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 speaker discusses the importance of breaking bread together as a way to remember the Lord. He shares the story of Lee Lung and his wife, who started breaking bread together and felt the presence of the Lord. The speaker also talks about the obedience of Lee Lung and how he yielded to the Lord's love and accepted Jesus as both his Savior and Lord. The sermon emphasizes the unity of brothers and sisters in consecrating their lives to the Lord and the importance of praying for others before preaching the gospel to them.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about his mother's sacrificial love for God and others. Despite being tired and worn out, his mother had a radiant glow on her face because of her love for Jesus. She secretly supported young people studying in Bible school and those already on the mission field by sending them money every month without telling anyone. The speaker reflects on his initial misunderstanding of his mother's actions and realizes the depth of her love and commitment to Jesus.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of moving beyond a soulish life, which is living in the mind and emotions, to a spiritual life of denying oneself and following Jesus. It highlights the need to daily take up the cross, deny one's will, and live in God's presence to experience true spirituality and stability in faith. The speaker challenges listeners to count the cost, yield to God's will, and walk the path of discipleship, ultimately leading to a life filled with joy and blessings.

In this sermon, Brother KP Johanna shares about the emotional experience of sending out missionaries to the mission field. He emphasizes the importance of committing one's life to worshiping the Lord and serving Him. He recounts the graduation ceremonies for Bible college students, where they are prayed for and sent out to serve the Lord. Brother KP also talks about his own upbringing in a small village and how his mother's dedication to the Lord influenced him to become a missionary. He encourages listeners to let the Lord direct their lives and consider their role in reaching people for Christ through missions.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of communion with God through prayer, thanksgiving, praise, and worship. It highlights the need to have a deep, intimate fellowship with God, focusing on listening to Him, being thankful for His blessings, praising Him for who He is, and ultimately worshiping Him above all else.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johannon shares his personal experiences as a missionary and the challenges he faced in preaching the gospel. He reflects on the sacrifices made by missionaries and the persecution they endure for their faith. Despite the hardships, Brother K.P. emphasizes the importance of continuing to serve God and trusting in His plan, even in the face of failure. He encourages listeners to pursue a deeper relationship with God, denying themselves and dedicating their lives to Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of making Jesus the sole focus of our lives, above all other desires and distractions. It highlights the journey from considering Jesus a great person to making Him the main priority, ultimately reaching a place where Jesus is everything, the sole passion and focus. The speaker challenges the audience to seek a deep, personal relationship with Jesus, surrendering all other worldly desires and distractions to find true satisfaction and fulfillment in Christ alone.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a young man who was sent by Jesus to a dangerous place called Bundi. Despite facing threats and opposition, the young man boldly declared that he came to die for the sake of spreading the gospel. Three years later, the speaker receives a call inviting him to Bundi to inaugurate a newly constructed church. When he arrives, he witnesses the incredible love and devotion of the first generation of believers in Bundi. The speaker also shares a personal story about his mother's sacrificial giving and her desire to use her possessions to preach the gospel to those who have never heard of Jesus.

In this sermon, K.P. Johannon emphasizes the importance of committing one's life to God and living for Him with a heart for the world. He shares the example of his mother, who never left their tiny village but still had a significant impact on the lost world. K.P. also discusses the challenges faced by missionaries and the emotional experience of attending Bible school graduations. He encourages listeners to have a holistic Christian life, where their compassion for the lost aligns with the heart of Jesus.

In this sermon, Brother K. P. O'Hannon emphasizes the importance of pursuing Christ above all else. He references Psalm 42:1, where the Psalmist expresses a deep longing for God, highlighting the temporary nature of worldly pursuits. The speaker also shares the story of Abraham and Lot, illustrating the contrasting outcomes of their choices. While Lot pursued his own dreams and desires, Abraham chose to prioritize his relationship with God. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God has a plan for our lives, even after failures, and encourages listeners to seek Christ and His kingdom above all else.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of developing a deep and pure devotion to Jesus Christ, focusing on the need to love Him fervently and to understand the depth of His forgiveness towards us. It challenges listeners to prioritize worshiping God above all else, to seek a genuine relationship with Him, and to be aware of both conscious and unconscious sins in their lives. The message encourages a humble and repentant heart, acknowledging the need for God's grace and the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome sin and grow spiritually.

In this sermon, K.P. Johannon emphasizes the need for true discipleship and a genuine encounter with the real Christ of the New Testament. He challenges believers to examine their born-again experience and question whether it has led to personal sacrifice, separation from the world, and a hatred for sin. Johannon calls for a change in thinking and a reality check, urging Christians to live out their faith in a way that impacts the millions of people who do not know Christ. He references Luke 14:26, where Jesus calls his followers to love him more than their own family and even their own lives in order to be true disciples.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of studying the scriptures diligently to understand the true meanings of key words like 'believe,' 'worship,' and 'church.' It highlights the significance of surrendering all that is precious to us to God as an act of worship, trusting in His promises, and being part of the church that Jesus is building, where the gates of Hades cannot prevail.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of fully surrendering to Jesus, following His example, and living a life dedicated to God's will. It challenges listeners to consider their commitment to Christ, the temporary nature of life, and the call to embrace the cross. The speaker shares personal stories of sacrifice and dedication to inspire a deeper walk with Jesus and a heart for missions.

This sermon delves into the often neglected second part of the Great Commission, emphasizing the importance of not only making converts but also transforming them into disciples who obey all that Jesus commanded. It uses the analogy of a carpenter shop to illustrate the imbalance in focusing on evangelism over discipleship. The sermon highlights the need for believers to have a radical attitude towards serving God over material wealth, addressing the dangers of idolizing money. It also explores the concept of true worship, distinguishing it from mere praise and emphasizing the intimate connection it fosters with God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living in the light of eternity, focusing on the journey of faith, the simplicity of following Jesus, and the ultimate goal of being with Him in heaven. It shares personal stories of faith, sacrifice, and the impact of a mother's selfless dedication to spreading the gospel. The speaker encourages falling in love with Jesus, making decisions with eternity in mind, and prioritizing reaching the lost world for Christ.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of balanced Christianity, focusing on the need for true discipleship and worship in spirit. It highlights the distinction between Old Testament worship, which is external, and New Testament worship, which is in the spirit. The speaker delves into the significance of denying self-will, rending the veil, and entering into true worship that pleases God. The message stresses the importance of living a godly life daily and offering genuine worship from the heart.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life of compassion and selflessness, following the example of Jesus Christ. It challenges listeners to consider the impact of their choices and actions on others, especially those in need, and encourages a commitment to serving God wholeheartedly. The speaker shares personal stories and reflections to illustrate the transformative power of faith and prayer in changing lives and communities for the better.

This sermon focuses on three key aspects: hearing God, trusting God, and worshiping God. Jesus' response to the devil's temptations highlights the importance of these principles in our Christian walk. The sermon emphasizes the need to prioritize hearing God's voice through the Holy Spirit, trusting in His promises without falling into presumption, and worshiping God wholeheartedly above all else.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking the presence of the Lord in the new covenant, contrasting it with the Old Testament practices of external righteousness and doctrinal correctness. It highlights the need to desire Jesus above all earthly things, focusing on genuine holiness that cleanses the inner life. The speaker urges the audience to prioritize meeting with Jesus over external achievements or doctrines, emphasizing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit's presence.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the truth that God alone is enough for us. The speaker acknowledges that even among Christians, many do not truly believe that God is enough and often rely on other people or things for their fulfillment. The speaker shares their personal journey of initially desiring only Jesus but then having to go through disappointments and challenges to learn that God alone can fulfill all their longings. The speaker encourages listeners to persevere in their faith and trust in God, assuring them that Jesus is with them and will reveal Himself as the One who is enough.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being a humble servant in the church, focusing on the priesthood of Melchizedek as a model for serving others quietly and disappearing without seeking recognition. It highlights the need to listen to God, be sensitive to His leading, and bless others with words and actions without seeking credit. The goal is to build a church where Jesus is glorified, and individuals strive to be like Melchizedek, quietly blessing others and giving all glory to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of fully committing to the mission of spreading the gospel. They highlight the need to lay down one's life and prioritize the purpose of fulfilling God's commission. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about witnessing to soldiers during their army days, using unconventional methods like challenging them to choose between gambling and hearing the gospel. They also mention the importance of personal preparation and growth in faith, as well as the need to build genuine relationships with others in order to effectively share the gospel message.

John Gill expounds on the blessedness of God, emphasizing that God's nature is inherently blessed, eternal, and self-sufficient. He argues that God's happiness is independent of external factors, as He possesses all good and is free from all evils, particularly sin. Gill highlights that God's blessedness is not only intrinsic but also the source of all blessedness for His creatures, who find their happiness in Him. He concludes that God's glory and majesty are recognized by all creation, affirming His status as the blessed and only potentate.