In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a man who was on the verge of losing everything due to his addiction. Despite asking for prayer, he couldn't resist getting high before an important meeting and ended up losing his company. The preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping our hearts open to the Holy Spirit and avoiding corrupt communication, such as watching movies that take God's name in vain or engage in pornography. He warns that indulging in such behavior grieves the Holy Spirit and can lead to spiritual adultery and idolatry. The preacher also addresses the issue of sin and encourages individuals to turn to God for forgiveness rather than running away and waiting for judgment.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God and staying true to sound doctrine. He highlights the influence of righteous and godly men in the founding of the United States. The preacher encourages the audience to renounce their chains and embrace the limitless liberty and shining light of God. He concludes by mentioning that in the next sermon, he will discuss the Second Coming of Christ.

C.H. Spurgeon, in his sermon 'Little Sins', emphasizes the deceptive nature of seemingly minor sins, arguing that they can lead to greater transgressions and ultimately spiritual ruin. He illustrates how even the most faithful individuals have recognized the danger of small sins, using biblical examples like Daniel and the Three Holy Children to show their commitment to righteousness. Spurgeon warns that little sins can multiply and create a barrier between believers and their relationship with God, urging listeners to take every sin seriously, regardless of its perceived size. He concludes by reminding the congregation that even the smallest sin can incur God's wrath and lead to eternal consequences, encouraging them to seek forgiveness through Christ. This powerful message serves as a call to vigilance against the subtle temptations of sin.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of moving from a fear of punishment to a deep love for Jesus Christ in order to overcome sin. It discusses the two fires mentioned in the Bible - the fire of hell that can keep us from sinning out of fear, and the fire of fervent love for Jesus that motivates us to obey His commandments out of love. The sermon encourages believers to progress from the fear of punishment to a genuine love for Jesus, comparing it to moving from school to college spiritually.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal experience of receiving a message from God. He describes feeling a sense of annoyance and then suddenly receiving a message in his mind. The message is a warning about the consequences of indulging in worldly desires and actions. The preacher emphasizes that God will bring judgment upon those who do not heed this warning. He also discusses the importance of understanding and dealing with the temptations and challenges of the world through the anointing of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of honoring God and not compromising on His demands. He highlights the need for justice and honor in our lives, and warns against following sinful ways. The preacher also emphasizes the honesty and truthfulness of Jesus and how we should strive to emulate that in our own lives. The sermon is based on the Gospel of Matthew, specifically chapter 16 verse 24, where Jesus speaks about the coming judgment and the rewards that will be given according to one's actions.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of taking resolute action and exercising strict control over certain aspects of our lives. He specifically mentions the need to control television and movies, as they can be associated with sin and lower our spiritual temperature. The speaker references Bible verses such as Psalm 101:3 and 1 Samuel 3:1 to support his argument. He also shares personal experiences of being raised in a home where movies were prohibited and highlights the story of Joseph as an example of taking decisive action to resist temptation.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of recognizing the existence of a real enemy, especially after crossing over from death to life through faith in Jesus. The speaker emphasizes the need to make others aware of this enemy and the secular solutions that people without this awareness rely on. The sermon critiques the idea of community-wide task forces as a solution to societal problems, highlighting the limitations of human efforts. The speaker asserts that the only way to truly address these issues is through the revelation of God's perspective and truth, which can only be known and shared by the church.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of the declining standards in churches. He emphasizes the importance of not allowing sin to rule in our lives and urges listeners to purge out the old leaven. The speaker references Jesus' teachings about cutting off body parts that cause us to sin, highlighting the seriousness of avoiding temptation. He also mentions Job's covenant with his eyes as an example of taking proactive measures to avoid sin. The sermon concludes with a reminder to strive for unity and friendliness in every aspect of life.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of Harry Houdini, a famous escape artist, to illustrate a biblical truth. He describes how Houdini would perform daring escapes from a box submerged in water, captivating thousands of people. However, one day, Houdini failed to escape and was found dead in the box. The preacher then relates this story to a passage in the Gospel of Matthew, where Jesus speaks about the end of the world and the separation of the righteous and the wicked. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the final judgment and warns against living a life of sin.

Shane Idleman addresses the urgent need for the church to confront the issue of pornography and sin, emphasizing that casual Christianity is insufficient in the face of extreme spiritual attacks. He encourages believers to adopt an offensive stance against sin, utilizing the power of the Holy Spirit to achieve victory and pursue holiness. Shane highlights the importance of removing triggers for sin, being vigilant in spiritual warfare, and fostering a deep relationship with Christ to combat the pervasive influence of sin in our lives. He calls for accountability, practical steps to safeguard against temptation, and a commitment to holiness as essential for breaking free from the chains of sin. Ultimately, he reassures that through Christ, believers can find freedom and restoration from the burdens of guilt and shame.

Shane Idleman addresses the urgent need for the church to confront the issue of pornography and sin, emphasizing that casual Christianity is insufficient in the face of extreme spiritual attacks. He encourages believers to adopt an offensive stance against sin, utilizing the power of the Holy Spirit to achieve victory and pursue holiness. Shane stresses the importance of removing triggers for sin, making no provision for the flesh, and actively seeking accountability and support. He highlights that true freedom comes from a deep relationship with Christ, where believers are filled with the Spirit and equipped to resist temptation. Ultimately, Shane calls for a serious commitment to holiness and a rejection of compromise in the Christian walk.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the critical role of prayer and wholeheartedness in responding to global crises, drawing from Joel 2:12-17. He explains that God desires genuine repentance and intercession from His people, highlighting the dignity of free will and the impact of collective prayer on national and international events. Bickle encourages believers to gather in solemn assemblies, emphasizing that their choices can either invite blessings or open doors for judgment. He reassures that God's heart is gracious and merciful, always ready to relent from harm if His people turn to Him with sincerity. The sermon calls for a radical commitment to prayer and unity in seeking God's will during challenging times.

Charles Finney emphasizes the necessity of removing temptations from our lives, even if they are lawful or important, as they can lead us into sin and spiritual bondage. He argues that if something causes us to stumble, it must be put away for our own good, as clinging to such things is tantamount to tempting God. Finney warns that allowing any form of temptation to dominate us can lead to eternal loss, and he calls for immediate action to sever ties with anything that hinders our relationship with God. He urges listeners to recognize the urgency of this decision, as procrastination can lead to dire spiritual consequences.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the serious nature of sin in his sermon on Matthew 5:29, illustrating that even the most precious things in our lives can lead us to sin and must be removed if they cause us to stumble. He teaches that sin is a matter of the heart, and we must recognize its consequences, understanding that our actions stem from our inner state. Smith stresses the importance of hating sin and striving for a pure heart, as well as the necessity of mortifying sin in our lives to protect our souls. He reminds us that nothing should come between us and our eternal destiny, urging believers to take drastic measures against sin.

John Wesley expounds on Matthew 18, emphasizing the necessity of humility and childlike faith to enter the kingdom of heaven. He warns against causing offenses and stresses the importance of addressing wrongs directly and privately, following Christ's prescribed steps for reconciliation. Wesley highlights God's care for the 'little ones' and the severe consequences of failing to forgive others, drawing a parallel between our forgiveness from God and our obligation to forgive others. He concludes with a powerful reminder of the weight of our offenses against God and the importance of genuine forgiveness in our relationships.

St. Benedict of Nursia preaches about the importance of fearing the Day of Judgment, being in dread of hell, and desiring eternal life with all the passion of the spirit. He emphasizes the need to keep death daily before one's eyes, to keep constant guard over the actions of one's life, and to know for certain that God sees one everywhere. St. Benedict also highlights the importance of immediately dashing evil thoughts against Christ, manifesting them to one's spiritual guardian, and guarding one's tongue against evil and depraved speech.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the importance of mortifying sinful desires in our hearts to avoid missing out on God's kingdom. He emphasizes the need to examine our hearts for worldly ambitions, pride, and selfish desires that hinder our spiritual growth. Mortifying these passions may be painful, but necessary to escape eternal consequences. By having the salt of God's grace in our hearts, we can experience peace and unity with one another, avoiding contention and destruction caused by sinful passions.

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the last discourse of John the Baptist, focusing on the impact of John's preaching on Herod, who despite respecting and reforming parts of his conduct, refused to give up his sinful ways. Herod's actions highlight the struggle between worldly pleasures and eternal salvation, showcasing how one sin can lead to another. The imprisonment of John by Herod not only insulted God but hindered the spread of the gospel, emphasizing the grave consequences of hindering the proclamation of God's word. The fear of man and conscience restrained Herod from killing John, prompting reflection on the motives that drive our actions and the importance of seeking to please God in all things.

E.A. Adeboye emphasizes the importance of learning from past failures and successes to achieve future goals. He highlights the need to identify strengths, sustain them, and prevent future failures by understanding the reasons behind past mistakes. Using the example of Daniel, he illustrates how maintaining spiritual disciplines and virtues can lead to greater success in the future. Adeboye urges believers to make amends, cut off negative influences, and humbly acknowledge past successes to secure victories ahead.

Jonathan Edwards emphasizes the importance of gracious and holy affections being manifested through Christian practice, where one's behavior is consistently aligned with Christian principles, pursued diligently as the main focus of life, and persevered in until the end. He highlights the necessity for true Christians to be universally obedient, cutting off all sinful practices, and engaging in positive acts of faith and love. Edwards stresses the urgency of zeal and earnestness in serving God, comparing it to running a race or fighting a battle, and warns against slothfulness in the Christian walk, as it can be as damning as open rebellion.

Seth Rees preaches on the heavenly race described in Hebrews 12:1-4, emphasizing the need to run with patience, looking unto Jesus as the Author and Finisher of our faith. He highlights the importance of laying aside every weight and the inbred sin that easily besets us to run the Christian race credibly and win the prize. Rees stresses the necessity of being saved, sanctified, and continuously progressing in the race, enduring trials with patience and focusing on Jesus amidst challenges. He urges believers to consider the cloud of witnesses cheering us on and to eliminate anything hindering our spiritual progress to become strong men and women in the race.

Elisabeth Elliot shares a powerful story of a young man delivered from drug abuse but tempted back, emphasizing the danger of allowing even a 'little bit' of sin in our lives. She highlights the importance of not excusing disobedience by using the word 'struggle' and the need to completely quit sinful habits rather than tolerate them. Just as Jesus warned about the seriousness of sin by urging to remove what causes stumbling, we are called to take drastic measures to avoid falling into the fires of hell.

William J. Seymour preaches about the powerful manifestations of the Holy Spirit in the Apostolic Faith Movement, emphasizing the importance of sanctification and the baptism with the Holy Ghost. He highlights the need for repentance, obedience, and complete consecration to God, leading to a life of victory, glory, and nearness to Christ. The sermon focuses on the significance of the cross, bearing our individual crosses, and being willing to endure persecution for the sake of Christ. Through personal testimonies and biblical teachings, the message underscores the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in bringing holiness, love, and power to believers.