In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the book of Revelation as the revelation of Jesus Christ, rather than just the revelation of John the Divine. The book is seen as a judgment of everything in the light of Jesus Christ. The speaker also highlights the need to avoid the deadly effect of formality and routine in our spiritual lives, and instead seek the freshness and life of the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the burning testimony of the Holy Spirit that it is only through Christ's covering that we can stand before God.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a man who was on the verge of losing everything due to his addiction. Despite asking for prayer, he couldn't resist getting high before an important meeting and ended up losing his company. The preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping our hearts open to the Holy Spirit and avoiding corrupt communication, such as watching movies that take God's name in vain or engage in pornography. He warns that indulging in such behavior grieves the Holy Spirit and can lead to spiritual adultery and idolatry. The preacher also addresses the issue of sin and encourages individuals to turn to God for forgiveness rather than running away and waiting for judgment.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of repentance and conversion in order to experience times of refreshing from the presence of the Lord. He highlights the need for genuine sorrow and a change of mind and heart that leads to a change in behavior. The pastor shares a personal dream where he experienced deep joy and uses it as a motivation to preach about repentance. He also references the story of the prodigal son to illustrate the process of repentance and the transformation it brings.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Moses and his encounter with God. Moses initially hesitates when God calls him to go back to Egypt and deliver his people, citing his age and lack of zeal. However, God reminds Moses that it is His zeal that will accomplish the task. Despite Moses' excuses, God insists that he go. Moses eventually obeys and delivers the Israelites with only a stick in his hand. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of allowing God to search and examine our hearts, as He sees everything and deals with the iniquity in the church.

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of repentance, standing firm in faith, and avoiding accommodation of worldly practices. It highlights the need to renounce sin, trust in God's protection and provision, and not be a stumbling block to others. The message warns against compromising with evil, emphasizes the significance of repentance for personal and national sins, and stresses the consequences of straying from God's truth.

This sermon emphasizes the urgent need for repentance in the face of societal and church challenges, highlighting the prevalence of sin, evil, and the lack of urgency and true repentance in the church. It calls for a return to the first love, the first works, and the truth of God's Word, warning of the consequences of disobedience and false teachings.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the book of Jeremiah and God's sense of pain and shock at the actions of His people. The speaker emphasizes the need for personal reflection and repentance, urging the audience to remember the passion and hunger they had for God in the past. The speaker highlights that sin is the reason for leaving our first love and emphasizes personal responsibility for this. The sermon also references the book of Revelation, where Jesus addresses the seven congregations and emphasizes His intimate knowledge of their deeds.

The sermon titled 'The Living Dead' delves into the concept of spiritual death, focusing on the danger of being spiritually dead while appearing alive. It emphasizes the need to return to one's first love for God, highlighting the importance of humility, repentance, and genuine worship. The message challenges individuals to overcome pride and seek a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit to experience true spiritual vitality and power.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the significance of Christ's character as it relates to the conditions of the seven churches, particularly highlighting His attributes of judgment and authority. In Smyrna, He is presented as 'The first and the last, which was dead, and is alive,' offering comfort amidst tribulation. Darby discusses the importance of understanding the unseen realities behind events, illustrating how God's judgment operates in both human responsibility and divine holiness. He warns against the seduction of the church by worldly influences, particularly in Pergamos and Thyatira, and stresses the need for faithfulness and separation from corruption. Ultimately, he calls believers to hold fast to Christ's truth as they await His return.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the danger of false prophets who use flattery to draw people to themselves, contrasting them with true prophets who rebuke with love. He highlights the importance of receiving words of rebuke as a sign of God's love and the necessity of responding with repentance. Poonen warns about the rise of smooth words in churches when God's rebuke is absent, stressing the need for those who truly know God to stand firm and do great things for Him through daily sacrifice and dying to self.