In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of apathy and lack of belief among Christians. He highlights the barrenness of altars and the lack of fire in the hearts of believers. The preacher also discusses the impact of various factors, such as the Vietnam War and blue-collar crime, on the country's economy and spirituality. He emphasizes that when God wants to get the attention of His people, He touches their economy, ecology, and may even raise up a nation to invade them. The preacher calls for a revival and urges Christians to prioritize soul-winning, just as the early Methodist Church did. He questions why Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for laborers in the harvest when He himself has enough faith, and emphasizes the importance of prayer in Jesus' ministry.

This sermon emphasizes the critical need for soul-winning and revival in churches, highlighting the alarming statistics of churches failing to bring even one soul to Christ despite numerous sermons preached. It calls for a return to the fervor of early Methodist beliefs that prioritized saving souls above all else. The speaker addresses the apathy and moral decline in society, urging believers to wake up, pray fervently, and actively engage in bringing others to Christ to prevent spiritual destruction.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the book of Acts and the importance of the Holy Spirit descending upon the church in Acts chapter 2. Despite facing persecution, the church remains strong and continues to spread the good news of the gospel. The preacher emphasizes the need for more pastors, deacons, and prayer warriors to care for the growing number of people coming into the church. He encourages the congregation to be actively engaged and to seek the Holy Spirit's control in their lives for wisdom and guidance.

This sermon emphasizes the spiritual state of nations like Wales, America, and Europe, highlighting the decline of church attendance, lack of revival, and the need for prayer and true preaching. It discusses the importance of discernment in the church, the danger of compromising preachers, and the necessity for a return to preaching on sin, righteousness, and judgment. The speaker warns about the consequences of spiritual apathy and the importance of recognizing true spiritual movements from deceptive ones.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of sacrificial service and radical commitment to God's mission, sharing powerful stories of missionaries facing persecution and spreading the Gospel in challenging regions like Nepal and India. The speaker urges the congregation to prioritize prayer, fasting, and supporting native missionaries, highlighting the impact of personal sacrifice and obedience in advancing God's kingdom amidst global need and suffering.

This sermon emphasizes the rapid growth of Christianity in China, where people are coming to Jesus Christ at an unprecedented rate despite challenges like limited resources and persecution. It highlights the rich faith of Chinese believers who have been chosen to inherit the kingdom of heaven on earth. The speaker also addresses the global need for evangelism, especially among the destitute and emphasizes the importance of Christians living out their faith through acts of compassion and service to reach the world with the gospel of Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the need for more workers in God's harvest field, highlighting the impact of native missionaries in Asia who have dedicated their lives to sharing the gospel despite persecution and challenges. It calls for sacrificial giving to support these missionaries and the growth of churches in regions where many have never heard of Jesus, stressing the eternal difference individuals can make through prayer and financial support.

This sermon recounts the powerful revival that broke out in Lewis, emphasizing the deep conviction of sin, the awareness of God's presence, and the miraculous transformation of lives. It highlights the importance of prayer, thirsting for God's power, and the significant impact of revival on the community, leading to widespread repentance and salvation. The speaker shares remarkable testimonies of individuals encountering God, experiencing deliverance, and being called into full-time ministry, showcasing the lasting fruits of revival in the region.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a missionary who had to travel to a distant city to collect money for a hospital. On their way back through a dangerous area, the missionary and his helper were concerned about being robbed. However, they decided to trust in God's protection and camped out with the money. Miraculously, they woke up the next morning to find everything intact. Weeks later, a bandit chief who had received treatment at the hospital recognized the missionary and asked if they had camped on a hill with soldiers guarding them. The missionary revealed that they had no soldiers, but God had protected them. The preacher uses this story to emphasize the importance of trusting in God's plan and how He works all things together for good for those who love Him, as stated in Romans 8:28.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a mentor or someone to travel with in our spiritual journey. He shares his own experience of working with a student for 40 years and how it has been a blessing in his life. The speaker also highlights the word "grace" as his favorite word and discusses how his book, "Out of the Comfort Zone," is actually about grace in disguise. He emphasizes the messiness of world missions and the need for understanding and grace among missionaries. The sermon concludes with a reference to Isaiah chapter 6 and the importance of being willing to be sent out for evangelizing the world.

The sermon transcript discusses the degradation of the savior, comparing him to various objects like a life preserver or a fire extinguisher. It emphasizes the importance of having faith in Jesus in his three offices of prophet, priest, and king. The transcript also mentions the author's foresight of the changing structure of evangelism and the defense of observing the Sabbath day. It concludes with a mention of a rich outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the army, leading to conversions and growing piety.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the challenges faced during the September conference and acknowledges the need to do too much with too few people in a short amount of time. Drawing from the Book of Acts and the life of Jesus, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing the abundance of work and the scarcity of laborers. The speaker suggests implementing pre-conference emergency action, such as living within means and potentially reducing the size and scope of certain conferences. The objections to this approach are also discussed, with the speaker highlighting the need for unity and shared responsibility within the body of believers. Ultimately, the speaker encourages a mindset of going the extra mile in love, faith, and trust, in order to effectively evangelize the world.

This sermon emphasizes the need for prayer partners and financial support to advance missions work, highlighting the open doors for ministry even in challenging environments like communist countries. It addresses the misconception that full theological training is necessary for missionary work and stresses the importance of spiritual power and commitment to world missions. The sermon also discusses the release of resources through prayer and the proclamation of the Word, encouraging believers to trust in God's provision and work together in unity for the advancement of the Gospel.

This sermon emphasizes the urgency of the mission field, highlighting the need for more laborers in the face of a growing population and the vast opportunities for spreading the Gospel. It challenges believers to step out in faith, even when faced with financial uncertainties, and to recognize the unique calling and responsibility they have received. The message underscores the importance of seizing the open doors for ministry and the credibility Operation Mobilization has built in various nations, urging listeners to consider long-term missions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for our actions and the impact of our prayers. It reflects on King David's repentance and the consequences of sin, highlighting the need for self-reflection and prayer. The message challenges listeners to consider their role in spreading the gospel to places where Jesus is not known, urging them to embrace martyr potential and zeal for sharing the message of Jesus despite challenges and indifference in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal testimony of how he came to faith in Jesus Christ during his high school years. He organized a meeting at his school where he shared about Jesus, and his own father was among the 125 students who responded to the invitation to believe in Jesus. This event led to the birth of a movement known as Operation Mobilization. The speaker also talks about the need for young people to get involved in missions, particularly on their ships, where various ministries are based. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and shares how prayer has been a significant part of his life since his conversion.

This sermon delves into the life of Jesus on Earth, emphasizing the challenges and temptations he faced as a man, and how he prioritized doing the will of the Father above all else. It highlights the importance of seeing the world through God's eyes, praying fervently even when we don't feel like it, and being willing to go wherever God calls us. The message encourages a deep, heartfelt connection with God's love and compassion for the lost, urging believers to actively participate in spreading the Gospel and building God's kingdom.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on two passages from the Gospel of Mark. The first passage is about Jesus calling Simon, Andrew, James, and John to follow Him and become fishers of men. The second passage is about Jesus calling Matthew, a tax collector, to follow Him. The preacher emphasizes the need for more workers in the harvest and encourages the church to have a renewed vision and commitment to missions. He also shares a testimony of a disabled evangelist in his country who is doing a remarkable job spreading the Gospel.

The video mentioned in the sermon transcript is about a farmer who dies after teaching his two sons how to do the harvest. The video emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking the Lord of the harvest. The farmer's sons are left with the daunting task of completing the harvest, but through prayer, a miraculous event occurs. A large group of farmers from the community come together to help and the harvest is successfully completed. This story serves as a metaphor for the support and assistance that the people outside of Quebec are called to provide for the spiritual harvest in Quebec.

This sermon emphasizes the power of Christ over the demonic realm, Satan, and all aspects of our lives. It delves into the importance of genuine work of the Holy Spirit within the bounds of God's character and truth. The sermon challenges the congregation to distinguish between preferences and truth, urging them to interpret experiences in the light of scripture. It highlights the need for laborers in God's harvest, encouraging individuals to step out, serve, and allow God to open doors for ministry.

This sermon emphasizes the power of Christ over all struggles in life, including addictions and challenges, highlighting the importance of steps on our part to allow Christ to conquer these obstacles. It delves into the call of Christ for ministry, reminding that the entire world is a mission field with opportunities for everyone to serve. The sermon stresses the need for compassion and ministry in everyday interactions, encouraging listeners to be open to ministry opportunities wherever they are. It also discusses the significance of teaching, preaching, and healing in ministry, emphasizing the importance of serving others and having an outflow of God's love and power in our lives.

This sermon delves into the historical significance of the Moravian missions, highlighting their radical example of missionary work and the impact they had on spreading the gospel. It emphasizes the importance of personal surrender to God's will, seeking a revival in the church, and the need for a deep burden for souls. The speaker challenges the listeners to pray for a visitation of God's Spirit and to actively engage in evangelism, drawing inspiration from the Moravian's sacrificial commitment to missions.

This sermon sheds light on the hidden community of the layaps in the Himalayas, emphasizing their Buddhist faith and the need for spiritual awakening. Despite residing in a stunning landscape, the layaps seem to have overlooked the presence of the Creator. The unique lifestyle, attire, and agricultural practices of the layaps are explored, showcasing their dedication to their beliefs while potentially neglecting their relationship with God. The sermon encourages trust in God for a spiritual harvest among the layaps.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of feeding and overseeing the flock of God with willingness and a ready mind. He encourages humility and submission to one another, as God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. The speaker also highlights the significance of sending in missions, stating that sending is just as important as going. He shares his own testimony of how one woman's prayers and commitment to sharing the Gospel led to the distribution of the Word of God to over 500 million people through OM teams in 60 nations.

This sermon sheds light on the challenges faced by the Miao people in southwestern China, highlighting their poverty, lack of access to the Word of God, and the harsh living conditions they endure. Despite their talents and the government's efforts to promote some villages as tourist attractions, the majority of the Miao struggle with illiteracy, limited educational opportunities, and a simple diet. Enterprising Christians are working to establish connections with the Miao to share the gospel and plant churches, emphasizing the need for more laborers in this mission field.