In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of actively helping those in need, rather than simply offering prayers or advice. The speaker encourages the audience to take practical and Christlike actions to assist the poor and vulnerable. They highlight the plight of children in poverty, the unemployed, criminals, and victims of shame and deception. The sermon calls for a visitation to these individuals and urges the audience to make heaven on earth by serving the Lord with gladness.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of how God led him to give towards missions. He recounts his experience of becoming the pastor of a church that held an annual Missionary Convention, despite having no prior knowledge of such events. During the convention, he received an envelope with a message about giving towards missionary work. Inspired by the words of Winston Churchill, who said, "Give us the tools and we'll finish the job," the speaker passionately encourages congregations to support missionaries by providing them with the necessary resources. He also shares a testimony of how his own life was transformed when he embraced the concept of giving and experienced God's faithfulness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of ministering to the poor, highlighting how God chooses the weak and needy to shame the strong, and how reaching out to the poor can lead to the transformation of lives and the spread of the gospel. It discusses the unfairness in the world, the need for humility, and the power of God's love to touch and change lives, especially those who are marginalized and forgotten. The sermon encourages a focus on serving the poor and allowing the Holy Spirit to work through individuals to bring about transformation and salvation.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of serving the Lord with gladness and reaching out to those in need, highlighting the call to help the poor, the wretched, the innocent children, and ultimately following the example of Christ in practical and compassionate ways. It challenges the audience to not just offer prayers or advice but to actively feed, reclaim, employ, and assist those who are suffering, even if success is not guaranteed.

This sermon highlights the importance of community and missions, focusing on the impact of supporting and serving others selflessly. It shares stories of partnership with churches in Mexico, the power of collective giving to organizations like Children's Hunger Fund, and the miraculous provision and blessings experienced when prioritizing generosity and missions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of ministering to the poor as a fundamental requirement for all Christians, highlighting God's heart for the marginalized and the need to reach out to them in various capacities. It challenges believers to consider their role in uplifting others and bringing about the Kingdom of God, stressing that ministry to the poor is not optional but a core aspect of following Jesus.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being merciful and treating others with kindness and dignity, highlighting the need to show mercy and be fair to those around us. It delves into the concept of being perfect as our heavenly Father is perfect, focusing on the aspect of mercy as an area where we can strive for perfection. The message encourages listeners to be generous, preserve the dignity of others, and cultivate a spirit of mercy and righteousness in their interactions with people.

This sermon shares a touching story of a man purchasing a 1962 Volkswagen Bug from a young girl who was going to serve as a missionary in the Philippines. It emphasizes the importance of seizing opportunities to show kindness, encourage others, and support those in need, highlighting how God orchestrates simple incidents in our lives for a greater purpose.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of honoring God in business decisions, even when faced with pressure to compromise. It tells the story of a man who chose to show kindness and compassion to the poor, leading to unexpected blessings and financial success despite initial opposition and ridicule. The narrative highlights the principle of God honoring those who honor Him, even in the realm of finances and business.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the principle of giving and sowing. He emphasizes the importance of being generous and giving to others, as it can lead to receiving help in times of need. Pastor Chuck shares a story of a man who had a vision of an old man calling for help in Panama, which led him to become a missionary there and experience great success. The sermon also includes a reference to Ecclesiastes 11:1, which encourages casting bread upon the water and trusting in God's provision.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the consequences of lying and the importance of following God's laws. He emphasizes that no one can escape the punishment for their sins, as stated in Numbers 32:23. The preacher also highlights the benefits of seeking wisdom through God's word, as it brings peace and blessings into one's life. Additionally, he mentions the significance of honoring parents and helping the poor, as these actions are seen as lending to the Lord and will be rewarded. The sermon concludes with the reminder that kindness and honesty are qualities that make a person attractive.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the various struggles and hardships faced by different groups of people in society. He mentions the unemployed, criminals, and women engaged in immoral activities, as well as children living in poverty and neglect. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not judging these individuals but rather helping and supporting them. He urges the congregation to take action by providing food, rehabilitation, and employment opportunities. The sermon emphasizes the need to make a positive impact on the lives of those in need and to serve the Lord with gladness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer, fasting, and living a life of godliness in response to the call of Christ to come, die, and live. It challenges listeners to prioritize spending time with God, to examine their materialistic tendencies, and to consider ways to serve and help those in need, particularly children in impoverished areas. The speaker shares personal stories and experiences to illustrate the impact of living out the teachings of Jesus in practical ways.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Yohannan shares a powerful story of a man who was desperate and contemplating suicide due to his lack of work. However, through the intervention of Gospel for Asia missionaries, the man and his family were given a cow, which provided them with a means to escape poverty. This act of compassion allowed the missionaries to share the love of Christ with the family and lead them to accept Jesus as their Savior. The sermon emphasizes the importance of reaching out to the poor and needy, as well as the transformative power of Christ's love and compassion.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of treating others with kindness and love, as they are immortal beings who will be with us for eternity. The speaker encourages the audience to forgive and let go of grudges, as this leads to peace within oneself. The sermon includes a story about a man with dementia who can't remember anything except for the name of a student who showed him kindness. The speaker acknowledges their own shortcomings in practicing kindness but urges the audience to be kind to their family, neighbors, and those less fortunate.

This sermon challenges the congregation to reflect on their materialism and self-absorption in light of the extreme poverty and suffering experienced by many around the world. It emphasizes the need to restructure lifestyles to bless others, support missions, and address critical needs like sex trafficking. The speaker urges a shift from self-focus to making a tangible difference in the lives of those in need, highlighting the importance of sacrificial giving and serving.

In this sermon, K. P. Ohanon speaks about the importance of reaching out to those in great suffering and poverty. He shares a story about missionaries giving a cow to a man who was on the verge of committing suicide due to extreme poverty. This act of kindness and provision brought the man to tears and saved his life. Ohanon encourages listeners to participate in the Critter Campaign, a Christmas gift catalog that offers meaningful and lasting gifts to poor and needy families. He emphasizes the need to display the love of Christ by caring for the poor and needy, just as Jesus did.

J.C. Philpot reflects on the remarkable life of William Tiptaft, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to self-denial, stewardship, and practical godliness. Tiptaft's dedication to living for God, serving His people, and obeying His will set him apart as a shining example of vital godliness and consistent Christian living. His fear of God was evident throughout his life, leading him to separate from the world, prioritize solitude and reflection, and exhibit a seriousness of character that inspired many. Despite his boldness and zeal for God, Tiptaft also displayed deep sympathy and solidarity with the poor, earning him the reputation of being 'the poor man's friend.'

David Wilkerson emphasizes that Jesus exemplified true compassion, which goes beyond mere sympathy to compel action. He illustrates how Jesus was 'moved with compassion' for the weary and scattered, leading Him to actively teach, preach, and heal. Wilkerson challenges Christians to reflect on their own compassion, urging them to respond to the needs around them rather than remaining passive. He encourages believers to ask God how they can help those in need within their own communities, highlighting that God will present opportunities for service. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to embody God's compassionate heart in practical ways.

Thomas Watson preaches a powerful sermon on the importance of charity and almsgiving, emphasizing the need for compassion and generosity towards those in need. He highlights how true charity is a reflection of God's love and mercy, urging the listeners to imitate Christ's sacrificial giving. Watson addresses the lack of charity in society, calling for a revival of compassion and kindness, and reminds the audience that charity is a fundamental aspect of Christian faith, reflecting the heart of God's mercy and grace.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the divine promise of strength and support from God for those who care for the poor, as illustrated in Psalms 41:3. He highlights that in times of sickness, God becomes a nurturing presence, offering comfort and restoration to those who show compassion to the needy. Spurgeon contrasts the loving nature of the God of Israel with the indifferent deities of other cultures, underscoring the unique relationship believers have with God. He encourages listeners to recognize the blessings they forfeit by neglecting the poor and urges them to become active friends and helpers to those in need.

David Servant delves into Jesus' command to 'lend, expecting nothing in return,' emphasizing the importance of lending without expecting repayment, especially to the poor and needy. He highlights the virtue of lending as an act of compassion and generosity, reflecting God's kindness to all. Servant explores the biblical context of lending, focusing on God's expectations regarding loans made to the poor and the significance of lending without interest. He challenges listeners to consider their ability to be lenders and suggests practical ways to obey Jesus' commandment in today's context.

The Missionary and Bible Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America was established in 1819 with the aim of supplying the destitute with Bibles, providing a cheap supply to those who could purchase, and supporting missionary labors throughout the United States and beyond. The society was formed to address the spiritual and temporal needs of individuals, especially in areas where people were too poor or indifferent to support the ministry. The society's constitution outlined the structure and objectives, emphasizing the importance of missionary work and the distribution of Bibles. Efforts were made to engage the cooperation of members and friends of the Church through subscriptions and donations to support the missionary cause.

Keith Malcomson shares the inspiring story of Cecil H. Polhill, a man born into wealth and privilege who was transformed by the conviction of sin and the powerful evangelistic ministry of D.L. Moody. Influenced by Hudson Taylor, Polhill dedicated his life to missions, particularly in China and India, with a strong desire to reach Tibet. His encounter with the Pentecostal outpouring in Los Angeles led him to seek and receive the Baptism in the Holy Ghost, becoming a key figure in the early Pentecostal movement in Britain. Polhill's commitment to training and sending out Pentecostal missionaries, along with his financial support and missionary vision, played a crucial role in shaping the Pentecostal revival and its focus on foreign missions.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the importance of hospitality and the true spirit behind inviting guests to feasts. He emphasizes the significance of inviting the poor and afflicted, as they often appreciate and benefit more from such gatherings. Mortimer highlights the joy and blessings that come from showing kindness to those in need, echoing biblical examples like Job and Nehemiah. He also stresses the eternal reward of serving others selflessly, reminding listeners that even the smallest acts of kindness to the less fortunate are noticed and cherished by the Lord.