In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about his experience with the Smedistrat, a street filled with liquor stores and drunken people. He talks about how he decided to do something about it and prayed for the whole street. The speaker then shares an encounter he had on a TV show in Holland, where he was interviewed alongside various unrelated topics. Despite the distractions, he emphasizes the importance of remembering the purpose of his travels and the power of prayer. The speaker concludes by expressing gratitude for the opportunity to speak and promises to focus on the topic of prayer in his upcoming sermons.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of turning to God in times of worry and anxiety. He encourages listeners to read and meditate on Scripture, seeking God's guidance and understanding. The speaker highlights the need to trust in God's unconditional love and to bring our burdens and anxieties before Him. He reminds us that when we focus on God's promises, offer thanksgiving and praise, and trust in Him, our faith grows and we can find peace and rest in Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer in everything we do in God's Church. He shares a personal anecdote about listening to an interview where the interviewee emphasized the significance of social prestige and networking. However, the preacher disagrees with this worldly perspective and asserts that prayer should be the foundation of all our actions. He references the fourth chapter of Philippians, specifically verse six, which encourages believers to be careful for nothing and to instead bring their concerns to God through prayer. The preacher also mentions the apostle Peter, who preached a powerful sermon that converted three thousand people, despite not having strong Greek language skills.

Leonard Ravenhill, in an interview with David Mainse, emphasizes the critical need for prayer in ministry, arguing that a lack of prayer life among preachers leads to a spiritually stagnant church. He reflects on the early church's commitment to prayer and contrasts it with the modern church's focus on organization and performance. Ravenhill calls for a revival of genuine prayer and intercession, suggesting that the church must return to its roots of seeking God earnestly. He also highlights the importance of preachers dedicating time to prepare spiritually, not just intellectually, for their messages. Ultimately, Ravenhill urges ministers to prioritize their prayer life to foster a vibrant and impactful church.

Richard Wurmbrand shares his profound experiences during solitary confinement, where he found solace in meditating on Scripture and envisioning biblical scenes. Despite the harsh conditions and the effects of narcotics on his mind, he engaged in fervent prayer for the world and delivered sermons to God and the angels. His longing for his family and moments of despair highlighted the deep emotional struggles faced in isolation, yet his love for Jesus remained a constant prayer. Wurmbrand emphasizes the power of faith and the importance of prayer, even in the most desperate circumstances.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the importance of casting all our cares upon Jesus, who cares deeply for us, even to the extent of knowing the number of hairs on our heads. He illustrates that just as our earthly parents cared for us, God desires to take care of every aspect of our lives, and we dishonor Him when we fail to trust Him fully. Waldvogel encourages believers to seek God's kingdom first, allowing Him to reign in our hearts and lives, which leads to peace and the fulfillment of His promises. He shares personal experiences of overcoming anxiety and learning to trust God, highlighting that true faith is demonstrated through unwavering confidence in God's provision. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to let God be the master of our lives, ensuring that we do not interfere with His work in us.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a wise and righteous life. He uses the example of a man who behaved wisely because of God's presence with him. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their own lives and ask if they have turned many to righteousness and if their lives have shaken others for God. He also highlights the qualities that made this man's life impactful, such as integrity, transparency, humility, and faithfulness. The speaker encourages the audience to live according to the New Testament standard, being careful for nothing and bringing every thought into obedience to God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of water as a symbol of blessing and joy. He refers to the pouring of water from a golden vase during a religious ceremony and highlights Jesus' presence on the last day of this ritual. The preacher also mentions the significance of the temple, which could hold thousands of people, and compares it to modern-day gatherings like sports events. He shares a story about a man questioning the presence of God in the midst of tragedy, and the pastor's response emphasizes that God is always present, even in times of suffering. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that the joy and blessings God offers are permanent and can be found through a personal relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the increasing number of mental and nervous breaks that people, including missionaries, are experiencing. He emphasizes that this is not limited to missionaries and ministers, but is affecting all of God's people. The speaker encourages listeners to rely on God in times of trouble, as He is the one who can turn their troubles into glory. He shares a story about a Methodist pastor who faced a challenging situation but found peace by trusting in God's provision. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking peace of heart by calling on God, rather than denying the existence of trouble.

This sermon focuses on the power and importance of prayer, emphasizing that prayer is more than just asking for things from God. It delves into the depth of prayer, highlighting the primary purpose of expressing our need for God, exploring intimacy with Him, and experiencing His power. The sermon also touches on the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the need to align our desires with God's will before making our requests. The story in Luke chapter 11 about a man seeking bread at midnight is used to illustrate the boldness, shamelessness, and persistence we should have in prayer, trusting in God's ability, approachability, and activity in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of surrendering our hearts fully to God. They use the analogy of a cup to illustrate that when we are not fully surrendered, nothing can come in or go out. The speaker reminds the audience that they have been bought with a high price, the precious blood of Jesus, and challenges them to consider if they have given God their money's worth. They also highlight the need for the Holy Spirit to flow through us like living water, but this can only happen when our hearts are fully turned towards God and not the world.

This sermon reflects on the powerful legacy of a praying patient in Portland who dedicated himself to fervent prayer, leaving physical marks on his knees as a testament to his commitment. It emphasizes the importance of persistent prayer and intercession, highlighting the impact of a life devoted to seeking God.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses deep sorrow and confusion over the recent suicides of four young people. He questions why these tragedies occurred and wonders if their upbringing or external influences played a role. The preacher reflects on his shaken faith in human systems but maintains his faith in God. He emphasizes the importance of seeking heavenly things rather than earthly possessions and shares a story of a young preacher who faced financial difficulties but found consolation in trusting that God sees the end from the beginning.

In this sermon, Skip leads a study on Isaiah chapters 26 through 28. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the study of the eternal Word of God over temporary distractions like fireworks. Skip highlights instances in the Bible where Jesus tells his disciples to be of good cheer and not be afraid, assuring them of his presence and power. He also shares the story of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee, illustrating how God can bring peace in the midst of chaos. Skip encourages listeners to fix their minds on God's greatness, love, power, mercy, and grace, reminding them that they have access to heaven's resources and can overcome any obstacle through God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of watching, waiting, and looking for the second coming of Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to trust God for every problem, need, temptation, and opportunity of witness until Christ returns. The speaker also mentions the faith of the Israelites in the Old Testament and how they believed in God through difficult times. He concludes by referencing Philippians 4:6-7, where the peace of God is promised to those who are anxious for nothing and trust in Him.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the state of Christendom today and how the enemy has influenced it. He emphasizes the importance of repentance, which he believes is missing in Christian preaching today. The speaker also discusses the ministry of John the Baptist and how he prepared people for the coming of Christ through repentance. He highlights the need for preparation in our hearts for the coming of Christ and the significance of teaching the principles of the heavenly life to our children.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of powerful and specific praying, highlighting the need for fervent, believing, and focused prayers. It shares anecdotes of answered prayers, the impact of specific requests, and the transformation that occurs when prayers are directed towards real needs and real people. The message calls for repentance from unbelief, lack of fervency, and general prayers, urging a shift towards specific, faith-filled prayers that honor God and bring glory to Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and the different levels of prayer, starting with the simple act of asking God for blessings. It shares a personal story of a miraculous healing through prayer, highlighting the power of childlike faith in asking Jesus for help. The sermon also delves into the concept of persistent prayer, using the example of George Miller's unwavering faith and dedication in praying for the salvation of his friends, even when it took years to see the answers.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the challenging nature of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5, 6, and 7. He acknowledges that these chapters do not provide explicit instructions on how to attain the qualities mentioned, such as being poor in spirit or pure in heart. The speaker highlights the importance of looking upward to God, inward to examine oneself, and outward to serve others. He also discusses the significance of thirst and the need for the Holy Spirit in one's life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping a peaceful mind. He acknowledges that it is impossible to have nothing on our minds and that Satan will try to infiltrate our thoughts. However, he encourages the audience to call on the Lord for help and protection against the enemy's strategies. By focusing on thoughts that are praiseworthy, pure, and good, the preacher believes that our peace and joy will increase. He concludes by offering to pray with the audience for a transformation in their thought patterns based on the truth found in God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of obeying God's commands and doing so in the power of the Holy Spirit. He warns against allowing sin to creep into one's life and diminish the fervor of one's faith. The speaker shares the story of George Whitefield, a preacher who waited for the hand of God to come upon him before speaking, resulting in powerful sermons that moved thousands. He encourages listeners to approach God with humility, praying and judging themselves, and shares personal experiences of God's presence and revival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God's guidance and power in our lives. He highlights that God orchestrates every joy and trial we experience and wants us to trust Him fully. The speaker warns against trying to accomplish things in our own strength, as it leads to dissipation of power and ineffective results. Instead, he encourages us to wait upon the Lord and seek His direction, knowing that without Him, we can do nothing.

Richard Wurmbrand emphasizes the unwavering faith in Jesus, regardless of circumstances, asserting that even if Jesus were dead, He remains a savior. He discusses the importance of certainty in faith, likening it to mathematical truths that remain unchanged regardless of personal trials. Wurmbrand shares his experiences in solitary confinement, highlighting the necessity of spiritual exercises and the power of prayer, even in the darkest times. He encourages believers to remember past blessings and to maintain a joyful spirit, even amidst persecution. The underground church, he explains, has existed since biblical times, and believers must continue their mission despite oppressive authorities.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the distinctions between prayer, praise, and worship, noting that prayer often focuses on our needs, praise centers on our blessings, and true worship is a deep preoccupation with God Himself. He encourages believers to move beyond mere requests and gratitude to a profound engagement with the divine presence, highlighting the importance of prioritizing God in our spiritual lives.

Bakht Singh emphasizes that God's ultimate purpose in saving humanity is to fill us with His fullness, as stated in Ephesians 3:19. He explains that despite our sinful nature, through the sacrifice of Jesus, we can be transformed and experience God's abundant life, joy, and peace. Singh illustrates that just as Adam was given everything in the Garden of Eden, we too are offered fullness in Christ, but we must actively seek and obey God's will to experience it. He encourages believers to rely on God's grace and power to overcome life's challenges and to grow spiritually through trials, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of God's love and purpose. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace our identity as God's children and to live in the fullness He desires for us.