In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being able to hear and recognize the voice of God. He compares Christians to a generation that is odd and different from the world. The speaker highlights the historical separation between the church and the world, but notes that in modern times, it has become difficult to distinguish between Christians and non-Christians. He concludes by stating that true Christians are those who are touched by God, hear His call, and respond to His message.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of responding to persecution with a mindset of reigning and rejoicing. He highlights the difficulty of living according to the Sermon on the Mount, particularly the command to love one's enemies. The preacher encourages believers to arm themselves with the same mindset as Christ, who suffered for our sins. He distinguishes between punishment and persecution, stating that persecution is what Christians face when they have done good. The ultimate goal of receiving rewards in heaven is not for personal pride or fame, but rather to honor and glorify God.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by acknowledging God's faithfulness throughout generations and asks for the grace to deliver the message clearly. The sermon is based on Mark chapter 4, which tells the story of a storm. The preacher emphasizes that God has a plan for troubled times. He highlights the importance of recognizing what we have, even if it seems insufficient, and trusting God to multiply it for His purposes. The sermon concludes by encouraging the audience to have faith in God's plan and to not be discouraged by the limitations they may perceive in their own lives.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the important role of missionaries and their desire to share their stories and literature at mission conferences. He then shares a personal experience of being arrested and interrogated by six officers. Despite the intimidating situation, the speaker maintains a strong belief in the sovereignty of God and sees the officers as mere instruments in God's plan. He encourages the audience to support missionaries by visiting their tables, engaging in conversation, and showing interest in their stories. The speaker also mentions the importance of gratitude, even in difficult circumstances, and provides a pamphlet explaining why he thanked a general for beating him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of facing challenges with faith and love, showcasing stories of Christians enduring persecution with unwavering belief in God. It highlights the power of prayer, the resilience of believers in communist and Muslim countries, and the transformative impact of God's love in the face of suffering. The speaker encourages cheerful giving to support persecuted Christians and shares insights on prayer and maintaining a joyful spirit amidst trials.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing Mark 16 and Luke 1 from the Bible. He highlights how Jesus reproached his disciples for their lack of belief in his resurrection and then commanded them to preach the gospel to the world. The speaker also mentions that some versions of the Bible omit miracles and end with Jesus' death on the cross, portraying him as a good man and advocate of peace. However, the speaker emphasizes that the Bible is truly all about Jesus and explores the significance of his ministry and his role as the Son of God.

This sermon emphasizes the reality of suffering and persecution faced by Christians in various parts of the world, contrasting it with the comfort and complacency often experienced in more privileged societies. It challenges the notion of being exempt from hardship due to faithfulness and warns against false teachings that promise escape from suffering, highlighting the need for genuine faith and readiness to endure tribulations.

This sermon addresses the intense persecution faced by pastors, missionaries, and Christians in India, particularly in the Orissa area. The speaker shares a personal experience of being deeply impacted by witnessing the brutal persecution through a video, leading to a profound questioning of faith and priorities. The focus shifts to the contrast between elevating popular figures in Christianity versus honoring martyrs who have sacrificed their lives for the gospel, urging listeners to consider the true heroes of faith. The plea from those enduring persecution is not for material support but for fervent prayer for courage amidst threats and fear-induced conversions out of Christianity.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of persecution and suffering endured by believers in the past, emphasizing that such experiences may still happen today. He mentions instances of torture and brutality faced by Christians, highlighting the extreme measures taken to suppress their faith. The speaker then shifts focus to the challenges believers may face in the present, such as being rejected by society for their moral values and righteous behavior. He concludes by emphasizing that true blessedness and fulfillment can only be found in recognizing one's spiritual bankruptcy and turning to God for salvation and empowerment.

This sermon delves into the concepts of Persecution, Affliction, and Tribulation as outlined in the Bible. It emphasizes the inevitability of facing these challenges as a Christian, the importance of finding hope and comfort in God's promises during times of affliction and tribulation, and the need to persevere in prayer and faith. The speaker highlights the significance of rejoicing in hope, being patient in tribulation, and continuing in prayer amidst trials, while reassuring that God's comfort and deliverance will sustain believers through all challenges.

This sermon reflects on the persecution faced by men and women of God throughout history, emphasizing the importance of not judging movements or individuals but seeking to glorify God. It delves into historical events where Anabaptists were hunted and killed, highlighting the impact of conscience and divine authority in such situations. The message urges listeners to examine their hearts, avoid carnal behaviors, and strive to be filled with the presence of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on John chapter 15, specifically verse 18, where Jesus warns his disciples that the world will hate them because they are not of the world. The preacher explains that when a person becomes a believer and leaves behind their old ways, the world cannot understand or accept this transformation. The Holy Spirit convicts the world of sin through believers who live according to the teachings of Jesus, which challenges the world's religion, morals, and ethics. The preacher emphasizes that believers who choose to follow Christ are reproving and rebuking the world by showing that they have found something better and cannot stay in the world any longer.

This sermon shares powerful testimonies of individuals who have faced persecution for their faith, highlighting their unwavering commitment to Christ even in the face of extreme adversity. It emphasizes the importance of being part of a revolution of love, where ordinary people are empowered to do extraordinary things for the Kingdom of God, especially in areas of war, disaster, and persecution. The message calls for a strategic response to assist and empower the church in reaching those in the most difficult situations of the world, reminding believers of the eternal significance of living out their faith.

This sermon delves into the immense cost that God and Christ paid for the mercy extended to lost mankind, emphasizing the rejection and suffering Christ endured, culminating in His crucifixion and resurrection. It highlights the need for repentance, faith in Christ's sacrifice, and the importance of enduring persecution for righteousness' sake. The sermon also underscores the judgment of God, the significance of living a godly life, and the ultimate call to be faithful and obedient to Christ, recognizing Him as both Savior and Judge.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of the prodigal son from the Bible. He emphasizes the younger son's request for his inheritance and his subsequent wasteful living in a far country. The preacher highlights the son's descent into working with swine, which was considered unclean for a Jew. The sermon concludes with the preacher reflecting on the son's realization of his sinful lifestyle and his decision to return home. The preacher also criticizes those who preach a message of accepting Jesus without a change in lifestyle.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of understanding the word of God and its relevance to our lives. He emphasizes that God repeats the history of the world in every generation, just as Jesus spoke of those who rejected the kingdom of God. The preacher highlights the process that God follows in blessing, delivering, and revealing Himself to His people. He also acknowledges the presence of both good and bad influences in the world and encourages believers to seek a deep understanding of God's work and to rely on Him for guidance and strength.

This sermon addresses the topic of preparing for persecution, drawing examples from personal experiences and stories of intense persecution in other countries like North Korea. It emphasizes the need to trust in God's protection and not fear men, even in the face of potential persecution. The message highlights the courage and faith of believers who faced extreme trials for their faith, choosing to remain steadfast in their love for Christ despite the severe consequences.

The video discusses the early efforts of the Salvation Army in using film and visual education for evangelism. It mentions the production of a full-length feature film in Paris, which was considered pioneering in the field of visual education. However, some experts dispute the claim that it was the first full-length film. The video also mentions the Salvation Army's involvement in the "Darkest England" scheme and the use of magic lanterns and slides for evangelistic purposes.

This sermon delves into the early days of Anabaptism, focusing on the lives of key figures like Conrad Grebel, Zwingli, and George Blaurock. It highlights the struggles, arrests, and ultimate sacrifices made by these individuals for their faith, emphasizing the importance of putting the teachings of Jesus into practice despite persecution and opposition.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Psalm 84 and divides it into three sections: finding God, following God, and fellowshipping with God. The first section emphasizes the importance of recognizing that we cannot follow God in our own strength, but rather our strength comes from Him. The speaker references Philippians 4:13, where Paul declares that he can do all things through Christ who strengthens him. The second section highlights the blessings of dwelling in God's house and praising Him. The final section encourages believers to seek fellowship with God and to continue to joyfully follow Him until they reach their heavenly home. The sermon also references Isaiah 55:6-7, which urges people to seek the Lord while He may be found and promises abundant pardon and mercy for those who turn to Him.

This sermon explores the rich cultural tapestry and unique lifestyle of the Dai people in southern Yunnan, highlighting their traditions, beliefs, and challenges. It delves into the influence of Buddhism on the Dai community, their openness to Christianity, and the increasing persecution they face. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer for the Dai children and the potential impact of their faith on the evangelization of the region.

This sermon delves into the history of Voice of the Martyrs, founded by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who endured persecution for faithfully preaching the gospel. It emphasizes the importance of learning from persecuted Christians to remain faithful amidst increasing restrictions and challenges, focusing on red, white, and green martyrdom. The sermon warns about the changing landscape of Christianity in the free world, particularly regarding issues like homosexuality, and advocates for humility, learning, and preparation based on the experiences of persecuted believers.

This sermon emphasizes the light of God shining in the darkness, bringing joy and breaking the burdens of oppression. It highlights the prophecy of a child being born, who will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. The message also delves into identifying the true Church in the last days through distinct marks, focusing on perseverance and faith amidst chaos and persecution.

This sermon shares a powerful testimony of faith and healing, emphasizing the importance of believing in the Word of God and the miraculous power of Jesus to heal and transform lives. It highlights the impact of unwavering faith, prayer, and sharing the gospel even in challenging circumstances, leading to conversions and the spread of Christianity. Despite facing persecution and imprisonment, the speaker's steadfast devotion to Jesus and willingness to suffer for the gospel ultimately leads to profound spiritual growth and the salvation of many.

The video is a sermon on the topic of peace and the establishment of God's kingdom on earth. The speaker emphasizes that the fears and tribulations of the last times will prepare the church for the coming of Jesus. He assures that Jesus, the Prince of Peace, will bring peace according to God's eternal plan and establish his kingdom. The speaker acknowledges the current state of the world, with wars and lack of peace, but encourages believers to have faith that Jesus will fulfill his promise and bring lasting peace to the earth.