In this sermon, the preacher shares his personal struggle with temptation and feeling different from other Christians. He explains how he was rescued by the Word of the Lord and the Holy Spirit. The sermon focuses on understanding temptations and lays the foundation key for overcoming them. The preacher emphasizes that fear of God alone is not enough to prevent rebellion, as seen in the story of the Israelites in the wilderness. Instead, he highlights the tender mercies of God, who surprises us with love and grace despite our rebellion.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer, highlighting God's infinite strength, righteousness, goodness, wisdom, and love, inviting believers to come and ask Him for good things. It encourages a deep inclination to pray, drawing from Jesus' teachings in Matthew 7:7-11. The sermon unpacks eight encouragements to pray, emphasizing God's promises to respond with good things, the accessibility of God as our Father, and the foundational role of the cross in answering our prayers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of preparing to stand in the coming storm by focusing on red letter words directly from Jesus in Matthew chapter 7. It highlights the need to ask, seek, and knock, trusting in God's provision and generosity. The speaker shares personal stories to illustrate God's desire to give good gifts to His children and the importance of moving beyond childish perspectives to embrace the miraculous life God offers.

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.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the prevalence of hatred in society and shares a story about Catherine Booth, the mother of the Salvation Army, who showed love and compassion to a woman in need. The preacher emphasizes the importance of standing up against hate and being a witness for God. He then talks about the power of the Holy Ghost and the need for obedience to receive it. The preacher also mentions the gift of salvation and the importance of speaking up for Jesus when His name is blasphemed.

This sermon focuses on the importance of prayer, highlighting the challenges and motivations to ignite prayer in individual lives. It emphasizes the need for a consistent prayer life, the impact of prayer on spiritual growth, and the power of prayer to crush sin and work behind the scenes. Various Scriptures are referenced to encourage a life of prayer, seeking God's face continually, and the effectiveness of fervent, righteous prayers.

This sermon emphasizes the deep understanding of three important words in Christianity: salvation, grace, and faith. It highlights the unconditional love of God even when we hit rock bottom, the eagerness of God to fulfill His promises, and the importance of faith in receiving what God has promised, especially in areas like being baptized in the Holy Spirit.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing God as our Father, a revelation brought by Jesus. It highlights how unsatisfied Christian lives may stem from not truly knowing God as a Father. The comparison is drawn between human relationships and God's relationship with us, particularly as a compassionate and loving Father. The need to have a deep understanding of God's goodness, faithfulness, and eagerness to bless us is emphasized, along with the significance of seeking God's kingdom above all else and avoiding self-seeking motives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal testimony of finding herself in a state of depression and overwhelming problems. She received a card from Mother Basilia with a picture of a child enclosed within two large hands, symbolizing God's care for every person. However, the card and words did not initially help her. Mother Basilia then advised her to give thanks in the midst of her problems and difficulties, praising God as a loving and faithful Father. The speaker found that this act of gratitude opened the way to comfort and aid from God, bringing trust and peace to her heart. The sermon encourages listeners to praise God as a kind and faithful Father, believing that He will reveal Himself in that way.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeing God as a loving Father who cares deeply for His children. It challenges believers to view God from a heavenly perspective, understanding His eagerness to fulfill His promises and provide for their needs. The message highlights the need to have faith that God is more eager to give than we are to receive, encouraging a shift from unbelief to trust in God's goodness and provision.

This sermon delves into the importance of holiness and obedience as highlighted in the Sermon on the Mount. It emphasizes the need for Christians to seek first God's kingdom and righteousness, focusing on spiritual blessings rather than material possessions. The sermon also discusses the significance of discernment in sharing spiritual truths with receptive individuals and the role of prayer in aligning with God's will, particularly in seeking the Holy Spirit for empowerment and holiness.

In this sermon, Basilias Schlink shares a testimony of how God provides for the needs of their sisterhood in the land of Canaan. They have chosen to trust in Jesus' words to seek first the kingdom of God, and they have experienced God's faithfulness in caring for their physical needs. They do not buy toothpaste, soap, or other small items, but instead rely on prayer and God's provision. They have witnessed countless instances of God answering their prayers and providing for them, showing that God's promise to care for his children still applies today.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of praying for a highway to be moved away from their property. Despite their persistent prayers, the government initially denied their request. However, the speaker emphasizes that God is a loving Father who will not give His children stones when they ask for bread. They find comfort in the scripture from Matthew 7:9, which highlights God's heart as a fatherly one. Ultimately, after a long period of faith and prayer, a miracle occurs and the highway is moved to a different location, demonstrating God's love and faithfulness in answering prayers.

This sermon emphasizes the foundational principle of God's perfect love for humanity, surpassing any earthly understanding of love. It highlights God's love as compared to a mother's intense love for her newborn child, showcasing the sacrificial nature of God's love. The sermon delves into the misconception of God as a strict judge and the importance of understanding God's intense love as revealed through Jesus Christ. It also discusses the power of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to live according to God's standards and the significance of surrendering every area of life to God for His best.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being fruitful and becoming spiritual mothers and fathers. He encourages both celibate and married individuals to bear fruit in the Lord and embrace their role as spiritual parents. The speaker highlights the privilege and uniqueness of receiving the ministry of the Holy Spirit and integrating it with the teaching of the word. He urges the audience to share their testimony and the work of the Holy Spirit in their lives with others, especially those who may not have had the opportunity to experience it. The sermon concludes with the reminder to ask the Father for more of the Holy Spirit, regardless of one's feelings or experiences.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that God has abundant gifts of grace to offer us, but we must have faith to receive them. He explains that salvation is a gift received by faith, where God's grace extends to us, and our faith is our response to accept these blessings. Poonen highlights that failing to accept God's gifts is an insult to Him, as He is a loving Father who genuinely desires to bless us. He stresses that faith comes from hearing God's Word, which increases our trust in His promises, leading to forgiveness and freedom from sin. Ultimately, through the combination of Scripture and the Holy Spirit, we can be assured of our forgiveness and identity as God's children.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the profound nature of God's Fatherhood, which is revealed through Jesus Christ. He explains that true sonship comes not from creation or adoption, but through the new birth and union with Christ, making believers partakers of God's divine nature. Simpson highlights the privileges of being children of God, including intimacy with the Father, His protective provision, and the promise of an eternal inheritance. He encourages believers to trust in God's love and to embrace their identity as His beloved children, which brings comfort and assurance in times of trial. Ultimately, Simpson calls for a response of love and obedience to God as our Father.

Zac Poonen preaches about the intimate relationship we can have with God as our heavenly Father, emphasizing that knowing God in this way eliminates loneliness and insecurity, as we can always approach Him with our needs and problems. He compares having God as a Father to having a secure connection where we can seek wisdom and solutions for any situation we face, highlighting the importance of faith in receiving God's generous blessings without any scolding or rebuke.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the profound love of God demonstrated through the sacrifice of His Son, Jesus Christ, as a guarantee for all other blessings. He explains that if God did not spare His own Son, He will surely provide for our needs, highlighting the divine logic that assures believers of God's generosity. Pink reflects on the costly nature of this sacrifice, the gracious design behind it, and the comforting promise that God will freely give us all things. He encourages believers to trust in God's provision, reminding them that His gifts are given freely and without obligation. Ultimately, Pink reassures that God's love and willingness to give are unwavering, providing comfort and hope to the faithful.

John Piper reflects on his first year in the pastorate, expressing feelings of weakness and inadequacy, yet acknowledging God's mercy and power to help in times of need. He confesses his struggle with fear and pride, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's promises and sufficiency. Through the text in Matthew 10:24-33, Piper encourages himself and his congregation to overcome fear by focusing on Jesus' teachings and promises, highlighting the need to have a proper fear of God rather than man, and to trust in God's care and sovereignty over their lives.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the boundless sufficiency of God as expressed in Philippians 4:19, contrasting two types of Christians: those who live in spiritual poverty and those who experience the abundant life in Christ. He illustrates how many believers live in a state of want, always begging for help, while others overflow with joy, love, and generosity, reflecting the fullness of God's grace. Simpson highlights that true abundance comes from a deep understanding of God's greatness and His ability to meet all our needs. He encourages believers to embrace a personal relationship with God, recognizing Him as 'My God,' which opens the door to His infinite resources. Ultimately, he calls for a life that overflows in service to others, rooted in the assurance of God's provision.

Samuel Chadwick preaches on the incredible power and promises of prayer, emphasizing the Old Testament examples and assurances of deliverance, help, guidance, and grace to those who call upon God. Prayer transitions from entreaty to command, with no limits to its possibilities. Jesus Christ establishes a new basis for prayer, urging believers to ask in His name, promising that whatever is asked in His name will be done, highlighting the unity and identity believers have with Him through prayer.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound truth that God has chosen to be our Father, inviting us to embrace this relationship rather than succumbing to fear, guilt, and despondency. He reminds us that Jesus lived in the assurance of His Father's love, which empowered Him to face trials without doubt or confusion. Wilkerson encourages believers to recognize their identity as children of God, who desires to protect and provide for them unconditionally. This revelation of God's fatherly love is essential for overcoming life's challenges and experiencing true peace and joy. Ultimately, God’s choice to be our Father is rooted in His love and mercy, regardless of our past or shortcomings.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the importance of trusting God for even the smallest needs, arguing that if God has given us great gifts like salvation and His Son, we should have faith that He will also provide for our lesser needs. He challenges believers to reflect on the abundance they have received and to not let fear or doubt hinder their trust in God's provision for daily necessities. Brooks encourages Christians to reason through their fears and recognize that the same God who has blessed them spiritually will not withhold what they need physically.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the assurance of God's help, reminding us that the Lord Jesus has already demonstrated His commitment to us through His sacrifice. He argues that if God has done the greater work of redemption, He will certainly provide the lesser help we need in our daily lives. Spurgeon encourages believers to bring their emptiness and needs to God, who is more than capable of supplying all that we require. He reassures us that God's omnipotence, wisdom, and love are always available to assist us. Ultimately, we are reminded that we should not fear, for the Eternal God is our helper.