In this sermon, the preacher discusses the significance of the last four days of Jesus' ministry before his crucifixion. He compares the separation of a lamb for four days to Jesus being set apart as the chosen one of God during these four days. The preacher highlights various events and teachings that took place during this time, including Jesus riding triumphantly into Jerusalem, cursing the fig tree, driving out the buyers and sellers from the temple, and delivering parables and denunciations against the Pharisees. The preacher emphasizes that these four days were filled with important teachings and actions by Jesus, making them a significant period in his ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of conflicts and misunderstandings within churches. He emphasizes that many troubles in churches are social in nature, with people struggling to get along with one another. The speaker refers to the words of Jesus in Matthew 23:24, highlighting the importance of confession and agreement in resolving conflicts. He cautions against a dangerous doctrine that suggests one can continue in sinful behavior as long as they agree it is wrong. The speaker also discusses the need for thorough confession and repentance, referencing Proverbs 28:13. He shares a personal anecdote about resolving a quarrel and emphasizes the importance of seeking reconciliation and making amends.

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of inner purity and genuine transformation rather than external appearances or religious rituals. He highlights the need for a sincere heart, free from pride and selfishness, that prioritizes true prayer and righteousness. Drawing from biblical teachings, he warns against hypocrisy and the danger of turning sacred places into dens of thieves, urging believers to seek inner cleansing and a deeper relationship with God.

The video titled "Falling Down" tells the story of a frustrated man who becomes increasingly disillusioned with the injustices and indifference he sees in society. His frustration leads him to act out in ways that eventually result in his arrest. The video emphasizes the limitations of knowledge and education, stating that they can only provide information and not true understanding. The apostle Paul's experience in Romans 7 is referenced, highlighting the need for deliverance through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and spreading the vision of world missions. They acknowledge that only a remnant of people truly grasp the significance of this task. The speaker encourages the audience to consider themselves part of God's grassroots movement for missions and to share the principles discussed with others. They also highlight the principle of indigenization, stating that the vision for world evangelization must be embraced by the church in each nation, rather than being imposed from outside. The speaker notes that some countries, particularly in the third world, are ahead of England in terms of missions vision and engagement.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of rest in the context of the Bible. He compares the rest of God to various analogies, including Joshua bringing Israel into the land. The preacher emphasizes that the devil is not afraid of large prayer meetings or assertive actions by the church, but rather fears when individuals interact with Jesus. He also highlights the importance of ceasing from our own works and entering into the vision that God has for us through faith and obedience.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the hypocrisy of the Pharisees, who meticulously focus on trivial matters while neglecting the weightier commands of Scripture. He illustrates this inconsistency by comparing their actions to straining out a gnat but swallowing a camel, highlighting the importance of prioritizing love and obedience to God over mere outward appearances. Poonen critiques the tendency of some Christians to excel in superficial religious practices, such as memorizing Scripture for competitions, while failing to embody the true essence of the gospel, which is love. He calls for a genuine pursuit of love for God and others as the ultimate goal of the Christian life, urging believers to recognize and act on what truly matters. The sermon challenges listeners to reflect on their priorities and align their actions with the core teachings of Christ.

David Servant delves into the importance of forgiveness as highlighted in Mark 11, emphasizing the necessity of forgiving others in order to receive forgiveness from God. True forgiveness leads to reconciliation, which involves confronting the offender and seeking repentance. God forgives those who repent, and Jesus instructs us to rebuke and forgive those who sin against us. It is crucial to prioritize loving God and others over religious rituals and traditions, as demonstrated by the scribe who understood the weight of these commandments.

The preacher discusses the Greek word 'katapino,' which means to swallow up completely or cause sudden destruction. He emphasizes how our enemy seeks to bring spiritual ruin, weaken our faith, and replace it with fear. By relying on God's strength, believers can resist the enemy and claim victory through faith, obedience, and prayer. The sermon warns about Satan's tactics to devour believers and highlights the importance of being alert, submitting to one another, humbling ourselves, casting our cares on the Lord, and being watchful to resist the enemy's attacks.

Derek Melton addresses the dangerous trend in modern churches where superficial and temporal activities are exalted above eternal divine principles, leading to a decline in spiritual vitality and a focus on frivolous religious fads. This internal dysfunction causes believers to prioritize insignificant matters over weightier truths, resulting in a spiritual coldness and a pursuit of self-gratification rather than God's Word. The urgent call is to realign our focus, rejecting the pursuit of self-worth and embracing repentance, dying to self, faith, evangelism, and missions to combat this spiritual influenza and restore true Christianity.