as sitting with a grieving person or being nice to others, in changing lives and potentially even winning nations for Christ. He encourages listeners to listen to God, look for opportunities to show kindness, and trust that their actions can make a significant difference in their community.

In this sermon, the speaker, David Thomas, shares his personal experience of witnessing for the Lord and the sacrifices he made for his faith. He recounts a conversation with a businessman who expressed a desire to have a similar experience. Thomas explains that his own journey involved facing challenges and walking long distances to spread the word of God. He references a biblical story from Ezekiel 47 about a man standing in a river, symbolizing the flow of life and healing. Thomas emphasizes the importance of walking in the Spirit and allowing God to guide and transform one's life.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for the Holy Spirit to open the eyes of the listeners and help them understand the truth. He emphasizes the importance of studying the Word of God for oneself and not blindly accepting what others preach or teach. The preacher highlights the contrast between the luxury and materialism of modern society and the commitment to the Lord that characterized the early church. He then discusses four passages in the Bible where Jesus addresses those who call him "Lord, Lord" but do not do his will. The sermon concludes with a powerful story of a Chinese woman who was persecuted and ultimately killed for her faith in Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of music in worship and how it can help us connect with the Holy Spirit. The main focus of the sermon is on the marvels of God's salvation and how it is a wonderful plan of redemption. The preacher highlights the significance of Jesus dying for us and emphasizes the need for total commitment to Him. The sermon also discusses the mercies of God's requirements and encourages listeners to surrender their lives fully to the Lord.

The sermon transcript discusses the importance of believing in Jesus' promises and commands for Christians. It shares a story about a man whose obedient dog ended up on the roof of a biology laboratory and how the man's whistle immediately brought the dog back to him. The sermon emphasizes that God's desire is to have a family of believers who will dwell with Him in heaven for eternity. It also highlights the power of preaching the message of Christ's death and resurrection, which may seem foolish to the world but is the power of God for the redemption of believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of staying focused on Jesus and not getting distracted by religious rituals or the enemy's tactics. He emphasizes the need to know and be conformed to Jesus, desiring to look like His son when standing before God. The speaker shares personal experiences of struggling with spiritual growth and settling for religion instead of pursuing a deeper relationship with Jesus. He encourages the audience to preach Jesus and trust in His power, as signs and miracles will follow those who are focused on Him. The sermon concludes with the assurance that nothing can separate believers from the love of God, even in the face of tribulation and distress.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a disciplined and dedicated life. He encourages the audience to prioritize their time and not waste it on worldly activities. The preacher shares his personal experience of being transformed by God and the need to spend quality time with Him. He also highlights the importance of preaching the Word of God and building a strong local church. The sermon concludes with a reminder to love and forgive one's enemies and to have compassion for others.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of true conversion and the work of the Holy Spirit in regenerating souls. It highlights the need for deep conviction of sin, genuine faith in Jesus Christ, sincere repentance, a transformed life, consistent prayer, and obedience to God's commandments as essential signs of a soul truly won for Christ. The preacher stresses the necessity of a complete change in the heart and mind of a believer, rooted in the work of the Holy Spirit, leading to a new nature and a life marked by holiness and devotion to God.

The video is a sermon on the topic of living a godly life and the impact it has on one's family. The speaker emphasizes the importance of making wise choices and doing what is right, as it not only affects oneself but also one's family. The sermon also discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life and the importance of studying and meditating on the Word of God. The video concludes with a prayer for God's guidance and presence in the lives of the listeners.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not just listening to the word of God, but also taking action. He warns against being complacent and thinking that there is plenty of time to turn to God. The preacher speaks about the consequences of rejecting God's word and the possibility of being sealed in one's sin. He also highlights the cost of following Christ and the need for a genuine confession of faith. The sermon references the book of Revelation and emphasizes the need to worship God and not bow down to worldly influences.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being a faithful servant who is not a hypocrite. It contrasts the outward appearance of faith with true inward change, highlighting the need for a genuine relationship with God. The speaker addresses the issue of hypocrisy in the church and the importance of experiencing God personally, not just knowing about Him intellectually. The urgency of seeking God wholeheartedly and the consequences of being unprepared for His return are also discussed.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that true faith is demonstrated through obedience to Jesus, rather than mere verbal acknowledgment of His Lordship. He points out that modern Christians struggle not with understanding the Bible, but with allowing their hearts to accept its teachings and making Jesus the true Lord of their lives. Tozer warns against the superficiality of playing at religion, where one may appear sincere while still holding onto worldly desires and resisting Christ's authority. He calls for a genuine commitment to leave behind worldly influences and to pursue a real relationship with God, rather than just performing religious acts.

Richard E. Bieber delivers a powerful sermon warning against the danger of trusting in false 'connections' with Jesus, emphasizing the importance of truly hearing and keeping God's word. He highlights the deception of relying on past deeds, relationships, or religious activities as a guarantee of salvation, stressing the need for genuine repentance and obedience to Jesus' teachings. Bieber urges listeners to open their hearts to God's word by being still, listening attentively, and letting go of anger and self-righteousness. He emphasizes the transformative power of acting on Jesus' words immediately, rather than just discussing or contemplating them, and encourages applying God's teachings first within one's own family.

Chuck Smith addresses the theme of self-deception in the Christian faith, emphasizing that many who profess to know Christ may be misled by their own assumptions of safety. He warns against unconscious hypocrisy, where individuals may believe they are justified based on outward appearances and actions, while neglecting true self-examination and relationship with Christ. Smith highlights the dangers of false doctrines and the importance of genuine faith over mere verbal profession, reminding listeners that ultimately, it is our relationship with Christ that matters most.

Andrew Murray explores the paradox of individuals finding joy in knowledge they do not genuinely believe or live out. He emphasizes that while the pursuit of knowledge can be pleasurable and enlightening, it becomes dangerous in moral contexts where knowledge of duty exists without corresponding action. This disconnect leads to a blinding of the conscience and self-deception, where individuals feel satisfied with knowledge that ultimately condemns them. Murray stresses the importance of not just teaching but also training, ensuring that knowledge translates into action and character development.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the critical importance of surrendering our wills to God, arguing that modern Christianity often neglects the doctrine of obedience. He asserts that true religion is rooted in the will, and that genuine transformation occurs only when individuals actively obey God's commands. Tozer warns against the confusion that arises from believing without obedience, highlighting that mere passive surrender is insufficient. He calls for a revival of the emphasis on obedience within the church, reminding us that disobedience led to humanity's downfall while obedience restores our relationship with God.

Jonathan Edwards preaches on the nature and purpose of excommunication based on 1 Corinthians 5:11, emphasizing the duty of the church to maintain purity by casting out visibly wicked members. He explains that excommunication is a punishment executed in the name of Christ to deliver the individual to Satan for correction and potential repentance. Edwards highlights the importance of excommunication in deterring others from sin, reclaiming the individual, and ultimately saving their soul. He stresses the need for the church to uphold strict discipline to honor God, protect its members from moral contagion, influence outsiders positively, show benevolence towards the erring, and obey Christ's commands.

Charles Finney emphasizes the grave nature of sin, particularly the sin of neglecting known duties as outlined in James 4:17. He argues that true faith must manifest in love and obedience, and that neglecting any known duty is a deliberate rejection of moral obligation to God. Finney clarifies that both Paul and James teach the necessity of works as a condition of salvation, and that failing to act on known duties is tantamount to sin. He warns that living in neglect of duty leads to spiritual deception and ultimately, separation from God. The sermon calls for a commitment to fulfill all known obligations to God and others as a true expression of faith.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that true Christianity requires a humble obedience to Christ's teachings, challenging the notion that faith alone, without adherence to His commandments, suffices for salvation. He references Luke 6:46, where Jesus questions why people call Him 'Lord' yet fail to follow His commands. Tozer argues that the belief that one can be a Christian without obedience has diluted the evangelical message and moral standards within the Church. He warns that this misunderstanding of grace leads to erroneous conclusions about the nature of faith and obedience. Ultimately, Tozer calls for a return to a faith that is active and obedient to Christ's lordship.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the deep, personal relationship believers can have with Jesus, portraying Him as the beloved Bridegroom who desires a heart ablaze with love and worship. He challenges the congregation to move beyond mere words and rituals, urging them to truly know and experience Jesus as their Lord. Waldvogel highlights the importance of surrendering one's will to God, recognizing that true worship involves a complete submission to His authority. He calls for a genuine awakening to the beauty of Christ, encouraging believers to seek Him above all earthly things. Ultimately, the sermon invites listeners to embrace a life of devotion and intimacy with their Savior.