In this sermon, Pastor Symbola shares a personal experience he had with a couple who came to him seeking help. Despite feeling physically and emotionally drained, Pastor Symbola recommended them to a ministry called Teen Challenge. He emphasizes the importance of not giving up when faced with opposition or failure, as God has something good in store for us. He encourages listeners to trust in God's plan and reminds them of the story of Moses, who obediently followed God's calling to confront Pharaoh and lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of standing firm in the face of spiritual warfare. He highlights that the battles we face in the spiritual realm are more significant than any worldly conflicts. The preacher urges believers to take the warnings about spiritual warfare seriously, as it affects not only their own souls but also their families and future generations. He emphasizes the need to understand the gravity of the situation and not trivialize it with mere Christian slogans. The preacher then focuses on Ephesians 6:13, encouraging believers to put on the full armor of God and stand their ground, even after facing setbacks. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of prayer in spiritual warfare, urging believers to pray in the Spirit on all occasions.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a heartbreaking story of a six-year-old boy who was tragically killed by a school bus. Despite the immense grief and pain, the father of the boy chooses to thank God for the six years he had with his son and declares his unwavering faith and love for God. The preacher then references biblical passages that emphasize the importance of caring for one's family and forgiving those who have hurt us. He encourages the congregation to rededicate their lives to God and seek His help in overcoming sin and fulfilling their calling. The sermon concludes with a reflection on Jesus' final words on the cross, highlighting the trust and faith He had in God even in His darkest hour.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful testimony of a young man who was once carnal and worldly but had a life-changing encounter with God's grace. The young man realized that he couldn't change himself, but he could expect God to deliver him from his sinful habits. As a result, he threw away his worldly music and experienced God's empowerment in his life. The preacher emphasizes the importance of obedience and the need to be marked by it as children of God. He challenges the idea that one must conform to the world to win others to Christ, sharing his own experience of preaching the gospel and seeing many young people come to faith without compromising with the world.

Keith Malcomson preaches about the battle against discouragement faced by believers, emphasizing the need to overcome this demon that hinders the church from experiencing revival and fulfilling God's promises. Drawing from biblical examples like Moses, Joshua, and Caleb, he highlights the importance of staying strong, courageous, and unwavering in faith despite challenges and opposition. The sermon underscores the power of God's promises, the impact of discouragement on believers, and the necessity of standing firm in the face of spiritual warfare to see a revival in the church.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about drawing strength and courage from God's commands and victories. She emphasizes the importance of combatting fear and dismay by being strong and courageous, knowing that each battle we face teaches us to fight and become braver warriors armed with God's might. Tileston encourages the audience to fight with the confidence of victory, having trusted in God and not being confounded. She reminds them to look back on past victories for encouragement, as songs of joy and triumph bring strength and support in times of pain, sorrow, and disappointments.

St. Benedict of Nursia emphasizes the importance of humility and repentance for those who wish to return to the monastery after leaving due to their own fault. He instructs that the returning brother must promise full reparation for leaving and be received in the lowest place to test his humility. If the brother leaves again, he should be taken back repeatedly, but after the third time, he must understand that all ways of return are denied to him.

Joseph Parker delivers a sermon emphasizing the ease of destruction, contrasting it with the patience and saving power of Jesus Christ. He highlights the destructive nature of infidelity and the importance of giving time for salvation to work in individuals. Parker urges believers to be patient and persistent in their faith, trusting in the constructive and preserving work of Christianity, which requires time, long-suffering love, and audacious beneficence.

Zac Poonen delves into the parable of the ten virgins, emphasizing the importance of having an inner life of purity and faithfulness before God, represented by the oil in the flask that symbolizes the Holy Spirit's life within us. He highlights that outward good works and testimonies are not enough; one must possess the hidden life of God to endure trials and testing victoriously. Poonen stresses that time reveals the reality of our spirituality, showing who has genuine inner content and who lacks depth, urging believers to cultivate a life of purity and faithfulness in thoughts, attitudes, and motives to truly be prepared for Christ's return.

James Stalker preaches about the possibility of rising after falling into sin, emphasizing that through Christ, one can overcome besetting sins and be washed, justified, and sanctified by the Spirit of God. He encourages those who feel fallen to believe that they can rise, citing examples of individuals who were once deeply fallen but found redemption. Stalker acknowledges the doctrine's potential for abuse but stresses its relevance for those seeking deliverance, drawing inspiration from St. Augustine's concept of using past sins as stepping stones towards perfection. He highlights David's repentance in Psalm 51 as a model for turning transgressors back to God.

A.W. Tozer addresses the dangers of arrogance and defeat in the Christian life, emphasizing that success can lead to pride and a false sense of superiority, while failure can result in discouragement and defeatism. He warns that both states can hinder spiritual growth and relationship with God, urging believers to remain humble and reliant on God's grace. Tozer illustrates his points with biblical examples, including the triumphs and failures of Israel, and the humility of Jesus. He encourages Christians to avoid making decisions during times of discouragement and to remember God's unwavering love and promises, regardless of their circumstances. Ultimately, Tozer reminds us that our worth is not tied to success or failure, but to our relationship with God.

Henry Drummond delivers a powerful sermon using the story of Baxter's cricket match as an analogy for life's temptations and struggles. Baxter's experience in facing the demon Bowler, representing Temptation, highlights the importance of recognizing and overcoming various types of temptations like swifts, slows, and screws. The Captain's guidance on how to handle these temptations serves as a valuable lesson on building character, practicing resilience, and seeking forgiveness for past mistakes. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes the honor and opportunity in facing life's challenges, learning from failures, and striving for personal growth with faith and determination.

James Bourne addresses a person struggling with inconsistency in their conduct, emphasizing the importance of heeding God's counsel and cherishing His presence. He points out the consequences of neglecting deep convictions and failing to bear spiritual fruits. Bourne urges the individual to forsake sins, seek the teaching of the Holy Spirit, and manifest spiritual integrity by turning away from wrongdoing. Through references to biblical characters like Mary and teachings from Jeremiah, he encourages a heartfelt repentance and a watchful spirit to avoid grieving the Holy Spirit.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the unwavering strength and protection found in the Lord, emphasizing that with God as our light and salvation, there is no need to fear any foe or enemy. The power of the Lord Jesus Christ works in the heart to destroy spiritual enemies, bringing salvation that should be embraced and lived in, leading to a life of service to God in holiness and righteousness. Confession and forgiveness bring a renewed sense of energy and will to persevere, allowing us to rise above our faults and continue on the path of righteousness.