In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of looking forward and not dwelling on the past. He uses the example of a baseball player who never looks back and trusts that God will take care of what comes next. The preacher highlights that a Christian's future is more glorious than their past, and even a moment with God is more wonderful than years on earth. He warns against looking back like Lot's wife and encourages believers to keep their focus on Jesus. The sermon also discusses the concept of earning rewards from God, explaining that it is more about meeting conditions for God to bestow blessings rather than actually earning them. Overall, the message emphasizes the need for Christians to keep their eyes on the future and not get stuck in the past.

This sermon focuses on the journey of surrender and obedience to God's calling, particularly in the context of marriage and family life. It delves into the struggle of denying oneself, stepping out of comfort zones, and being willing to sacrifice personal desires for the sake of following Christ wholeheartedly. The speaker shares personal reflections on the challenges and blessings of aligning with God's will, emphasizing the importance of being true disciples who renounce all to follow Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians resisting the temptations and allurements of the world. He encourages believers to have the patience and endurance of the saints, even in the face of persecution and hardship. The preacher also highlights the significance of living a righteous and principled life, even if it means being unfashionable or experiencing poverty. He reminds the audience that good works done in the power of the Spirit will be rewarded in heaven, and encourages them to continue abounding in the work of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of training the will as the foundation for a prosperous spiritual life. He emphasizes the significance of parents teaching their children to love, honor, and obey them, as these are the only two commandments God gives to children. The speaker highlights the value of little lessons in obedience, which can be taught from a young age with minimal pain. He compares this approach to how dog trainers schedule sessions and use minimal pain to train their dogs, suggesting that we can learn from them. The sermon concludes with the principle that being faithful in little will lead to being faithful in much.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of being born again and committing one's life to Christ. It highlights the gratitude for the opportunity to preach and the hope of returning to share the faith with loved ones. The speaker expresses deep appreciation for his wife's Christlike character and the privilege of having her as the mother of his children. The sermon concludes with a prayer for spiritual growth, protection, and blessings for all present.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the negative mindset of some individuals who only focus on the negative aspects of God's work. He uses the example of Sandballot and Tobias in the book of Nehemiah, who constantly lower the morale of the people doing the work. The speaker emphasizes the importance of handling opposition and not giving up. He also shares a personal experience of attending a successful event despite initial doubts and encourages the audience to persevere. The sermon concludes with a mention of the speaker's previous interactions with Greg Lori and the success of a recent event in passing out new believer packets.

This sermon reflects on the passing of William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, in 1912. It highlights the honor and respect shown during his funeral procession in London, where people from all walks of life gathered to pay tribute to this dedicated soldier of God who devoted his life to serving the marginalized and lost.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by reviewing a chorus from the previous week called "Tell out my soul the greatness of the Lord." The congregation sings the first verse of the chorus and practices it. The speaker then discusses how we will recognize Jesus by the marks of Calvary, such as the wounds on his hands, feet, side, and brow. He also mentions that Jesus will say "well done, thou good and faithful servant" to those who are saved, but to those who are not saved, he will say "I never knew you." The speaker then references Acts 17:30, which talks about the philosophy of life if there is no afterlife, and emphasizes the importance of Jesus' resurrection for our justification. He gives an illustration of someone being sentenced to jail but being saved by someone else's intervention.

This sermon reflects on the blessings of dying in the Lord, emphasizing the rest from labors and the assurance that deeds will follow believers into eternity. It highlights the importance of persevering in faith, avoiding sin, and living a life dedicated to Christ to receive the promised blessings. The speaker encourages the audience to focus on heavenly rewards, the certainty of God's promises, and the joy of being with the Lord in eternity.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of sacrificial living and true devotion to God over material prosperity. It challenges believers to focus on eternal impact rather than temporary gains, highlighting the significance of selfless sacrifice and obedience in the Christian walk. The speaker warns against complacency and the danger of living a life without actively pursuing God's will, stressing the eternal consequences of neglecting spiritual growth and service.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the tasks and responsibilities that God has given us. He warns against the temptation of almost completing the work and encourages believers to strive for the full victory that the Lord desires for them. The preacher uses a story from the Bible to illustrate this point, where a prophet is unfaithful in guarding a prisoner and offers the excuse of being busy here and there. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God has a purpose for each individual and it is crucial to take our responsibilities seriously and not let opportunities escape us in the Christian life.

The video is promoting Pastor Chuck Smith's Marriage and Family Bible Study as a helpful resource for families during the holiday season. It highlights the breakdown of the family unit in society and the negative impact it has on marriages and children. The Bible study aims to provide basic principles to keep love alive within families. The video also emphasizes the importance of doing God's will, bringing forth fruit, and seeking God's approval in order to have a fulfilling and purposeful life.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses a confrontation between two realities: the reality of Satan, the false usurper, and the reality of God. This showdown has been ongoing since the beginning of time and will culminate in a final conflict at the end of the age. The preacher emphasizes the importance of watching and fasting, as these practices deny the desires of the flesh and align us with God's will. The sermon also highlights the need to recognize that God's reality is true and powerful, even though it may seem invisible compared to the false values and illusions of the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the qualities of a true leader. He highlights the importance of brokenness and humility in leadership, contrasting it with the ambition and self-centeredness often seen in leaders. The speaker also emphasizes the need for leaders to inspire and work with others, sharing their burdens and vision. He uses the example of Deborah in the Old Testament as a powerful illustration of a leader who inspired and led her people to victory. The sermon concludes with a warning against seeking personal success and ambition, instead urging leaders to seek God's approval and blessing.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the imminent coming of Jesus and the need for believers to be prepared. He highlights the Hebrew Christians who were lacking confidence and enthusiasm in their faith. The preacher reminds them of how they joyfully endured the spoiling of their possessions in the past. He then uses the analogy of a man in prison with heavy shackles, illustrating the weight of sin and the need for deliverance. The sermon concludes with a call to live holy and godly lives in anticipation of the coming judgment. The theme verse is 2 Peter 3:11, which emphasizes the need for believers to live in holiness and godliness.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of ending our Christian lives in a faithful and triumphant manner. He highlights the ultimate goal of hearing the commendation from the Lord, "well done, good and faithful servant." The speaker urges believers to be diligent and zealous in whatever tasks or responsibilities they have, even if they are temporary or seemingly insignificant. He also emphasizes the need to listen to the Holy Spirit and not be ruled by burdens or distractions. The sermon concludes with a prayer for forgiveness and cleansing, asking God to help believers hear His voice clearly and recognize His sent messengers.

This sermon delves into the parable of the unjust steward, exploring the confusion it causes as the man's actions are commended by the Lord despite being perceived as unjust. It emphasizes the importance of considering one's future and eternity, contrasting the mindset of the rich man who did not think ahead with the actions of the steward who planned for his future. The sermon highlights the need for discernment in understanding God's perspective on right and wrong, drawing lessons from various biblical examples and urging listeners to align their hearts and spirits with the Lord's.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the listeners to examine their own hearts and not focus on others. He tells a story about four men who all had a new birth experience but have different attitudes towards each other. One man in a minivan is judgmental towards his neighbor who is on a buggy, while another man in an escalade looks down on the man in the minivan. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not despising others and not letting external factors like technology or lifestyle choices divide believers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having faith in God and praying. He shares a personal experience of encountering the King of Jesus and expressing his desire for a life dedicated to preaching God's word. The preacher reflects on the need to give our best in serving Jesus and not just doing the bare minimum. He encourages the congregation to be used by God and shares examples of how even small acts of service can make a difference in leading others to Christ. The sermon concludes with a reminder that one day we will stand before God and be asked why we did so little for Jesus, urging listeners to live a life of purpose and dedication to God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of preparing for the return of Jesus as the King, not just as the sacrificial Lamb. It highlights the need to be filled with the Holy Spirit, live a life of righteousness, and be ready for the judgment day when the King will sit on his throne. The message urges listeners to live for eternal things, not the shallow pursuits of the world, and to be wise virgins with oil in their lamps, ready for the bridegroom's return.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of heeding the warnings and messages from God. He uses the example of the sinking of the Titanic to illustrate the consequences of not paying attention to danger. The preacher encourages the congregation to not only listen to God's word but also to act upon it. He emphasizes the need to be doers of the word and to take steps in God's will. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God speaks to our hearts and reveals His will to us, and it is our responsibility to diligently listen and obey.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of having spiritual vision and how it can be improved through the use of correctional lenses. He uses the analogy of getting glasses and gradually seeing things more clearly as the lenses are adjusted. The speaker emphasizes the responsibility of those who have the answer to share it with others, referring to the ministry of reconciliation. He also shares a personal story from his time in the Navy and relates it to the concept of spiritual vision. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to view life through the lens of God's truth and to take action in sharing the message of Christ with the world.

This sermon emphasizes the need for believers to have a deep revelation of the majesty of God and the accountability they will face at the judgment seat of Christ. It challenges the church to return to a place of true devotion, prayer, and obedience, living with eternity's values in view and being willing to be transformed by God's presence.

In this sermon, the teacher discusses a situation where a board does not explicitly state whether a certain action is allowed or not. The teacher asks the audience if they would like to engage in this action, and they all raise their hands in agreement. However, later on, the teacher discovers that one of the students, little Johnny, has carved initials on a desk. The teacher decides to punish Johnny, but the other students intervene and ask if they can take Johnny's punishment instead. The sermon emphasizes the importance of considering the consequences of our actions and the concept of taking responsibility for our deeds.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a deep understanding and connection with the word of God. He criticizes those who try to appear knowledgeable without truly understanding the teachings. The preacher then refers to a story from the Bible where Jesus tests Philip by asking him when they will buy bread to feed a large crowd. The preacher highlights that Jesus was not interested in material things or gratitude, but rather in seeing the reflection of his son in people's spirits through the discipline of service. He concludes by discussing the concept of being plowed by God in order to yield a harvest, using the analogy of different types of plows and their impact on our lives.