In this sermon, the speaker begins by asking the congregation what God has been arranging in their lives and what they are being set up for. He emphasizes the importance of being in church and the significance of attending despite the time change. The sermon then focuses on the story of Esther and how she had to approach the king to save her people. The speaker highlights the pivotal moment when Esther is faced with the decision to risk her life and approach the king, and how Mordecai encourages her to fulfill her destiny.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of turning away from wickedness and embracing righteousness, highlighting the power of words to build up or destroy, the need to avoid fear and anxiety by focusing on God's sovereignty, and the invitation to repent and turn to God for life. It calls for a foundation in Christ and offers hope for those who are lost or struggling.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the Beatitudes, specifically the first and third ones. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the meaning behind these statements. The first Beatitude states that the poor in spirit are blessed because they will inherit the kingdom of heaven. The preacher encourages the audience to recognize their need for God and to be meek, like Jesus, in order to maintain their testimony and power. He also addresses the pressure and agitation caused by worrying about how others perceive us, emphasizing the need to focus on how God sees us instead.

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of repentance, faith in Jesus, and the transformative power of God's grace. It addresses the prevalence of sin, dishonesty, and societal issues, urging individuals to seek forgiveness, restitution, and a genuine relationship with Christ. The message highlights the need for spiritual awakening, the dangers of spiritual warfare, and the necessity of relying on Jesus for deliverance and salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power and significance of the name of Jesus. They highlight that Jesus is our helper and deliverer, and that we can rely on him completely. The speaker shares testimonies of people who have experienced freedom and help through calling upon the name of Jesus. They also encourage listeners to have faith and continually call upon the name of Jesus for help in their lives. The sermon concludes by inviting viewers to learn more about God's work and to contact the organization for a free inspirational booklet.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound relationship between God as the Husbandman and Jesus as the true Vine, illustrating that just as a vine relies on its husbandman for growth and sustenance, so too does Christ depend on the Father for everything. This dependence is mirrored in the lives of believers, who must recognize their utter reliance on God for spiritual growth and fruitfulness. Murray encourages Christians to trust in God's provision and care, affirming that the same love and attention God gives to Christ extends to each believer. The sermon highlights the importance of acknowledging God's role in our lives and the necessity of surrendering to His will. Ultimately, it calls for a deep faith in the Husbandman who nurtures and cultivates our spiritual lives.

Samuel Rutherford emphasizes the importance of depending on Christ and His grace for salvation, rather than relying on free will to keep or dispose of it. He compares Christ to a wise tutor, a good shepherd, and a skilled pilot, highlighting the need for lost souls to trust in Him for their salvation. Rutherford stresses that Christ knows the destiny of all He has redeemed and encourages believers to find happiness in depending on His strength.

Octavius Winslow emphasizes the unwavering faithfulness of God as we enter a new period of time, encouraging Christians to trust in His promises and provision for the future. He reassures believers that despite the uncertainties and challenges ahead, God's grace, love, and strength will be sufficient for each day. Winslow calls for a personal dedication to God, urging individuals to seek forgiveness for the past and to rely on Christ's atoning sacrifice as they move forward. He highlights the importance of approaching God with childlike faith, asking for daily sustenance and strength. Ultimately, he reminds us that as our days unfold, so shall our strength be, rooted in God's unchanging nature.

John Hames preaches on the powerful promise God made to Moses, 'And He said certainly I will be with thee' (Exodus 3:21), emphasizing the significance of divine promises in our lives. Special promises from God, received in unique circumstances, provide strength and guidance in times of need and uncertainty. Accepting God's promise of His presence as a constant companion throughout our Christian journey assures us of protection, refuge, strength, guidance, provision, and healing, enabling us to face any challenge with confidence and faith.

Thomas Bradbury preaches about the encounter of a Gentile woman with Jesus, highlighting her great faith and humility in seeking help for her demon-possessed daughter. Despite being initially rebuffed, her persistence and faith in Jesus' power led to her daughter's healing. The sermon emphasizes the importance of genuine faith, humility, and persistence in seeking God's help, even when faced with challenges and apparent setbacks.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the assurance of God's help, reminding us that the Lord Jesus has already demonstrated His commitment to us through His sacrifice. He argues that if God has done the greater work of redemption, He will certainly provide the lesser help we need in our daily lives. Spurgeon encourages believers to bring their emptiness and needs to God, who is more than capable of supplying all that we require. He reassures us that God's omnipotence, wisdom, and love are always available to assist us. Ultimately, we are reminded that we should not fear, for the Eternal God is our helper.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the significance of seeking God, asserting that those who earnestly seek Him will experience His good hand upon their lives. He highlights that true strength comes from relying on God, who provides for our needs and delivers us from our enemies. Smith encourages believers to reflect on what they are truly seeking and reassures them of God's faithfulness in their journeys, even through challenges. The sermon underscores the importance of recognizing God's presence and provision in every aspect of life.

D.L. Moody shares a touching story about his daughter Emma and her new muff, illustrating the importance of trusting in God's guidance. Despite her initial reluctance to take her father's hand, Emma learns that true safety comes from accepting help when faced with challenges. Moody emphasizes that just as he was there to support Emma, God is always ready to hold us up and guide us through life's slippery paths. The sermon highlights the wisdom of relying on God's strength rather than our own understanding.

Octavius Winslow emphasizes the believer's dependence on God as their helper, illustrating that true strength comes from recognizing our own helplessness and the sufficiency of Christ. He explains that life's trials teach us to rely on God's timely and effective assistance, reminding us that our down-casting often precedes His uplifting. Winslow encourages believers to cry out for help in both spiritual and temporal needs, assuring them that the Lord is always present and ready to support them. The sermon highlights the divine nature of our Helper, Jesus Christ, who meets all our needs with love and power. Ultimately, the message reassures us that with the Lord as our helper, we need not fear what others may do to us.

John Newton reflects on the humbling realization that as humans, we are unable to direct our own steps without God's guidance and support. He acknowledges his constant need to depend on the Lord for even the smallest things, recognizing his tendency towards self-independence. Newton expresses his struggles with faith and the ongoing battle with indwelling sin, yet finds peace in knowing that God will not forsake the work He has started in him. He urges for more earnest prayers for a further outpouring of God's Spirit amidst the growing wickedness and lack of zeal for God and compassion for souls.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the contrast between supporting false gods and being supported by the true and living God. He illustrates how many people are burdened by the idols they create, which ultimately cannot deliver them, while God, who created us, desires to carry our burdens and support us through life's trials. Smith points out that unlike man-made religions that weigh us down, Jesus offers freedom and support, inviting us to cast our cares upon Him. The sermon challenges listeners to recognize the true nature of their worship and the importance of relying on God rather than on idols.

St. Augustine preaches about the power of holy love that raises us to heavenly things and eternal pursuits, contrasting it with impure love that leads to perishable desires. He emphasizes the longing to ascend to the eternal Jerusalem, where our true citizenship lies with the Angels. Augustine reflects on the spiritual journey towards the heavenly Jerusalem, a city being built with Christ as its foundation, where believers are living stones forming a temple for God. He delves into the significance of standing in the courts of Jerusalem, symbolizing our desire to be among the righteous and to partake in the eternal peace and stability of God's city.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the providence of loss and the ministry of failing, emphasizing the importance of learning to trust in the Giver rather than the gift. Using Elijah's experience at Cherith and Zarephath, he illustrates how God's hard words are not His last words, and the challenges we face are part of our growth and faith journey. Just as Elijah's brook dried up to lead him to a deeper reliance on God, our earthly resources may fail to teach us that our ultimate hope and help come from the Creator of Heaven and earth.