In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sacrifice, prayer, love, and dedication in the Christian life. He criticizes the weakness and lack of vision among Christians, stating that God cannot trust them with important tasks. The speaker urges the audience to prioritize obedience over seeking more knowledge or light. He also highlights the example of Jesus, who submitted to the Father and bore the marks of his sacrifice, and encourages the audience to follow his example.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing and reaching out to those who are lost and in need of salvation. He emphasizes that God has placed us in families and neighborhoods for a purpose, and it is our responsibility to share the message of Jesus Christ with others. The preacher warns of the consequences of not accepting Jesus as the Son of God and the need for salvation. He urges the congregation to be the body of Christ on earth, allowing Him free access to work through them to bring others to salvation. The sermon concludes with a reminder that there will be a great white throne judgment where those who have not accepted Jesus will cry out for mercy, and the preacher encourages the congregation to do their part in reaching the lost before it is too late.

In this sermon, the speaker highlights the superficial and casual nature of our society, where we breeze through everything without truly understanding or appreciating its significance. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the death, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the epic event of God in the earth. The resurrection of Jesus is described as the great verdict of God, confirming and proclaiming His decision regarding the cross. Without the resurrection, there would be ambiguity and uncertainty surrounding the sacrifice of Jesus. The speaker urges the church to embrace and proclaim its heritage, as failing to do so allows the world to shape the narrative.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting God with all your tomorrows, encouraging listeners to surrender their worries and fears about the future to God. It highlights the need to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, believing that God will provide for all our needs. The message draws from the example of Abraham's total dependence on God's promises and challenges believers to react to suffering in a way that preaches Christ's faithfulness.

This sermon contrasts the state of the church in China, where believers face persecution and suffering as part of following Christ, with the church in the West, which has drifted from God's presence due to arrogance and lack of true power. It emphasizes the humility and dedication of Chinese believers who live out their faith in challenging circumstances, in contrast to the comfort-seeking attitude in the West. The message calls for a return to true worship and readiness to endure suffering for Christ, drawing a parallel between the East and West in their approach to faith.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a conversation with Brother Mullins about his own salvation. The preacher had woken Brother Mullins up and excitedly shared that he had been saved, but also mentioned that he wouldn't be preaching the following Sunday. Brother Mullins expressed his disappointment and said that they had been waiting for this moment. The preacher then reflects on rebellion and how it is inherent in human nature, leading people to reject God's rule in their lives. He also mentions the loss of a whole generation of young people who have turned away from God and the difficulty in reaching them. The sermon concludes with the preacher emphasizing that rebellion will ultimately be crushed and every tongue will confess that God is Lord.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of preaching the difficult truths of the Bible, including topics like sin, judgment, the wrath of God, righteousness, holiness, the blood, and the cross. It stresses the foundational message of the gospel, highlighting the need for repentance and the exclusive salvation through Jesus Christ. The speaker passionately calls for a transformation in individuals' lives through a genuine encounter with Christ, warning against complacency and emphasizing the urgency of knowing and following God's commandments.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving time to Jesus and seeking Him with an open heart. They encourage listeners to prayerfully immerse themselves in Jesus and His word, allowing for intimate contact and freedom from fears and bondages. The speaker highlights the power of proclaiming the victory of Jesus through prayer and praising His wounds, as it declares what Jesus has done for us and causes hell and Satan to yield. They urge believers to strive in faith, knowing that Christ can conquer every sin and that His help always leads to victory.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God, highlighting the struggle to let go of troubles and hindrances, such as secret sins or idols in our hearts. It delves into the need to ask Jesus to reveal and search our hearts for full surrender to experience God's compassion and love.

In this sermon, Ben Tori discusses the influence of religion in North Korea and its impact on the assumptions of its people. While North Korea is officially atheistic, it is considered one of the most religious countries in the world. The religion in North Korea revolves around the worship of the statues and portraits of the leaders, which are cared for more than the people themselves. This religion is deeply ingrained in the population from infancy to adulthood, but cracks are starting to appear due to exposure to the outside world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of their experiences preaching the word of God in villages. They mention a man who was a practicing witch doctor but got saved after attending their services for two years. The speaker then transitions to discussing the story of the Israelites escaping from Egypt and being pursued by Pharaoh's army. They highlight the fear and desperation of Elisha's servant when faced with the enemy army surrounding them. However, Elisha reassures him that those with them are more than those with the enemy. The speaker relates this story to the challenges we face in our own lives and encourages listeners to trust in God's strength even when the odds seem against us.

In this sermon, Basil E. Schlink emphasizes the power and majesty of Jesus Christ. He highlights Jesus' ability to command the wind and sea, cast out demons, and heal the sick. Schlink encourages believers to have faith in Jesus and see Him as the conqueror and Savior who brings redemption and joy. He emphasizes the importance of calling upon the name of Jesus, as it holds all power and can overcome sin, sickness, and the forces of nature. The sermon emphasizes the belief that Jesus is the Redeemer of the world and has brought salvation and life.

In this sermon, Basilio Shlink emphasizes the power of the name of Jesus in freeing us from the chains of sin. He encourages listeners to call upon the name of Jesus in prayer, as it is not enough to do so just once. Shlink assures that although the struggle against sin may be long and there may be apparent defeats, if we persist in calling upon Jesus' name, we will ultimately experience victory. He emphasizes that calling upon the name of Jesus is a privilege and that Jesus keeps his word when we ask anything in his name. The sermon also highlights the current state of the world, where the powers of darkness are threatening due to the rejection of God's commandments, and emphasizes the importance of fighting the battle of faith by calling upon the name of Jesus and ridding our hearts of sin.

In this sermon titled "Victory over Fear" by Basilius Schling, the speaker addresses the prevalent issue of fear in today's world. He acknowledges that fear is a serious sign of the times and that almost everyone has to confront it. However, he emphasizes that there is a way to overcome fear through trust in God. The speaker encourages listeners to come to Jesus with their fears, calling upon His victorious name with faith and prayer. He assures that Jesus understands our fear, bears it with us, and has overcome the world, offering comfort and peace to fearful hearts. The sermon emphasizes the power of Jesus' name and the need for continuous prayer and faith to be set free from fear.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing and confessing who Jesus is. He starts by discussing the foundational doctrines of the Word of God and the eternal purpose of God in electing believers. The preacher then asks the audience if they truly believe that Jesus is the Savior and Lord of sinners, just as Peter confessed Him to be the Messiah and Son of the living God. He warns against having a perverted religion and being led by blind leaders. The sermon concludes with a plea to confess Jesus as Christ and Lord, obey His commands, and live a life that reflects this belief. The preacher references 1 John 5:1, which states that whoever believes that Jesus is the Christ is born of God, and highlights the need for more people to give evidence of their new birth through their confession and belief in Jesus as the Savior and Lord.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of brokenness and humility before God, highlighting that these states lead to victory, not defeat. It calls for a return to God, repentance, and revival, stressing the need for genuine relationship with Jesus over mere religion. The message challenges unbelievers, prodigals, and Pharisees to repent, seek the Holy Spirit's power, and come back to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of confessing Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. They highlight the power and authority of Jesus' name, stating that every knee will eventually bow and every tongue will confess Him as Lord. The speaker encourages listeners to accept Jesus' offer of grace and salvation, and to persuade others to do the same. They also express the desire for all to experience the saving, keeping, and satisfying power of Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes with repeated greetings in the name of Jesus Christ.

Chip Brogden preaches on the three-fold benediction concluding the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the Kingdom, Power, and Glory belonging to God. The Kingdom signifies the ongoing spiritual battle between light and darkness, with the assurance that God's Throne endures forever. The Power of Jesus is unmatched, demonstrated through His authority and miraculous works, transforming lives and empowering believers. The Glory of God is revealed in Jesus, the King of Kings, deserving all praise and adoration, leading to a future acknowledgment of His lordship by all. Believers are called to align themselves with God's ultimate purpose, allowing Christ to increase in their lives and decrease self, preparing for His Kingdom's full manifestation.

P. Hickmott preaches about the undeniable authority and lordship of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that every individual is accountable to God and will face judgment. He urges listeners to fully surrender to Jesus as Lord, not just as Savior, and to trust Him completely, acknowledging their sinful state and repenting. The sermon highlights the importance of yielding to God's goodness and allowing His love to lead to genuine repentance, ultimately leading to a transformed life in Christ.

George Fox emphasizes the necessity for true Christians to live in the power, spirit, grace, and truth of God, contrasting this with the life of Adam before the fall and those who claim to be Christians yet do not hear God's voice. He asserts that to embody the life of the saints, one must bow to Jesus, acknowledging His authority and the sacrifice He made on the cross for humanity's sins. Fox highlights that true faith requires a transformation that leads believers out of darkness and into the everlasting light and life provided by Christ. He calls for a complete submission to Jesus, the foundation of faith, from whom all grace and truth flow. Ultimately, he stresses that all actions must be done in the name of Jesus, leading to the glory of God the Father.

John Nelson Darby shares the profound joy of salvation that resonates around the throne of God, where countless voices unite in praise of the Lamb. He describes the deep emotions and adoration that fill the heavenly courts, as saints reflect on God's love and glory. The sermon emphasizes the unity of creation in worship, the eternal song of praise that arises from the hearts of the redeemed, and the overwhelming joy that comes from recognizing Jesus as the source of salvation. Darby highlights the harmony and peace that salvation brings, allowing believers to rest in God's unwearied love.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the significance of David's anointing as king by the men of Judah, drawing parallels to the future recognition of Jesus as King by the Jewish people before the world at large. He highlights the importance of continually acknowledging Christ as King in every new phase of life, encouraging believers to seek a fresh endowment of power from God as they face new responsibilities. Meyer urges that just as David was anointed in Hebron, we too must regularly reaffirm our commitment to Christ, especially as we transition from obscurity to prominence. The sermon calls for a personal reflection on whether we have truly anointed Jesus as our King, reminding us of His closeness and kinship with us.

George Fox preaches against the customs and titles of the world, emphasizing that true manners come from avoiding evil words and following God's law, rather than outward gestures of respect. He highlights the importance of not seeking honor from one another, as it indicates unbelief and a love for worldly praise, contrasting this with the humility and reverence shown by prophets and apostles towards God. Fox stresses the need for Christians to have Christ as their spiritual head and master, serving and worshiping Him above all else, in contrast to those who worship worldly powers and seek vain glory.

Margaret Fell preaches about the call to embrace the eternal light of God, to be awakened from spiritual death by Christ, and to stand in awe of God's salvation. She warns against pursuing material wealth and laboring for temporary things, emphasizing the importance of humility, meekness, and obedience to God. Margaret urges the listeners to seek righteousness, purity, and holiness, as those are the desires that God satisfies, while condemning division and outward distractions that lead to judgment.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the critical choice each individual faces regarding the cross they choose to carry, contrasting a 'crossless' Christianity with the true cross of Christ, which signifies death to self. He warns that many turn away from Jesus because they refuse to accept His conditions, and that compromising the truth undermines the security of the kingdom. Tozer asserts that Christ must be accepted as Lord in this life, or one will face Him as Judge in the next. He highlights the division between those who heed Christ's call and those who do not, stressing the importance of personal decision in the face of eternal consequences.