In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a supportive church community in order to overcome sin and achieve victory in life. He encourages individuals to seek help from God's people and to recognize that they are all connected as one body. The preacher also addresses the need for self-reflection and asks the congregation to pray for God to reveal their blind spots and areas of anger. He warns against being deceived by false teachings and emphasizes the importance of preparing one's heart and creating a habitation for God's presence.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the transformative power of Calvary and the change it brings about in people's lives. He emphasizes the mercy and love of God, who has the ability to bring the dead to life through Christ. The speaker encourages the audience to have a personal and intimate relationship with God, where Jesus becomes the most important person in their lives. He warns against being deceived by false appearances and urges the listeners to examine their hearts and prioritize their relationship with God over external religious practices.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being imprisoned for 14 years under communism. They describe the hardships and challenges faced in prison, including hunger, longing, and mockery. Despite the difficult circumstances, the speaker finds strength and comfort in their faith in Jesus. They emphasize the importance of choosing to set Jesus free in every moment of our lives and how even in the darkest moments, Jesus reveals his beauty and provides strength to his followers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of honoring God and not compromising on His demands. He highlights the need for justice and honor in our lives, and warns against following sinful ways. The preacher also emphasizes the honesty and truthfulness of Jesus and how we should strive to emulate that in our own lives. The sermon is based on the Gospel of Matthew, specifically chapter 16 verse 24, where Jesus speaks about the coming judgment and the rewards that will be given according to one's actions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of preparation for revival, focusing on the need for truth rooted in God's Word, clean hands in relationships, and a pure heart seeking the King of Glory. It highlights the significance of seeking God for who He is, repentance, humility, and a genuine desire for revival, emphasizing the sovereignty and holiness of God as essential for experiencing true revival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a lifestyle consistent with one's beliefs. He challenges the audience to examine whether they truly believe that the purpose of human existence is to believe in God and repent. The speaker also highlights the urgency of the message, stating that God is commanding all people to repent and that there will be a day of judgment. He shares the example of the apostle Paul, who preached the word of God with conviction and lived in a way that reflected his belief in the last days. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the audience to be sealed together with the faithful witnesses who have gone before them.

This sermon emphasizes the need for personal repentance, purity of heart, and a deep desire to see God's glory. It calls for individuals to come to the cross, stand upon the rock of Christ, and prepare themselves to present before God. The message highlights the importance of humility, brokenness, and seeking God's presence for revival in the church and the nation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God's prime consideration in sending Jesus Christ to the world was to bless humanity. The preacher highlights that God wants us to experience a life of joy, dynamism, and vibrancy by surrendering our lives to Him. However, there are conditions for receiving God's blessings, including having clean hands, a pure heart, and not engaging in vanity or deceit. The sermon emphasizes that God desires to be the sovereign owner of everything in our lives, both now and in eternity, and encourages listeners to allow Jesus Christ to have complete control over their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses gratitude for the visitors from other churches and acknowledges the need for consistent attendance to fully understand his message. He emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the claims and demands of God in Jesus Christ in every sermon. The preacher mentions that God will not lose a single person He has promised to save and that salvation is in the hands of a redeeming God. He urges the audience to seek the Lord and emphasizes the role of faith in finding Him. The preacher also acknowledges the challenges of preaching the unadulterated Word of God in a society that may not always be receptive, but expresses hope for a revival.

This sermon emphasizes the need for Christians to awaken from spiritual slumber and embrace a life of true surrender and obedience to God. It challenges believers to move beyond a self-centered faith focused on personal happiness to a Christ-centered life that seeks to bring glory to God. The speaker highlights the importance of genuine repentance, sacrificial service, and complete surrender to God's will, urging listeners to abandon utilitarian Christianity and instead focus on glorifying God in all aspects of their lives.

This sermon delves into the importance of having a pure heart and resisting the temptations of the world, drawing parallels between Adam's innocence and the need for believers to return to a state of purity. It emphasizes the significance of choosing to walk in the divine nature, resisting the deeds of darkness, and being led by the Spirit of God to overcome sin and rebellion. The sermon also highlights the dangers of false teachings, the need to discern between true and counterfeit spiritual manifestations, and the importance of coming to God with a wholehearted commitment.

The video mentioned in the sermon transcript is described as a powerful depiction of the Lewis Revival, a true move of grace where churches were turned upside down, lives were changed, and communities were transformed. The preacher acknowledges that it is difficult to find someone who has actually witnessed a heaven-sent revival in recent times. He challenges other preachers who claim revival under their preaching, stating that if the people remain unchanged after their visit, it cannot be considered a true move of God. The video also highlights the importance of fervent prayer and faithfulness in seeking revival, as demonstrated by a group of Deacons who prayed in desperation for months and a young Deacon who questioned his own spiritual state.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the urgency of the current hour and the need for holy and pious lives. He reminds the audience that while we may face pressures and challenges, God remains in control and unchanging. The speaker references Peter's question about what kind of people we should be in these latter days, highlighting the importance of clean hands and a pure heart. He also shares a story about two sisters who prayed for revival on their island, leading to a group of men praying fervently and experiencing a breakthrough when they examined their own hearts and sought forgiveness.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of conquering in the name of the Lord in order to overcome the difficulties of the world. The speaker encourages the audience to confess all their known sins and deal with anything doubtful in their lives. They highlight the need to open their hearts, hands, and lips to allow the King of Glory to come in. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of immediate obedience when the Lord speaks, and the necessity of being effective vessels through whom God can work, leading others to Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the story of Jesus turning water into wine in John chapter 2. He encourages listeners who may feel like their best years are behind them to trust in God's sovereignty and believe that they may be on the verge of the greatest chapter of their lives. The preacher emphasizes the importance of finding peace in the midst of life's storms and highlights the story of a young boy who had lost his family but still had faith in Jesus. He also discusses the need for revival in America and the importance of delivering messages from the throne of God rather than just giving talks. The preacher concludes by discussing the concept of grace and how it is the undeserved activity of God in our lives, enabling us to walk in dependence on Jesus and experience His transforming power.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of preparation for the opening of North Korea. They emphasize the need for Christians to research and understand the culture and society of North Korea in order to effectively share the gospel. The speaker also highlights the spiritual battle that will be faced in this mission and the necessity of having a clean heart and living a holy life. They encourage seeking the Holy Spirit and becoming skilled in exercising the gifts given by the Spirit. Lastly, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being part of a local church and connecting with others who share a burden for North Korea to pray and seek God's guidance together.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by inviting the audience to a simple evening gathering and potluck, emphasizing the importance of building connections and relationships. The sermon then focuses on the reading from the Gospel of Luke, specifically the story of Simeon. Simeon, a righteous and devout man, had been promised by the Holy Spirit that he would see the Messiah before his death. Moved by the Holy Spirit, Simeon goes to the temple and takes the baby Jesus in his arms, praising God for fulfilling the promise. The sermon highlights the importance of waiting patiently for God's promises, recognizing both the big and small signs of His presence, and being part of a community that celebrates and supports one another.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of repentance, surrender, and living a life free from hidden sins in order to experience true revival God's way. It highlights the need for personal revival before corporate revival, the impact of secret sins on individuals, families, churches, and nations, and the call to follow Jesus, deny self, and do the will of the Father. The message urges believers to believe in their freedom in Christ, run to Jesus for victory, and live a life of repentance and obedience empowered by the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of maintaining lines of separation and pursuing holiness and righteousness in our churches. He emphasizes that there should be clear marks of distinction between believers and the world. The preacher uses the example of Nehemiah, who prayed and fasted for four months before taking action to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. He highlights the need for seeking God's guidance and anointing before embarking on any mission. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of personal purity and right relationship with God in order to be effective agents of revival.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of maintaining the fire of God's presence in our lives, urging believers to cultivate a deep hunger for God. He reflects on the Old Testament's symbolism of fire as a reminder of God's presence and challenges the congregation to examine their relationship with God, highlighting that holiness and purity are essential for experiencing His divine presence. Idleman encourages a return to a lifestyle of worship, prayer, and humility, asserting that true strength lies in being broken before God. He calls for repentance and a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit, reminding everyone that God's presence is a gift that requires our active pursuit and surrender.

Timothy Tow emphasizes the importance of defending the Gospel against false agents of the Truth, highlighting the duty of Church leaders to combat false teachings and uphold the Word of God. He commends the work of Revelation Daniel Ebert III in exposing deceptive ideologies and defending the faith through his writings. The sermon warns against the proliferation of Bible translations based on corrupt texts and advocates for the use of the King James Bible, rooted in the time-honored Textus Receptus. Timothy Tow underscores the necessity for believers to have clean hands and a pure heart to handle sacred Scripture, exposing the questionable character and beliefs of Westcott and Hort, who tampered with the Bible's integrity.

Gwilym Hughes preaches at a unique service in Seacombe, where the Welsh revivalist, Mr. Evan Roberts, addresses a fervent congregation with a message of repentance and consecration. Roberts challenges the attendees to confront their past sins and urges them to seek cleansing and purification from God. He calls out mockers and skeptics, emphasizing the importance of true worship and sincerity in prayer. The service culminates in a powerful address on the need for more consecration and dedication in the Christian life, leading to moments of confession, prayer, and worship.

Seth Rees preaches on the qualifications needed to enter the holy place of the Lord, emphasizing the importance of having clean hands and a pure heart. He describes the holy place as a position of honor, friendship, safety, power, and exhaustless resources, highlighting the privileges and blessings of being in the presence of the King of Heaven. Rees challenges the congregation to break with worldly influences, embrace intimacy with God, and experience the security and empowerment that come from being in favor with the King.

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the vision of a door opened in heaven as seen by John on the Isle of Patmos, emphasizing how God reveals Himself in unexpected places and circumstances, such as in exile, suffering, and loneliness. He draws parallels to Jacob's dream of a ladder connecting heaven and earth in the midst of his exile. Cowman highlights that doors to heaven are opened to those who are in the Spirit, pure in heart, obedient in faith, and willing to prioritize knowing Jesus above all else.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that God's ultimate purpose is to have a people in absolute ascendency, which is a central theme throughout Scripture. He illustrates this through the history of Israel, showing how their failures serve as warnings for the church today, as they lost their intended spiritual dominion due to clinging to the letter of the law rather than embracing the spirit of divine life. The sermon highlights that ascendency is achieved through discipline and challenging experiences, urging believers to view their trials as opportunities for spiritual growth rather than personal grievances. Sparks concludes by affirming that true ascendency is not merely a future promise but a present reality for those who rise above their circumstances through faith in Christ. The ultimate question remains, 'Who shall ascend?' and the answer lies in a disciplined and united people of God.