In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of backsliding and encourages the audience to examine their reasons for coming to church. He emphasizes the importance of personal connection with God and the dissatisfaction that can arise from relying on worldly things. The preacher reminds the audience of God's love and forgiveness, highlighting the image of God as a loving coach rather than a harsh judge. He concludes by urging the audience to prioritize their relationship with God and not neglect Him in their daily lives.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johannett addresses the danger of becoming cynical and taking God's Word and blessings for granted. He highlights the importance of faith and belief in experiencing the goodness of the Lord in our lives. He references the Old Testament story of the Israelites who were destroyed in the wilderness because they did not mix the word they heard with faith. He emphasizes the need to avoid cynicism and instead have a tangible, real, and touchable faith in God's promises.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink delivers a message of hope and encouragement to those who are feeling sad or despairing. She emphasizes that God is the Father of goodness and that even in times of trouble and darkness, we should lift up our heads and rejoice. The suffering we experience is a sign that the hour of redemption is near, and we can live in joyful expectation of the return of Christ. Schlink urges listeners to focus on God's glory and His kingdom, rather than the present anxieties and cares of the world. By making Jesus the center of our lives, we can experience a taste of heaven even in the midst of suffering.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the satisfaction that Jesus had in saving souls and transforming lives. He encourages the congregation to be channels of blessing and to live in a way that brings glory to God. The speaker also highlights the profound message of the death and sacrifice of Jesus, urging the listeners to truly understand and appreciate what Jesus has done for them. He challenges the audience to live with purpose and to consider the eternal purpose that Jesus pursued throughout his life.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible as the word of God amidst modern skepticism and attacks on its credibility. It highlights the significance of knowing the background of the Bible, the inspiration of scripture, and the practical approach to studying and applying its teachings. The speaker encourages a humble and open-hearted attitude towards scripture, seeking truth, and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide interpretation and application.

This sermon delves into the book of Joshua as a powerful illustration of faith, contrasting it with the book of Numbers which focuses on unbelief. It highlights the perpetuation of faith from Moses to Joshua, the perplexities and problems of faith, and the importance of obedient faith. The sermon emphasizes the need for practical faith that walks and works, using the story of the battle of Jericho as a prime example of faith in action.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about his children playfully bumping into him to illustrate the concept of having God always by our side. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence and relying on Him during difficult times. The speaker then references Psalm 96, which encourages giving glory and strength to the Lord, worshiping Him in holiness, and fearing Him above all gods. The passage also highlights the stability and joy that comes from acknowledging God's reign. The sermon concludes with a reminder to give thanks to the Lord for His goodness and enduring mercy.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes that the Bible teaches a way of life rooted in belief rather than sight, illustrating this through various scriptures that highlight the importance of faith. He points out that believing precedes seeing, as shown in the story of Lazarus, where Jesus encourages Martha to focus on faith despite the overwhelming evidence of death. Yohannan reminds us that even a small amount of faith, like a mustard seed, can lead to miraculous outcomes. He encourages believers to trust in God's promises and to seek help in overcoming doubts, reinforcing that faith is essential for experiencing God's glory.

Richard E. Bieber emphasizes the importance of nurturing the three gifts God gives believers: faith, love, and hope. He explains that neglecting the gift of hope can lead to a loss of faith and love, urging listeners to seek and hold onto the vision of heaven even in darkness. Using the analogy of Christian in Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, he highlights the necessity of finding and maintaining hope to face challenges. Bieber stresses the need to taste glory in the scriptures, through harmony with fellow believers, and in unified praise to renew vision and hope in God.

Edward Taylor delves into the deep mystery of God's love, questioning why there are times when we feel a cloud of despair and darkness despite being in the midst of His love. He reflects on the paradox of experiencing ardent love for Christ yet feeling spiritually blind and unloved. Taylor ponders on the concept of God's love being withheld or felt inadequately by those who may not fully comprehend or appreciate it, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God's perfect timing and provision.

James Bourne, in a letter to his cousin, reflects on his struggles and doubts, feeling confined in Doubting Castle and distant from God. Despite his ingratitude, he acknowledges God's marvellous helps and deliverances, leading to a sweeter sense of mercy from the Lord Jesus. Bourne emphasizes the importance of walking in faith, even when feeling forgotten, and encourages his cousin and children to follow the steps that lead to eternal life, contrasting the worldly ways with the safe path to salvation.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the significance of God leaving an afflicted and poor people in the midst of Jerusalem, symbolizing the visible church with an invisible, chosen remnant. He emphasizes the spiritual character of this chosen people, marked by being afflicted and poor, leading them to trust in the name of the Lord. Philpot delves into the profound impact of afflictions on God's people, highlighting how temporal, providential, and spiritual afflictions sanctify and draw believers closer to God, fostering trust in Jesus' compassion, righteousness, and atoning blood. He stresses that trust in the Lord is tested through afflictions, ultimately deepening reliance on God's faithfulness and leading to a closer communion with Him.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of unwavering faith in God, contrasting the inconsistent faith of the children of Israel with the steadfast faith that God desires from His people. He emphasizes the need to believe in God regardless of circumstances, rather than waiting for visible proof before trusting. Cowman encourages believers to have faith that precedes sight, echoing St. Augustine's words that faith is believing in the unseen and being rewarded by seeing what is believed.

Richard Baxter preaches about the importance of setting our hearts and minds on heavenly things, emphasizing the need to focus on eternity and the joy of dwelling with God. He urges believers to meditate on heaven's delights, resist temptations through heavenly-mindedness, and find comfort in afflictions by fixing their thoughts on the eternal rest promised by God. Baxter highlights that a heart set upon heaven is evidence of sincerity, a defense against sin, and a source of increased love and joy, ultimately leading to a more fruitful Christian life and honoring God.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of having faith in God's promises in the present moment, emphasizing that God is always at work and meeting us in the now. He highlights the need to believe before seeing, trusting in God's Word alone as evidence of His faithfulness. Through examples from Joshua and the Psalmist, he encourages believers to maintain unwavering faith, even in the face of challenges and uncertainties, knowing that God's deliverance is on its way.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the essence of faith in overcoming the challenges of the world, emphasizing the need to trust and obey God even in difficult and uncertain times when everything seems bleak and discouraging. He highlights that true faith is tested in adversity, when circumstances are not favorable, and when doubts and fears arise, but it is during these moments that unwavering faith in God's love and provision is crucial.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches on the story of Jairus' daughter, highlighting the importance of unwavering faith in Jesus, even in the face of seemingly impossible situations. Jesus encourages Jairus to not be afraid, but to believe in His power to overcome any obstacle. The miracle of raising the dead child demonstrates God's love and power, reserved for those who have faith and trust in Him. Just as Abraham believed in God's provision and saw deliverance in his time of extreme distress, believers are called to trust in God's faithfulness even in the midst of trials. The story serves as a reminder that God's wonderful works are revealed to those who believe, and that there is a proper time to share these testimonies of God's faithfulness.