In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching the gospel in a challenging environment. He talks about how he spent time with gangsters and criminals, sharing the message of Jesus with them. Despite facing difficult circumstances, he was encouraged when one of the gangsters acknowledged the truth of what he was preaching. The speaker also shares stories of visiting prisons and seeing the power of the Holy Spirit transform lives. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the gospel and the impact it can have on people's lives.

This sermon emphasizes the radical commitment to following Jesus, illustrated through personal stories of persecution, sacrifice, and unwavering faith. It highlights the importance of selfless dedication to God's work, even in the face of challenges and opposition, drawing inspiration from the sacrifices made by individuals who gave their all for the sake of the gospel. The speaker urges listeners to prioritize knowing and walking closely with Jesus above all else, emphasizing the transformative power of a deep, personal relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of surrendering every aspect of one's life to God. He encourages believers to wait on God with a diligent attitude, ready to obey His commands. The preacher also highlights the significance of having the presence of Jesus with us, as it attracts people to us. He warns against relying on our own intelligence and power, stressing the need to hear from God and move according to His guidance. The sermon references 2 Chronicles 16 and Psalm 42:7 to illustrate these points.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the profound invitation from Jesus to follow Him, which transcends mere evangelism and calls for a life of obedience and surrender to God's will. He reflects on how Jesus lived in total dependence on the Father, demonstrating that our actions should stem from a deep relationship with God rather than mere duty or need. Yohannan illustrates this with the story of three stonecutters, highlighting the importance of understanding the 'why' behind our actions. He urges believers to prioritize intimacy with God, as true ministry flows from a life that reflects Christ's love and purpose. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to live as Jesus did, focusing on eternal values rather than worldly distractions.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of knowing God and having eternal life. He emphasizes that the purpose of the book of 1 John is not to give us eternal life, but to help us know that we have eternal life. The speaker mentions that there are five signs that indicate whether we truly know Christ. He also discusses the need for the Church to be motivated and energized by the Holy Spirit in order to be effective in eternal terms.

This sermon delves into the concept of depth in spiritual life, contrasting the tragedy of shallowness with the profound depth of God's wisdom, knowledge, and love. It emphasizes the necessity of going deep in faith, enduring trials and suffering to discover the true treasures of God. The sermon draws parallels between the shallowness of human nature and the deep, enduring nature of God, highlighting the importance of abiding in God's depth to bear lasting fruit.

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the parable of the sower, emphasizing the importance of having deep, honest hearts to receive God's Word. He contrasts shallow individuals, easily swayed by emotions and external influences, with those who have profound character, rooted in a deep purpose and desire to know and do God's will. Cowman urges believers to cultivate the soil of their hearts, seeking depth in their relationship with God to receive His deeper truths and mighty trusts.

George Warnock preaches about the depth of Truth and the simplicity of understanding it, emphasizing that a longing for God is more important than human wisdom or intelligence. He discusses the continuous revelation of God's will and glory as believers grow in obedience and fellowship with Him, leading to an unfolding of His love and fullness. Warnock highlights the importance of seeking God's will and being open to His ever-expanding revelation, rather than being hindered by theological barriers or limitations.

John MacDuff preaches on the miraculous event of Jesus walking on water to meet His disciples in the midst of a storm, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's presence and power even in the darkest and most turbulent times of life. The disciples' obedience to Jesus' command to get into the boat despite the storm serves as a lesson for believers to follow God's will faithfully, knowing that He will guide and protect them through every trial. The contrast between the disciples' obedience and Jonah's disobedience, as well as Lot's selfish choices, highlights the consequences of following or fleeing from God's commands. The narrative also symbolizes two epochs in the Church's history, reminding believers of Christ's constant watchfulness and eventual return to bring His Church safely to shore in the midst of spiritual storms.

Robert Hawker preaches on the fulfillment of Scripture as Jesus was numbered with the transgressors on the cross, representing sin and a curse for his people. Through the imagery of the brazen serpent and the correlation with Christ being lifted up, the profound connection between Jesus bearing our iniquities and being counted as cursed is revealed. Jesus, as the righteous servant, justifies many by bearing their sins, experiencing the denial of water, abandonment by his disciples, darkness, and the withdrawal of divine presence to fully endure the wrath of God as the ultimate sacrifice for our redemption.

John Wright Follette preaches about the deep calling unto deep, exploring the profound depths of the human heart's need for God and the corresponding supply found in the great heart of Jehovah. He emphasizes the unutterable depths of the human heart, tainted by sin and desperately wicked, contrasting it with the unfathomable love and wisdom of God. The sermon delves into the cry for God that arises from the depths of human souls and the answer that God provides in Jesus, highlighting the Holy Spirit's role in filling the deep voids within us and the importance of yielding to His work.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the comforting promises of God to His people, assuring them of His presence and protection through trials and tribulations. He emphasizes the strong foundation of God's promises, rooted in His creation, redemption, calling, and possession of His chosen ones. Philpot explains how believers, when passing through waters of trouble, rivers of affliction, and fires of temptation, can trust in God's faithfulness to sustain and deliver them, preventing them from being overwhelmed or consumed. By aligning their experiences with the work of God in their hearts, believers can find assurance in God's promises to be with them and bring them safely through every trial.