In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of intercession and prayer in the mission of spreading the word of God. The key message is that the responsibility to pray for laborers to be sent into the harvest rests with the church. The speaker highlights that although God has already done so much for humanity, including sending his son for redemption, he still requires the church to intercede and pray for laborers. The sermon concludes with a call for believers to commit to the ministry of intercession, as it has the power to transform the world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the decline of Christianity and moral values in America during the time of the American Revolution. He mentions that many influential figures, such as Samuel Provost Bishop of New York and John Marshall, believed that the church was beyond redemption. The preacher also highlights the lack of belief in God among college students, with Harvard having no believers and Princeton only having two. He further discusses the moral slump during this time, with widespread drunkenness, sexual license, lawlessness, and profanity. The sermon concludes with a mention of a book called "A Humble Attempt" that promotes prayer for revival and the extension of Christ's kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of revivals in the past and what he would like to see God do among the American people. He emphasizes the importance of having a burden for prayer and the need for prayer meetings to be more lively in churches. The speaker also highlights the significance of promoting explicit agreement and visible union among different denominations in order to experience a true revival. Additionally, he mentions that personal righteousness and confession of sin are key characteristics of revival, but cautions against public exhibitionism and the temptation to outdo each other in sharing past sins.

In this sermon, the preacher uses various illustrations to convey his message. He starts by talking about a farmer and his tractor, highlighting the importance of having the right tools and being well-organized. He then shares the story of a migrant worker who approaches the bus instead of asking the workers for a job, emphasizing the need to go directly to the source. The preacher also discusses the concept of the Trinity, explaining that while there is no perfect analogy, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one essence. Finally, he talks about the disciples' expectation of the restoration of the kingdom and Jesus' response, emphasizing the importance of receiving power from the Holy Spirit to fulfill the great commission.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending laborers into the harvest fields of the world to spread the gospel. He shares a personal story about the impact of missionary work on his own life and poses the question of why anyone should hear the gospel twice before everyone has heard it once. The speaker urges the audience to take action by either going themselves or supporting missionaries financially. He concludes by stating that it is the responsibility of the Church to evangelize the world and fulfill the commands of Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith in God's promises and the power of prayer for revival. It shares stories of individuals who believed in God's plans for revival in Canada and around the world, highlighting the need for persistent prayer, sacrifice, and surrender to God's will. The sermon also discusses historical revivals like the Haystack Revival and the Moravian revival, showcasing the impact of awakened faith and continuous prayer on spreading the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving and serving others as if we are doing it for the Lord. He references the verse about giving a cup of cold water in the name of a disciple, stating that those who do so will not lose their reward. Jesus sent out his disciples to teach and preach in various cities, instructing them not to take any money or extra belongings with them, but to rely on the support of the people they minister to. The speaker encourages the audience to learn from Jesus and know the Father, as knowing the truth of God's nature will reveal His love, compassion, and deep concern for every aspect of our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his past behavior as a poor listener and divider. He acknowledges that he often answered people too quickly and subjectively, without truly hearing what was on their hearts. However, he emphasizes the importance of grace and forgiveness, highlighting that God is a forgiving God who gives second chances. The speaker also discusses the ministry of sending, which involves prayer, giving, enthusiasm, and passion, and states that it is just as important as the ministry of going. He encourages fathers to be visionary and focused on the task given by Jesus.

This sermon by K.P. Yochanan, Director of Gospel for Asia, reflects on the impact of Operation World in understanding and praying for countries like India, with its diverse languages and people groups. Through daily prayers and devotionals, Operation World serves as a tool to intercede for nations and rejoice in God's work globally, echoing the call to pray to the Lord of the Harvest in Matthew 9.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of Christians being concerned and compassionate towards others. He urges listeners to see people the way Jesus does, with love and empathy. The speaker also highlights the need for more laborers in God's harvest and encourages believers to pray for more workers. He reminds them not to be discouraged by slander or opposition, but to continue their witness and trust in God's timing. The sermon references various Bible verses, including Matthew 10:16 and Luke 13, to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending missionaries to spread the word of God. He encourages every church, regardless of size, to send at least one missionary or missionary couple. The speaker highlights the difficulty of finding senders rather than goers and expresses gratitude for the generous response to a recent fundraising effort for world missions. The sermon also emphasizes the significance of prayer and worship in the missionary work, and the power of these practices in hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit. The speaker shares powerful testimonies of individuals whose lives were transformed through encounters with the Gospel.

This sermon emphasizes the sacrifices and persecution faced by missionaries in the mission field, highlighting the extreme challenges and dangers they encounter for the sake of spreading the Gospel. It shares stories of missionaries being martyred, families torn apart, and individuals making the ultimate choice to surrender their lives to Christ despite the risks. The message calls for a deep commitment to prayer, intimacy with God, and a global perspective in Christian living, urging believers to dedicate time for fasting, prayer, and intercession for the nations.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses four men in the Bible who were clothed with the Holy Spirit. The first man mentioned is Opneal, who was clothed with the Spirit for fighting against the enemy. The second man is Gideon, who was clothed with the Spirit for leadership. The third man is Matthew, who was clothed with the Spirit for fellowship. And the fourth man is Sacral Bias, the high priest, who was clothed with the Spirit for holiness. The speaker encourages the audience to desire to be clothed with the Holy Spirit, to be so full of Him that there is little of themselves left. The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit as a teacher and guide in understanding the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for commitment with balance in the work of evangelism. He acknowledges that there has been a lack of understanding about personal evangelism and the different forms it can take. The speaker also acknowledges that mistakes have been made in the past, with a tendency to be heavy on zeal and short on wisdom. However, he highlights the importance of maintaining balance and learning from these mistakes. The sermon also emphasizes the concept of love and freedom, as well as the need for discipline and self-discipline in the work of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a passion for the harvest, which refers to reaching out to people with the message of God. He encourages listeners to look at the harvest and learn about it, rather than making excuses or delaying action. The speaker shares a personal story about his daughter's behavior and how it moved him to tears, illustrating the depth of his love and concern for her. He emphasizes that God wants believers to share in his heart and sufferings, not just seek his power, and encourages them to agonize for the things that break God's heart.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need to stop living in an illusion of a Christianity that promises a beautiful and happy life on earth. He contrasts the stories of Lot and Abraham to illustrate this point. Lot chose a path of pursuing worldly desires, which ultimately led to destruction, while Abraham chose to leave his comfort zone and follow God's plan. The speaker encourages listeners to have a heart of compassion for others, just as Jesus did, and to pray for laborers to spread the gospel.

The video is a sermon on the Lordship of Christ and the importance of the Urbana event in spreading the message of the gospel. The speaker highlights the impact of Urbana and the commitment of the organization to take the gospel to every person in the world. He encourages listeners to use the cassette tape to redeem their time and share it with others who may catch the vision for missions. The speaker also reflects on his own experience as a speaker at Urbana and the powerful response he witnessed, emphasizing the importance of knowing God and being an effective witness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of praying for laborers to be sent into the harvest, focusing on Matthew 9:38 where Jesus commands His disciples to pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest. The speaker reflects on the need to see the crowds, have compassion, and pray for laborers to be sent out. The urgency of the global harvest and the responsibility to pray for workers to be sent into various regions are highlighted, encouraging personal readiness and reliance on God's leading.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a vision for missionary sending based on the word of God. The vision is being spread through tapes and the internet to leaders around the world. The speaker emphasizes the need for breakthrough concepts in order to see new missionaries, especially since the number of career missionaries in the United States is dropping. The sermon also highlights the importance of committed senders who are willing to sacrificially support missions financially. The speaker references the story of Barnabas and Saul in Acts 13 and encourages the audience to take greater ownership of the call to send missionaries.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his struggle to determine what to speak about, ultimately feeling led by God to address fathers. He emphasizes that the message is applicable to all, even young children. The speaker discusses seven types of fathers, including the faithful father, the forgiving father, the father who walks in the light, the self-controlled father, the visionary father, and the father who prays for workers in the harvest. He encourages fathers to be involved in missions and to be dynamic senders if they cannot go themselves. The sermon references Romans 12:1 and Matthew 9 as the basis for the message.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of training in spiritual life and applying the teachings of God in practical ways. He shares a testimony of a young man who learned to relate to people and witness effectively through prayer and the appropriation of God's promises. The speaker also highlights the lack of love within the Church as a major problem and challenges the audience, especially young people, to learn to love and relate to others. He references Galatians 5:13-26, emphasizing the need to walk in the spirit and not gratify the desires of the flesh.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and corporate prayer in churches. They share a story of a church in Switzerland that experienced a transformation in their prayer ministry through a leaflet. The speaker also discusses the need for correct thinking and not judging others' ways as inferior. They highlight the importance of love, esteem, grace, and humility in building relationships with churches. Lastly, the speaker addresses the issue of evangelism and the importance of missionaries getting involved in the evangelistic ministry of their own church.

In the video, the speaker shares his experience of preaching to a large congregation and being asked to give an invitation for people to register as missionaries. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and obedience to God's word in sending workers into the harvest field. The speaker expresses gratitude for the gathering in Pretoria, where thousands of people from 133 nations came together. He also highlights the need for partnerships in missions and references Phil Butler's talk on the subject. Overall, the speaker encourages listeners to be proactive in their faith and to not become lukewarm in their commitment to God's mission.

In this video, the speaker discusses the transition from verbal communication to the video age and how it has impacted the ability of Brazilians to read. Despite this, the speaker notes that their meetings have proven that Brazilians are still avid readers, as they eagerly purchased books. The speaker believes that one of their ministries in Latin America will be distributing powerful books, as many people in Brazil are not familiar with influential Christian literature. The speaker also highlights the social issues in Brazil, such as poverty and drug abuse, and emphasizes the need for prayer and laborers in the harvest.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit. He encourages believers to pray simply and sincerely, without feeling the need to be eloquent or fancy. The preacher also highlights the privilege believers have in approaching God in prayer, knowing that He desires to answer their prayers. He provides practical steps for believers to take in order to cultivate a consistent and effective prayer life, both individually and corporately.