In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of participating in the Great Commission, which is the command given by Jesus to spread the gospel to all nations. The speaker highlights the incredible work that God is doing around the world, even in the most remote and impoverished places. He encourages Christians to get involved in missions and evangelism, either by going themselves or supporting others who are called to go. The speaker also points out that the effectiveness of evangelism and missions is hindered by not preaching the true gospel, and he shares powerful examples of people from different cultures who have found hope and salvation in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the purpose of the conference as a time for teaching and consolidation for those who have already come to the Lord. The focus is on meeting with God and not being entertained. The speaker encourages attendees to prioritize spending time reading and meditating on the Bible, rather than being occupied with other things like gossiping and speaking evil of others. The sermon also highlights the importance of obeying the command in Philippians 2:14 to do all things without murmuring and grumbling, as it can transform one's life and spread happiness. The speaker concludes by referencing God's message to Israel and how He will do something new, accepting offerings from all over the earth without the need for a temple or Levites.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the challenges of reaching remote and unreached people groups with the gospel. He describes the difficult journey of missionaries through the jungle, highlighting the geographical remoteness as one of the reasons for the lack of access to these groups. However, he encourages the audience to remember the incredible potential they have as believers, even with their advantages in education, technology, and resources. The speaker defines missions as taking light into darkness and emphasizes the importance of access to reach the billions of people living in unreached people groups around the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not letting religion become a mere tradition. He warns against worship that God does not receive and urges listeners to be cautious. The preacher then shifts the focus to missions, highlighting the privilege and responsibility it entails. He shares stories of persecution and martyrdom, emphasizing the need to glorify God by spreading the gospel. The sermon concludes with a call to restructure one's life to prioritize serving God and fulfilling His will.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a historical story of a young leader who faced a much larger army. The young leader demonstrated his unwavering determination and loyalty by commanding his men to perform extreme acts of sacrifice. The speaker then transitions to addressing the audience, emphasizing the importance of finding purpose in life. He gives examples of different individuals, such as a little girl longing for attention and a teenager burdened with responsibilities, and encourages them to seek their purpose. The speaker concludes by sharing a story of an old lady who found peace and contentment despite living in a difficult environment, reminding the audience to keep their focus on eternity.

This sermon emphasizes the shift from an external righteousness based on the Old Covenant mentality to an inward righteousness of the New Covenant. It highlights the importance of seeking purity, inner transformation, and a wholehearted pursuit of God's kingdom. The speaker challenges the focus on external appearances, titles, and traditions, urging believers to prioritize their inner life, motives, and consistency in following Jesus.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a balanced Christian life, focusing on the need for fellowship within a local church. It highlights the significance of falling into the ground and dying to self to bear much fruit, the necessity of being part of a body of believers to reflect the image of Christ, and the safety found in being cemented into the church as opposed to being a loose brick. The speaker encourages listeners to seek fellowship, manifest grace and truth, and engage in evangelism and discipleship within the context of a local church.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of having a deep love for God's family and the need to prioritize loving and caring for His people above all else. It highlights the significance of giving our best to God, not focusing on quantity but on the quality of our love and devotion. The message stresses the need to exercise and strengthen our willpower to rule over our emotions and align our hearts with God's heart for His people.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering fully to God, letting go of past ignorance and selfish interests, and committing to live 100% for Christ. It highlights the need to build a church that is a witness not only to people but also to the rulers and authorities in the spiritual realm. The message encourages forgiveness, training children to be spiritual warriors, and daily reading of the Bible to deepen understanding and faith.

David Ravenhill emphasizes the importance of understanding God's purpose and calling in the life of believers, using the metaphor of a jigsaw puzzle to illustrate how many Christians possess fragmented pieces of truth without seeing the complete picture. He discusses the significance of the Abrahamic Covenant, highlighting that God's intention was for Israel to be a blessing to all nations, not merely to enjoy His blessings for themselves. Ravenhill warns against the church's focus on conversions over callings, urging believers to recognize their divine purpose and to manifest God's glory in their lives. He stresses that true leadership requires a clear vision of where one is going, and that understanding God's overarching plan is essential for effective ministry.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of nurturing one's spiritual life while engaging in outward missions, particularly in America. He encourages his friends to cultivate their hearts with the spirit and power of God, ensuring that their inner plantations remain healthy and vibrant. Fox advocates for building relationships with the Indigenous peoples, inviting them to share in the light and truth of the gospel, thereby creating heavenly plantations in their hearts. He stresses the need for holiness within the community, urging them to keep unclean spirits away and to glorify God in their midst. Ultimately, Fox calls for a collective effort to honor God's name among all nations and peoples.

Edward Payson preaches a Thanksgiving Sermon based on 1 Chronicles 16:28-29, emphasizing the importance of giving glory and strength to the Lord, bringing offerings, and worshiping Him in holiness. He delves into the nature, character, offices, and works of God, highlighting the debt of gratitude humanity owes to God for His blessings and the inadequacy of human praise compared to God's infinite glory. Payson urges listeners to acknowledge God's divine nature, perfect character, sacred relations, and marvelous works, emphasizing the need for heartfelt adoration, obedience, and thanksgiving to fully give God the glory He deserves.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of understanding God's heart through obedience and reverence. He explains that while God overlooks our ignorance, He now calls us to turn to Him and obey, highlighting that true obedience is liberating rather than burdensome. Poonen illustrates the difference between a fleshly and spiritual Christian, urging believers to seek the Holy Spirit rather than worldly significance. He stresses that God desires pure sacrifices and true discipleship, not mere volunteers, and that our lives should reflect a deep hatred for sin to experience true joy. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to follow Jesus wholeheartedly, recognizing our purpose to bring pleasure to God.