In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of faith in God to overcome obstacles and perform miracles. He shares examples from the Bible, such as the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego who were protected from the fiery furnace by their faith in God. The preacher also mentions a real-life incident where a man fell from a high cliff and was saved by calling out to God. He highlights the importance of trusting in God and recounts instances of deaf people regaining their hearing and mute people speaking through the power of faith. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that faith has no limits and can bring about miraculous interventions in various aspects of life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the trials and sufferings that believers may face in their lives. He emphasizes the importance of having faith and not complaining, as everything is in the hands of God. The speaker also highlights the verse that states that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that will be revealed in believers. He encourages listeners to be content with food and clothing and to not neglect the needs of others. The sermon concludes with the reminder that believers are constantly being watched and should strive to live in a way that reflects their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the evidence of faith and how to prove it to oneself and others. They emphasize the importance of being a witness of faith to the world. The speaker also mentions a previous message titled "The Death of a Promise," which explores how God fulfills promises in unexpected ways. The sermon concludes with a prayer for understanding and a request for the Holy Spirit to make the message impactful.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of faith in receiving God's blessings. He explains that God is not concerned with the specific words or formula we use in prayer, but rather with the sincerity and longing of our hearts. The preacher cites John 6:37, where Jesus promises to never reject those who come to Him. He also highlights the story of the blind men in Matthew 9, who received their sight because of their bold confession of faith in Jesus' ability to heal them. The key message is that when we choose to believe and have faith, we can receive the blessings and salvation that God desires to give us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing that faith comes from God. He explains that God takes the initiative to initiate and stimulate faith in individuals. The preacher also highlights the need for believers to discover what God is saying and how He is saying it, in order to align themselves with His will. The sermon references Romans 12:3 and 12:6, which emphasize the importance of humility and trusting in God's grace.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the significance of being a German Jew and the belief that German civilization represented the highest moral and ethical standards. However, the speaker also acknowledges that this belief was shattered when the horrors of the Holocaust were revealed. Despite God's patience and attempts to redirect mankind, they were determined to create their own paradise independent of Him. The devastating events of the Holocaust were tragically interpreted by some as evidence that there is no God. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of recognizing the consequences of turning away from God and the need for repentance.

In this sermon, the preacher shares his personal experience of needing a large sum of money within a short period of time. He talks about feeling anxious and panicky, but also emphasizes the importance of trusting in God and not being anxious about anything. The preacher encourages the congregation to pray and bring their needs to God with thanksgiving, and promises that when they do, they will experience the peace of God. He also highlights the significance of faith in pleasing God and urges the listeners to trust in God's past faithfulness as they face current challenges.

This sermon emphasizes that Jesus is the author of faith, which is written in our hearts, not something we conjure up ourselves. It explores the importance of having the faith of God, allowing us to speak to obstacles in our way and command them to move. The message stresses the need to persist in faith, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable mountains, and highlights the crucial aspect of forgiveness in unlocking the power of faith to move obstacles.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses three common lies that hold people back from having a strong prayer life. The first lie is that people don't know how to pray or have a clean heart. However, the speaker emphasizes that prayer is not complicated and that even a child can have a powerful prayer life. The second lie is that people don't have time to pray, but the speaker challenges this by stating that everyone can find at least 20 or 30 minutes in their day to spend with God. The third lie is that people feel they are not good enough for God to hear their prayers, but the speaker reminds listeners that we pray in the name of Jesus, not in our own righteousness. The speaker encourages listeners to engage in united prayer with others, targeting specific needs and allowing God to work miracles. The sermon concludes by offering a book that provides scriptures and addresses the excuses that hold people back from a strong prayer life.

This sermon from Mark chapter 11 emphasizes the power of prayer and the need to address the hindrances in our lives that prevent us from experiencing God's fullness. It calls for a deep faith in God, challenging believers to speak to the mountains in their lives and trust in God's promises. The message highlights the importance of genuine prayer, seeking God's transformative power, and being vessels for His glory in a time of storms and challenges.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the fear and worry that the congregation is experiencing due to a report they received about the great stature of the people in the land they are supposed to conquer. The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeing the situation for themselves and sends spies to explore the land for forty days. Upon their return, the spies give a report and recommendation, which brings hope and expectation for answered prayer. The speaker also references various biblical stories, highlighting the miracles and wonders performed by God, ultimately pointing to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and repentance, highlighting the need for the church to return to a lifestyle of prayer and sacrifice. It calls for a revival in the church and a turning away from worldly values, focusing on genuine prayer, forgiveness, and unity. The message urges individuals to commit to regular prayer and seek God's intervention for the nation and society, emphasizing the power of prayer to move mountains and bring about spiritual awakening.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of faith, healing, and the power of God's Word. It shares stories of miraculous healings, the impact of faith in action, and the necessity of being men and women of the Book, rooted in the Word of God. The speaker highlights the intimate relationship with Jesus that Smith Wigglesworth had, leading to holy boldness and supernatural encounters.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to believe in God and not settle for a life of religious emptiness. He uses the symbolism of juice representing Jesus' death and bread representing his promises. The speaker emphasizes the need to have faith in God and not be hindered by the struggles of the flesh. He encourages the audience to ask God for help and to receive the cleansing and life that Jesus' sacrifice offers.

In this sermon, the preacher shares two powerful stories of God's work among young people. The first story takes place at a campfire where the preacher is initially concerned about the kids losing focus, but instead, a powerful move of God takes place. Fifteen kids respond to the invitation to be saved, and others begin to weep for their lost relatives and confess their sins. The second story is about a Christian school in a rundown area where the preacher and the students pray for God to work in their midst. They claim the verse "It is time for thee to work, for they have made void thy law" and believe that God will bring transformation to these kids' lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses his upcoming trip to Switzerland for a Bible conference. He asks for prayers for the success of the conference and mentions that he will be sharing new material on faith. He also mentions that he will be going on other foreign trips, which will challenge him to trust the Lord for his health and finances. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and asks for the listeners' support in his ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of his wife, Jan, being in agony and near death. He describes how he prayed to God for guidance and revelation of any sin that may be hindering their deliverance. The speaker reflects on the unbelief that he and his church had experienced in the past, which prevented them from fully trusting in God's power. However, through persistent prayer and pleading the promises of God, they received a word from the Lord that they would see His glory. The sermon concludes with the speaker recounting the moment when he anointed Jan with oil, leading to her miraculous healing and their urgent desire to go to church.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about an elderly couple who attended a banquet to escape their constant quarreling. The couple had a son who was the mother's favorite, and they had been judging and condemning him. The speaker reflects on his own actions and realizes that he has also been judgmental towards his own son. He is convicted by God and realizes the importance of forgiveness. The speaker's wife later decides to join him in his ministry, and they both trust in God's provision as they sell their house and move. The sermon emphasizes the need to forgive and not judge others, and to trust in God's guidance and provision.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the significance of Jesus Christ as the Son of God who came into the world to redeem humanity. Jesus, who was born of Mary and trained as a carpenter, is portrayed as the one who holds the universe together even as he hangs on the cross. The preacher highlights the power of words, stating that God created the world through words and sin entered through deceptive words spoken by the enemy. The sermon also mentions the importance of faith and the need for believers to control their tongues, as true religion involves bridling one's speech.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of 'now faith' and God's transformative love in our lives, urging believers to recognize that true faith is birthed in the midst of impossibilities. He explains that God often diminishes our strengths and resources to lead us to a place of hopelessness, where we can truly rely on His power. The sermon highlights the importance of humility and the dangers of pride, encouraging the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with Jesus and to be transformed into His likeness. Beach calls for a faith that transcends human limitations and a love that is selfless, reflecting the character of Christ.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of praying with belief and aligning our desires with God's will, urging believers to hide His word in their hearts to cultivate a genuine relationship with Him. He contrasts the audacious confidence of the world with the boldness that comes from a pure heart, calling for a commitment to God's cause over personal gain. Beach encourages the congregation to confess their shortcomings and seek transformation through prayer, highlighting that God will not withhold anything from those who earnestly seek Him. He challenges listeners to ask God for opportunities to share the Gospel and to believe in His power to fulfill their requests according to His will. Ultimately, the sermon is a clarion call for Christians to be wholly devoted to God and to actively seek His presence in their lives.

W.C. Moore preaches about the current state of the world, highlighting the disobedience, godlessness, crime, immorality, corruption, apathy, and hypocrisy that surround us, emphasizing the crisis the world is facing. Born-again Christians are called to stand firm in their faith and love for God amidst the increasing iniquity and darkness, pressing toward the mark and continuing to have unwavering faith in God. Despite the perilous times, Christians are urged not to retreat but to advance, shining brightly for God in the midst of a frightened and frustrated world.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ in the believer's life, arguing that it is not the blessings, healing, or sanctification that we should seek, but Christ Himself. He shares his journey of understanding that true fulfillment comes from a personal relationship with Jesus, who is the source of all life and strength. Simpson illustrates that relying on Christ transforms our experiences from striving for spiritual achievements to resting in His sufficiency. He encourages believers to see Christ as the answer to every need, emphasizing that it is through Him that we find healing, wisdom, and power for living. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper reliance on Christ, who is the embodiment of all that we need.

E.M. Bounds emphasizes the inseparable connection between prayer and trust, asserting that trust is the full expression of faith and is essential for effective prayer. He explains that true trust is a conscious, heartfelt conviction that sees God's actions in the present and recognizes His ability and willingness to answer prayers. Bounds illustrates that trust must be rooted in the person of God rather than merely in His promises, and that it flourishes in the prayer chamber through consistent communication with God. He warns against the dangers of weak faith and the consequences of neglecting prayer, urging believers to cultivate a robust trust that leads to powerful prayer and divine intervention. Ultimately, Bounds calls for a deep, abiding trust that transforms prayer into a means of receiving God's blessings in the here and now.

Harris Franklin Rall preaches about Jesus' conception of religion, emphasizing fellowship with God in the service of men. Jesus taught a righteousness that was inner, social, and ethical, focusing on the heart rather than outward actions. He highlighted the importance of sonship, humility, and a whole-hearted surrender to God, demanding a life of singleness and sincerity. Jesus warned against the perils of wealth and the love or fear of the world, stressing trust in God alone. He encouraged prayer as a natural expression of trust, teaching the disciples the power of faith and fellowship in prayer.