In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of soul winning and warns about the consequences of neglecting it. He refers to Ezekiel 33, where God appoints a watchman to warn the people of approaching danger. The preacher shares a personal story of a farmer who faithfully distributes tracks for 15 years, believing that he will be held accountable for the souls he has reached. The sermon also highlights the need for revival in the church and the dangers of a sleeping church in a dying world. The preacher encourages self-reflection and asks the audience to consider their own testimony and impact in their community.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces the topic of revival and its importance in personal and corporate spiritual growth. The purpose of the message is to ignite a desire for revival in the hearts of the listeners. The speaker emphasizes the need for a deep longing for God's work in one's own heart before experiencing personal or corporate revival. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God to work in the hearts of the young people and for them to seek Him fervently until they find Him in reality again.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of God and how believers should not be defeated by the lies of the enemy. He highlights the need for revival and how it reveals areas of deception and apostasy in our lives. The preacher shares personal experiences of being humbled by God and being shown areas of pride and bitterness. He also discusses the impact of Adam and Eve's sin, which brought humanity under the influence of Satan, but emphasizes the victory that can be found through the cross and the blood of Christ.

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the righteousness that goes before God, leading His people in the way of His steps. The Psalmist's declaration in Psalms 85:13 reflects the Church's confidence in God's grace and the acknowledgment of His works in His people. The forgiveness of iniquities, the covering of sins, and the turning away of God's wrath are all manifestations of God's mercy and grace towards His chosen ones. The righteousness of Christ, seen in His obedience and sacrificial death, provides the perfect righteousness demanded by God for His people to enter His kingdom and enjoy communion with Him.