In this sermon, the pastor encourages the audience to find joy and strength in the knowledge that Jesus will come again and make everything new. He emphasizes that despite the difficulties and suffering we may face in this world, our source of strength is Jesus Christ and His cross. The pastor shares a personal experience of being in a concentration camp and highlights the importance of holding onto Jesus' hand during deep times of struggle. He also mentions a movie called "The Hiding Place" that depicts both the happy moments and the suffering in the concentration camp, reminding the audience that even in the worst circumstances, the best remains. The sermon concludes with the pastor urging the audience to have courage and recognize the signs of the times, as Jesus' return may be imminent.

In this sermon, the preacher passionately emphasizes the importance of preaching the truth of God's word. He condemns liberal theologians who shy away from preaching about hell and judgment, stating that they will be held accountable for leading people astray. The preacher also criticizes the use of worldly music in churches, arguing that it does not align with the purpose of worship and can lead to a compromised faith. He calls for a return to the heritage of beautiful hymns and a rejection of entertainment-focused language and practices in the church.

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the troubled state of the world and predicts that it will become even more troubled in the next 10 years. He emphasizes that there are three types of people in the world: those who are afraid, those who don't know enough to be afraid, and those who have forgotten God's mercy and are rebellious. The pastor highlights the deep sorrow and anguish of the prophet Jeremiah, who wept and groaned for his people. He emphasizes the importance of the word of God and the need for the church to regain the Holy Ghost fire in order to avoid the impending judgment and purification through fire. The pastor references Moses and his encounter with God speaking out of the fire, and concludes that the church must go through the fire to be purified and hear the voice of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the supernatural event of Pentecost and its significance. He emphasizes how Simon, also known as Peter, successfully explained the meaning of Pentecost to the people in a language they understood. The speaker highlights how Simon transformed from being a talker to becoming a preacher of the gospel, with the power of the Holy Spirit guiding him. The sermon emphasizes the fulfillment of God's promises throughout history, particularly in the coming of Jesus Christ and the mighty works of God displayed in the book of Acts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the anticipation and hope that Christians have for the return of Jesus Christ. The congregation is encouraged to eagerly await His appearance and to be ready for His coming. The preacher highlights the power of the Holy Spirit in converting hearts and emphasizes the need for the Spirit to be poured out on the church. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the church to be filled with men who are filled with the Holy Spirit and fire.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of striving and putting total attention into following the words of Jesus. He criticizes the current state of preaching, stating that many preachers do not emphasize the need to strive for salvation. The preacher highlights the significance of our daily decisions, comparing them to sowing seeds in a vineyard. He warns against making careless decisions like Esau, who traded his birthright for a single meal. The sermon encourages listeners to be mindful of their choices and to seek fellowship with humble believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the signs and events that Jesus foretold would happen before the coming of the kingdom of God. These signs include perplexities of nations, wars, famines, and pestilence. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signs and understanding that the kingdom of God is near. He also warns against being consumed by worldly distractions and urges people to stay vigilant and prepared for the coming of the Son of man. The sermon concludes with a reference to the gathering of people in Armageddon and the symbolism of the ripe grapes being gathered in the wine press of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the betrayal and arrest of Jesus. He describes how Jesus was condemned to death and how the prophecy of Isaiah was fulfilled as people spat on him and buffeted him. The preacher then talks about the reflex actions of the body and how it can cushion blows. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's love and receiving his blessings. The sermon concludes with Jesus waking up his disciples and telling them that the hour of his betrayal has come.

This sermon emphasizes the power and work of the Holy Spirit in transforming lives and empowering believers. It delves into the miraculous events surrounding the birth of Jesus, the impact of the Holy Spirit on the early disciples, and the enduring nature of God's Word despite opposition. The message challenges listeners to recognize the limitless possibilities of God's grace and the transformative work He can do in individuals who surrender to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the certainty and fulfillment of God's promises. He uses the example of God's judgment upon Jerusalem to illustrate this point. The preacher highlights that God's pronouncement of judgment is accompanied by a threefold confirmation: "I have spoken it. It shall come to pass. I will do it." He emphasizes that God does not change His mind or spare those who deserve judgment. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of choosing the right path in life, one that leads to everlasting life rather than shame and contempt. He warns against the danger of a comfortable gospel and encourages listeners to put their faith and trust in God's sure word. The sermon concludes with a blessing and a prayer for God's guidance and peace.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the dark days that are prophesied in the Bible, but emphasizes that the scripture always offers hope and a future beyond the darkness. He highlights that God never ends the story with desolation, but always presents a glorious light and hope for the future. The sermon focuses on the battle of Armageddon and the great wrath of God that will culminate in this battle. Pastor Chuck calls on all nations and people to listen and understand that God's judgment will be universal on the earth.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being rich in the Word of God, knowing it intimately, and allowing it to dwell in us richly for wisdom and transformation. It highlights the significance of the Bible in salvation, its self-authenticating nature, and the power it holds to change lives, nations, and conquer sin. The message stresses the eternal and infallible nature of God's Word, urging believers to invest in it wholeheartedly and prioritize its study and application in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not solely relying on our physical bodies and appearances. He highlights that even though physical fitness is important, it does not guarantee happiness or prevent mental health issues such as suicide. The speaker encourages the audience to not be discouraged by the negative events and news in the world, but to focus on the invisible and eternal aspects of life. He also references the apostle Paul's experiences of persecution and suffering, yet his unwavering faith and lack of discouragement. The speaker concludes by suggesting that just as we need to nourish our physical bodies, we also need to renew our inner selves daily to maintain strength and victory over discouragement.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the future events of the great battle of Armageddon and the desolation that will follow. He emphasizes the importance of seeking a face-to-face encounter with the Lord and the hope of seeing Him in His beauty. The prophet's vision of dark days to come is mentioned, but the scripture always points to the glorious days of light in the future. The sermon also touches on the universal judgment of God that will be poured out upon the earth and the significance of the global community in relation to biblical prophecy.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying true to God and not turning back to worldly desires. He warns the congregation about the dangers of being led astray by the flesh and the world. The preacher expresses his excitement about seeing people excited about the Word of God and emphasizes the need for the Word to cleanse the heart. He also highlights the consequences of not listening to God's word and the presence of greed and falsehood among the people. The sermon references Galatians 4:9, chapter 7 verse 3, and Matthew 24 to support the preacher's message.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the everlasting nature of God's word, stating that while heaven and earth may pass away, God's word will never pass away. The preacher also highlights the incredible love of Jesus, who willingly died for those who crucified him and even for his disciples who were not fully committed. The sermon then focuses on a passage from Mark 14, where Jesus takes Peter, James, and John to the Garden of Gethsemane and expresses his deep distress and sorrow. The preacher concludes by inviting the congregation to accept Jesus as their Savior and commit their lives to him.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the future events that will occur before the glorious kingdom age. He emphasizes that there will be a period of great tribulation and God's wrath and judgment will be poured out upon sinners. The prophet calls for everyone to listen and warns that this judgment will be universal on the earth. Pastor Chuck also mentions the significance of the global community and the one world government that is being established. He concludes by mentioning that the next chapter will delve into the darkest days of man's history, the battle of Armageddon, but assures that there is hope and blessing on the other side.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power and importance of worshiping God. He shares a personal experience of bringing his Roman Catholic roommate to church and being nervous about how he would react to the worship. However, the speaker witnesses his roommate fully engaging in worship, with tears running down his face, and realizes the impact of worship in drawing God's presence. The speaker encourages the audience to worship God wholeheartedly and surrender their lives to Him. He also highlights the need to understand the spiritual truth and application of Scripture in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of interpretation of the Bible. He begins by addressing the question of whether modern translations of the Bible can be trusted. He expresses his hesitation in recommending modern translations, emphasizing the importance of considering the overall purpose of the Bible and the intended audience of specific scriptures. The speaker concludes by highlighting the power and significance of the word of God, describing it as a source of peace, comfort, and guidance for all people.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his observations from attending a World Charismatic Convention where famous charismatic preachers gathered to preach. He mentions a young man on a wheelchair who attended every night, hoping to be healed. However, despite the preacher's promises of miracles, the young man remained paralyzed. The speaker then shares his own experience as a pastor, starting with only eight members and growing to 15 over five years. He emphasizes the importance of genuine faith and repentance, cautioning against seeking miracles without heeding God's truth. The speaker also acknowledges that God can still perform miracles and shares examples of amazing transformations he has witnessed in his own life and ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the temporary nature of our physical bodies and the promise of a new eternal body that God will give us. He compares our current bodies to a borrowed instrument, like a scratch box, that we must learn lessons from before receiving our own. The preacher also highlights the power of God to quicken our mortal bodies and heal us. He encourages believers to trust in God's promises and step out in faith, reminding them that even if God doesn't deliver in the way they expect, He is still their God.

In this sermon, Keith Daniels emphasizes the urgency of accepting God's invitation to reason together and be saved. He highlights the seriousness of the situation, stating that God sent his only son to die on the cross to save humanity from hell. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being honest with God and knowing if one is truly born again. He references biblical verses such as John 1:1-4 and 1 Peter 1:24-25 to emphasize the eternal nature of God's word and the significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. The sermon also mentions historical events where the church tried to suppress the Bible, underlining the enduring power of God's word.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares a powerful experience he had with a four-year-old boy named Joshua. After a church service, Joshua approached the speaker with tears streaming down his face, saying that God had broken his heart. The speaker is amazed by Joshua's deep understanding and emotional response at such a young age. The speaker also describes the incredible dedication and obedience of a congregation of two thousand people who would listen to the Word of God for hours and then spend time in humble prayer. Additionally, the speaker shares a testimony of how the church helped the old order armies by purchasing a combine to harvest their crops, demonstrating their willingness to serve and support others.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of being reproached for going over the allotted time for his message. He explains that he received a note to finish his sermon in 45 minutes, but due to blurred vision, he misunderstood and believed it said 45 minutes. Despite facing criticism and being labeled as independent, the speaker prays for the message to be imbued with the spirit of truth and hopes that it will help others understand the call of God, the creative and prophetic word, and the obedience required as sons of God. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of death and resurrection in the church and in Israel's restoration, stating that just as Jesus had to taste death to birth the church, Israel too must go through death and resurrection.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believing and following the word of God without being influenced by those who try to undermine it. He encourages the congregation to preach, teach, and live according to the Bible, regardless of what others may say. The preacher also calls for a return to old-fashioned hellfire damnation preaching and a focus on sin, rather than being swayed by the moral and entertaining crowd. He warns against aligning with wickedness and urges the audience to stand up for what is right based on the teachings of their forefathers and the Bible.