In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leadership in the work of God. He highlights examples from the Bible where God used leaders to accomplish His plans, such as Abraham, Sarah, Samuel, David, and the twelve apostles. The speaker also discusses the obstacles that leaders face, including recruiting people and getting them to follow willingly. He encourages leaders to pray, watch, and overcome tribulations and temptations. The sermon concludes with the reminder that leaders should believe that their work is a great work and not be distracted or compromised.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of following orders and being obedient to God. He uses examples from different scenarios, such as a business and a basketball team, to illustrate the necessity of people working together and following instructions. The preacher also highlights the story of certain men from Tokohut who refused to do manual labor assigned to them, showing the consequences of disobedience. He concludes by urging the audience to give themselves fully to God and to be willing to work for Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being willing in the day of God's power, calling for a readiness to step out in faith and experience freedom, healing, and vision from God. It highlights the need for believers to be vessels of God's power, bringing hope and deliverance to a world in need. The message encourages a willingness to fight for those who are captive, to speak boldly for God, and to believe that this is a pivotal moment in history for the church of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of dedicating time to God's work, even amidst busy daily lives. He uses the example of a man who traveled from Persia to Jerusalem, passing through enemy territory, to highlight the commitment and sacrifice required to serve God. The speaker encourages the audience to be fearless in their labor for God, willing to spend time in the night watch and early mornings. He also mentions the thoroughness of the man's survey of Jerusalem's walls and gates, emphasizing the importance of careful consideration in God's work. The sermon concludes with a reference to the fish gate in the walls of the holy city, symbolizing the invitation for all to come to Jesus in the church of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of convincing people to follow God's way through a study of His word. They highlight the need for leaders to inspire confidence and get others excited about being a part of God's work. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of not running away from controversy and facing the reality of the situation. They encourage leaders to persevere and not give up when faced with challenges, using the example of Paul's attitude in Second Timothy. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the role of leaders in guiding others and staying committed to God's way.

J. Wilbur Chapman preaches on the importance of rebuilding our lives and communities, drawing parallels between the desolation of Jerusalem in Nehemiah's time and the struggles faced today. He emphasizes the need for divine help in reconstructing human lives, using a powerful testimony of redemption to illustrate the transformative power of Christ's love and forgiveness. Chapman highlights the decline in home life and church attendance, urging individuals to prioritize spiritual foundations in their families and personal lives. He calls for a revival of personal responsibility and commitment to God, emphasizing the significance of starting the work of rebuilding from within our own homes and circles of influence.

George Verwer emphasizes the crucial need for more leaders in the church and missionary organizations, highlighting the shortage of potential leaders and the cry for more men and women to step up. He stresses the importance of training leaders, both young and old, and the necessity of being filled with the Spirit to effectively lead in the church and in mission work. Verwer addresses the tough realities leaders face, such as the challenges of building loyalty, facing suffering, handling money, and combating sexual immorality, while urging leaders to maintain a balanced approach in various aspects of their lives.