In this sermon, the speaker recounts a harrowing experience in Nigeria where a soldier, seemingly possessed by a demonic force, violently attacked their team. With no legal protection in some parts of the world, the only response was to cry out to Jesus for help, and miraculously, the soldier immediately stopped. The speaker reflects on the power and mercy of God, thanking Him for delivering and setting them free from the devil's influence. The sermon concludes with a reminder that despite the overwhelming challenges we face, God offers a different perspective and lifts us up to see the situation as He sees it, giving us victory over our enemies.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of God's people reaching out to the Jewish people during a time of trouble and affliction. He warns that if the Jews are not taken in and protected, they could face the same fate as they did in Nazi Germany. The speaker also discusses the resurrection of an entire nation, which he believes will be brought about by a prophet who will speak to the dry bones of that nation. He calls for the church to come together in perfect agreement and speak the word of God as one voice in order to raise the dead.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the disappointment and self-disgust that can come from personal failures. He shares a testimony of a young man who grew up in a Christian home but ended up succumbing to peer pressure and trying drugs. The sermon then transitions to a study of Mark 14, focusing on the scene where Peter denies knowing Jesus. The speaker emphasizes Peter's denial and the fulfillment of Jesus' prophecy about it. The sermon concludes with Peter's realization of his betrayal and his subsequent weeping.

In this sermon, Peter and John are preaching to the people in the temple when they are interrupted by the priests, captain of the temple, and Sadducees. These religious leaders are upset that Peter and John are preaching about Jesus' resurrection from the dead. The religious leaders arrest Peter and John and put them in prison overnight. The sermon then shifts to discussing Jesus' arrest and trial before Pilate, highlighting the wickedness of man and the love of Christ in willingly going to the cross to pay for our sins.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having an abiding relationship with God. He shares his personal struggles with temper, jealousy, gossip, and greed, highlighting the need for God's power and patience in overcoming these sins. The preacher emphasizes that victory can only be achieved through putting on the new man and living in covenant agreement with God. He references the story of Jonathan and David, where they exchange robes as a symbol of their covenant relationship, and encourages the congregation to put off their old behaviors and put on righteousness and holiness. The sermon concludes with a reminder that breaking covenant with God will not lead to prosperity, and disobedience to the word of God indicates a lack of covenant relationship.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the theme of transformation from Simon to Peter. He highlights the objectivity and honesty of the scripture writers in portraying the faults and failures of important figures. The sermon specifically looks at the story of Peter's denial of Jesus and his subsequent realization of his sin. The speaker emphasizes the importance of watching and praying, walking by faith, and witnessing as a follower of Christ to avoid falling into sin.