In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of Jesus being the central focus in our meetings and gatherings. He encourages believers to come to meetings not for performance or entertainment, but to truly encounter and serve Jesus. The speaker also addresses the question of how to conduct meetings in a way that honors Christ, stating that there is no specific recipe or pattern, but rather windows in scripture that reveal what the church should be like. He emphasizes the need for the power of the Holy Spirit, brokenness, and reliance on God rather than relying on our own efforts.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the seven-headed beast mentioned in the book of Revelation. He explains that five of the heads have already fallen, one is currently in power, and one is yet to come. The preacher emphasizes that this beast is not to be taken lightly, as it is empowered by God to fulfill His will. He also highlights the importance of believers separating themselves from this system, as it represents sin and corruption. The preacher suggests that the beast will eventually be assassinated or pretend to be, leading to a resurrection and further deception.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a man who was locked up due to an unjust past wound and hurt. The speaker emphasizes that God judged the men who attacked this man severely. However, the man himself gave up his inheritance in God because of his deep wounds. The speaker encourages the audience to not settle for doing less than what the word of the Lord commands and to stay open to the Holy Spirit's leading. The sermon also touches on the importance of unity and the need to be with God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the influence of ideas and philosophy in shaping our society. He points out that in today's generation, there is a strong obsession with amusement and pleasure. The preacher urges the audience to turn away from idols and serve the living God, promising forgiveness and transformation. He also highlights the seductive power of worldly influences and encourages those who feel enticed to seek God and raise their hand in acknowledgment of their need for freedom.

Mike Bickle provides an overview of the Book of Revelation, emphasizing the dual nature of the 'Day of the Lord' as both great and terrible. He explains that only those in God's favor can endure the coming tribulations, which will be marked by severe judgments and the rise of the Antichrist. Bickle highlights the importance of understanding the straightforward symbols and chronological structure of Revelation, assuring that the book is meant to be comprehensible to all believers. He encourages the church to prepare for the greatest revival and the challenges of the end times, reminding them of God's protection and the ultimate victory of Christ.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the events leading up to and during World War I, highlighting the divine inspiration behind the pre-written history of world affairs as penned by the prophet Daniel. The sermon delves into the prediction of nation rising against nation and kingdom against kingdom, ultimately leading to the unleashing of the dogs of war. Gaebelein discusses the intricate timeline of events in July 1914 that sparked the European tragedy, emphasizing the unseen power behind the human hatred. The sermon also touches on the significant role of various nations, the failure of peace negotiations, the rise of Japan, the League of Nations, and the aftermath of the war, including the Prohibition amendment and its unintended consequences.

George Fox encourages believers to focus on the eternal seed of God, Christ Jesus, which transcends all earthly sufferings and challenges. He emphasizes the importance of living in the power and wisdom of God, urging the faithful to stand firm against spiritual adversaries and to claim their inheritance in Christ. Fox reassures that through faith and the armor of God, believers can overcome all opposition and remain steadfast in their divine calling. He calls for a rejection of false practices and a commitment to righteousness, reminding the faithful of their victory through the Lord's power.

George Fox encourages believers to rejoice and sing, emphasizing that despite the darkness surrounding them, the Lord is actively working and truth is flourishing. He reminds them that Christ reigns over all challenges, urging them to remain steadfast in faith and valiant for the truth, even in difficult circumstances. Fox reassures that the seed of Christ brings life and peace, guiding them through the trials of life and the ways of the fallen world. He emphasizes the importance of following Christ, who ultimately has the victory over all adversities.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the incomparable worth and glory of the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing that His Name is far above every other name and is worthy of all honor and praise. The Holy Spirit reveals glimpses of Christ's beauty and loveliness to believers, with the aim of drawing them closer to Him. Gaebelein challenges listeners to have a burning desire for a deeper knowledge of Christ, to weep over their lack of devotion, and to make Christ the absorbing object of their hearts and lives. He highlights the importance of knowing the various titles, attributes, and names of Jesus, expressing that a better understanding of Christ is the true spiritual progress that brings joy, rest, and true Christian happiness.

Jane Lead preaches about the imminent restoration of creation by the Lamb of God, who will overthrow the power of the Beast and lead a great war against all nations. Those who align with the Lamb will be equipped with spiritual armor to defeat the Kingdom of the Beast and establish the reign of the Word of God in righteousness. She urges the listeners to be wise and prepare for the coming spiritual battle against the forces of darkness.

George Fox preaches about the importance of dwelling in God's love, patience, and truth, emphasizing the eternal nature of God's Word and the need to abide in it. He encourages living in heavenly wisdom, maintaining a gentle and lamb-like nature, and valiantly upholding God's truth without compromise. Fox reminds believers that the truth sets them free and leads to a peaceable habitation, ultimately bringing glory to God in all aspects of their lives.

George Fox preaches about the power of spiritual weapons over carnal weapons, emphasizing that what is established by the sword is sustained by the sword, while what is established by spiritual weapons is upheld by spiritual means. He encourages believers to be peacemakers, holding dominion over those who disrupt peace through the power of God. Fox prophesies a new and living way emerging from the north, transforming nations like waters, and urges against harming those who recognize the earth belongs to the Lord. He speaks of the days of virtue, love, and peace dawning, with the Lamb overcoming earthly kings with the sword of the spirit, ensuring victory.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the distinction between being a disciple as a student versus an apprentice, highlighting Jesus' practical training of His disciples for His work. He delves into the three phases of discipleship in the New Testament: the general call, being chosen, and being put into His business with the great commission. The sermon explores how Jesus chose disciples for the work of His Kingdom, symbolized by the number twelve, representing the Kingdom. It also discusses the basis of the new spiritual Kingdom, which is heavenly and divine life, focusing on the quality and characteristics of this life.

George Fox encourages all believers who are imprisoned for their faith to surrender to the truth, which will ultimately set them free. He emphasizes the importance of relying on the power of the Lord to overcome persecution and to maintain peace and unity with God and one another. Fox calls for faithfulness in the face of suffering, reminding them that their trials can lead to greater good and that they should focus on God's power rather than their hardships. He draws parallels between the sufferings of early Christians and those of his contemporaries, urging them to remain steadfast against false teachings and practices. Ultimately, he assures them that their faithfulness will lead to eternal rewards and victory in Christ.

The preacher delves into the concept of 'bebaios,' describing it as something fixed, stable, and reliable, unwavering and persistent, known with certainty, and valid over time. This term signifies a sense of certainty and trustworthiness, akin to being firm, steadfast, and unalterable. The sermon emphasizes the importance of having a firm foundation in faith, highlighting how the promises of God, shared sufferings, and the Word of God are all 'bebaios' and can be relied upon. It stresses the need for believers to hold fast to their assurance, build their hope on Christ, and diligently confirm their calling and election through a holy life.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of humility, meekness, and purity for those who minister the gospel. He urges ministers to be examples in their conduct and to avoid ungracious speech, remaining faithful to God's calling. Fox warns against division and encourages unity among believers, highlighting the need to demonstrate the new life in Christ to those still in darkness. He calls for ministers to be valiant for the truth and to preach the light of Christ to all nations, equipping themselves with the armor of God to stand against unrighteousness. Ultimately, he reminds them that the Lamb will have the victory, and they should be each other's joy in the Lord.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of patience and faith in Christ, the Lamb who was slain from the foundation of the world, as the source of victory over trials and tribulations. He recounts the sufferings of biblical figures like Abraham, Moses, and Daniel, who remained steadfast in their faith despite persecution, illustrating that true believers will face opposition from those who are not in the spirit. Fox encourages his listeners to stand firm in God's power, which transcends worldly struggles and false worship, and to rejoice in the coming triumph of God's kingdom. He reminds them that the true church will rise, while false prophets and institutions will fall, urging them to remain united in the name of Jesus for salvation. Ultimately, he calls for a return to the power of God that brings freedom and victory over darkness.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of living in the everlasting seed of God, which embodies wisdom, life, and dominion over the fallen nature. He encourages believers to offer themselves to God through the suffering seed, aligning with the nature of the Lamb who must achieve victory over the rough nature that arose from the fall. Fox highlights the distinction between the two births: the flesh and the spirit, urging the faithful to embrace the spiritual birth that leads to eternal life. He calls for vigilance against grieving the Spirit and encourages believers to be a blessing and a good savor in the world by standing firm in truth.

The sermon 'Chosen' delves into the profound concept of election, focusing on the biblical meaning of 'eklektos' as the 'called out ones' or 'chosen out ones' by God. It explores the idea that God's election is based on His love and mercy, not on human merit, and emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing this doctrine. The preacher highlights various Bible verses and quotes from theologians to provide a comprehensive view of election, encouraging believers to seek a deeper understanding of God's sovereign plan in salvation.

George Fox preaches to the brethren, encouraging them to stand together in God's power and not be discouraged by external enemies. He emphasizes the importance of holding onto freedom in Christ, being armed with wisdom against worldly influences, and waiting in purity to comprehend God's wisdom. Fox urges believers to abide trials, stand firm in their freedom from worldly bondage, and wait for redemption. He also calls for unity among friends, exhorting them to speak words of eternal life, reprove evil, and meet together in the spirit to experience God's presence. The sermon concludes with blessings of God's love, guidance, and protection for the faithful who overcome the world through their faith.

Isaac Penington preaches about the importance of righteousness, peace, and the defense of the innocent by magistrates, emphasizing the need for nations to embrace a state of peace and righteousness in the latter days. He discusses the role of the magistrate in protecting those who are peaceable and unable to fight, highlighting the need for a shift from fighting to meekness and peaceableness. Penington also addresses the desire of the Quakers for universal liberty in worship, the need for just laws based on equity and righteousness, and the importance of avoiding enmity and opposition in government. He encourages those who have felt the power of God's endless life to trust in the Lord's strength and righteousness, urging them to wait for the fulfillment of God's promises and the establishment of His kingdom on earth.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of following the Lamb, Jesus Christ, who was foreordained as the sacrificial Lamb from the foundation of the world. He explains that this following is not merely about salvation but involves a deep commitment to God's eternal purpose, which requires a profound transformation through the Cross. The sermon highlights the paradox of the Lamb's meekness and strength, illustrating how true power is found in submission and yieldedness to God's will. Ultimately, Sparks calls for believers to embrace the Cross as the means to fulfill God's purpose and achieve unity among His people, as exemplified by the one hundred and forty-four thousand who follow the Lamb in unison.

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the contemplation of hostile associations among men and nations as depicted in various Scriptures, warning about the spirit, purpose, and working of civil or worldly associations that can influence the character and history of the world. Bellett highlights the dangers of confederacies formed against God, drawing parallels from the confederacy at Babel and the opposition faced by Jesus from diverse groups. He emphasizes the importance of separation from worldly alliances and the need to remain faithful to the truth of Jesus amidst the alluring advancements of the world, symbolized by the unclean spirit returning with seven others to a swept house. Bellett urges believers to maintain holiness through separation, akin to the apostle Paul's example, and to be vigilant against the deceptive schemes of the world that seek to corrupt the church's purity and divert from the cross of Christ.

Jane Lead preaches about the beginning of the great and notable Day of the Lord, warning that all nations will rise against Christ but will ultimately wear away like grass. She urges the preservation of the Seed of the New LEBANON-State, cautioning against mixing with those who will face destruction. Believers are encouraged to focus on preserving the Resurrection-Seed to manifest the glory of LEBANON and not fear even if the earth is shaken. Having the Mind of Christ is likened to a growing treasure, revealing the wisdom needed for significant endeavors that will prosper greatly.

George Fox preaches about the importance of patience, love, and meekness in overcoming the challenges and temptations of the world, emphasizing the need to follow the example of Christ in suffering unjustly and forgiving others. He encourages believers to put on courage, loyalty to their King, and faith in the power of God that conquers all things, leading them out of tribulation and into peace. By dwelling in the power of God, living in unity, and being at peace with one another, believers can experience the strength and victory that comes from God's dominion and life.