In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of children's exposure to ungodly media and the negative influence it has on them. He challenges the idea of youth groups and the concept of socialization, arguing that they often contradict Scripture. The speaker emphasizes that the rampant immorality in the West is a sign that we are already under the judgment of God. He urges parents to prioritize teaching their children to love the Lord and encourages them to study Deuteronomy 6 for guidance. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the listeners to be moved to search the Scriptures and be obedient.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of retaining the knowledge of God and making dedicated efforts to know Him. He challenges the audience to examine their commitment to God and warns against engaging in activities that go against His teachings. The preacher highlights the consequences of not valuing the knowledge of God, which leads to a depraved mind and a life filled with wickedness and disobedience. He urges the audience to renew their minds and not conform to the patterns of the world, but instead be transformed by God's truth.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being cautious about the entertainment we consume, particularly in relation to movies and television shows. He warns against the influence of Hollywood and urges Christians to be discerning about what they watch, even if it appears to be about Jesus. The speaker also highlights the atrocities committed by the Roman Catholic Church throughout history and encourages listeners not to overlook their wrongdoings. He concludes by emphasizing the significance of prioritizing the Bible and staying focused on God's word rather than being distracted by worldly news and entertainment.

In this sermon on "God's Word to Our Nation," the speaker focuses on the theme of righteousness and sin in relation to a nation. The key scripture used is Proverbs 14:34, which states that righteousness exalts a nation while sin is a reproach. The speaker emphasizes the need for denouncing national sins and calling for repentance and reformation. Two major sins highlighted are moral degeneracy, particularly the sins of murder and sexual perversion, and religious apostasy, which is turning away from the principles of revealed religion. The sermon emphasizes God's detestation of apostasy and the consequences that follow.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of recognizing and heeding the voice of God. He emphasizes that it is possible for individuals to shut their minds off to God's voice and ignore the warnings of the Holy Spirit. The speaker also highlights the consequences of turning away from God, as seen in Romans chapter one, where those who rejected God were given over to reprobate minds and engaged in vile actions. The sermon concludes with a story from the Bible about Joseph, who was mistreated by his jealous brothers but ultimately brought before Jesus for forgiveness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the influence of demon powers and their attempts to hinder the spread of the evangelical message. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and resisting these demonic forces. The preacher also warns of the increasing wickedness in the world, drawing parallels to the story of Genesis 6 and the impending judgment of God. He mentions the concept of genetic plagiarism, where scientists manipulate human seed, highlighting the potential dangers and moral implications of such practices.

The video is a sermon transcript that discusses the unnatural affection for material possessions, specifically the desire for a hall. The speaker emphasizes that this desire is not aligned with the teachings of the Bible. The sermon then shifts to a story about a man found with a liquor bottle in his car, highlighting the dangers of alcoholism. The speaker urges the audience to turn away from sinful behaviors and seek salvation through God. The sermon also touches on the topic of homosexuality, stating that it is a sin and those who defend it are on a path towards a reprobate mind.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a woman who was equipped with God's word and had a burning passion to share it with others. The speaker observes how people initially seem disinterested in the message, but are eventually drawn in by the magnetic power of the Gospel. The speaker reflects on their own limitations and lack of formal theological training, but realizes that every soul they encounter can be their congregation. They emphasize the importance of proclaiming the message of salvation and being willing to endure personal hardships for the sake of saving souls. The sermon references John 4:35 and quotes Zinzendorf, David Brainerd, and Henry Martin to emphasize the urgency and dedication required in spreading the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by praising and blessing God for His greatness and the hope found in Jesus Christ. The sermon then delves into the topic of freedom and the relationship between human action and God's judgment. The speaker emphasizes that although humans have the ability to make choices, their actions are ultimately determined by their character and heart. The sermon concludes by discussing the responsibility and accountability that comes with free agency, highlighting the importance of self-determination in aligning with God's will.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God and highlights the struggle between worldly pleasures and spiritual fulfillment. It warns against being drawn away from the Lord by the love of worldly pleasures, which can lead to spiritual poverty and broken relationships. The message calls for a lifestyle of serving God wholeheartedly and fleeing from the temptations of the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the urgency of repentance and salvation. He refers to the story of Noah's Ark and how nobody listened to God's warning and got into the ark. The preacher highlights the consequences of neglecting one's soul, including death, judgment, and eternal damnation. He urges sinners to awaken and turn to God before it is too late. The sermon also mentions the example of a young girl who fervently sought salvation and encourages listeners to follow her example.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of humility, love, and spiritual ambition in the Christian walk, highlighting the dangers of envy, jealousy, and unrighteousness. It calls for a deep cleansing from the fount of evil within, urging believers to seek heavenly ambitions and a heart full of love like Jesus, rather than being consumed by worldly desires and competition. The speaker stresses the need for revival, repentance, and a focus on eternal matters, urging a transformation from unrighteousness to the love of Calvary.

The video is a promotion for The Awakening Conference, a resource available from The Word For Today. It features guest speakers who provide practical instruction on how to engage with the world and communicate the gospel. The video emphasizes the importance of learning to effectively share the message of God and finding direction and motivation to engage with others in various settings such as the workplace, school, and community. It also highlights the marvel of God's creation in the balance of the earth and the sea, showcasing the intricate engineering of the water cycle.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of experiencing a change in our lives as believers in order to be a witness to others. The sermon is based on the book of Romans, specifically chapters 5 to 8. Chapter 5 emphasizes our reconciliation with God and the peace we have through Jesus Christ. Chapter 6 focuses on our freedom from the power of sin, while chapter 7 discusses our freedom from the law. Finally, chapter 8 describes the life and spirit that result from being justified. The speaker highlights that these four chapters are summarized in the first five verses of chapter 5, which emphasize the peace and hope we have in God.

This sermon delves into the concept of open and closed doors in our lives, emphasizing the importance of discerning God's will. It explores the idea that closed doors may lead to better opportunities, and encourages seeking God's guidance through prayer and humility. The narrative from Acts 16 about Paul and Silas in prison highlights the power of praise, confronting darkness, and leading others to salvation.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the five key hindrances to experiencing the tangible presence of God, which include secret sin, being too full of worldly distractions, a lack of desperation, a lack of fervency in prayer, and the failure to slow down and wait on God. He highlights that true communion with God requires deep repentance and a fervent pursuit of His presence, which can transform our lives and relationships. Idleman calls for a return to the old paths of prayer and worship, urging believers to seek God with urgency and sincerity, as desperation often leads to spiritual breakthroughs.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the omnipresence of God, illustrating how Jacob, in a moment of desperation and loneliness, encountered God's presence at Bethel. Despite being in a barren place, Jacob's dream revealed a ladder connecting heaven and earth, symbolizing Jesus as the way to God. Smith points out that many people fail to recognize God's presence due to busy lives, sinful lifestyles, and spiritual apathy. He encourages believers to be aware of God's constant presence, even in the most unlikely circumstances.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the profound wickedness of King Ahab, who, influenced by his wife Jezebel, led Israel into the depths of idolatry and immorality, provoking the Lord more than any other king. Ahab's choice to worship Baal and Ashtoreth, along with the associated licentious practices, corrupted the spiritual life of the nation. Meyer warns of the close connection between impurity and spiritual decline, urging young people to maintain purity and blamelessness in their lives. He encourages believers to allow Christ to cleanse their hearts and govern their lives, promising that through purity and obedience, they will see God. The sermon serves as a call to resist the temptations of a corrupt world and to uphold a life dedicated to God.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the internal conditions of the United States, warning about the prophecy of the country's pillage and ravage similar to the fall of the Roman Empire, with internal threats from communism and moral corruption. The sermon highlights the infiltration of communist propaganda, the rise of radicalism, lawlessness, and the spread of atheism within the nation. Gaebelein addresses the dangers of recognizing Soviet Russia, the influence of socialism and communism in churches and educational institutions, the increase in crime, divorces, immorality, and suicides, painting a grim picture of the declining moral and spiritual state of the country.

John Chrysostom preaches about the deceitfulness of the Jews who questioned Christ's statement about being lifted up, revealing their lack of understanding and deliberate wrongdoings. Despite Christ's miracles, many still did not believe in Him, fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah. The unbelief of some was foretold, not caused, by the prophets, showing the unerring truth of Scripture. Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of holding fast to God, caring for our souls, showing love towards others, and bearing each other's burdens, following the law of Christ to receive His promised blessings.

John Chrysostom preaches about the consequences of rejecting God and living in sin, emphasizing that God gives people over to a reprobate mind when they choose to ignore Him. He highlights the distinction between those who do evil and those who seek to do good, pointing out the intense nature of sin and the importance of repentance. Chrysostom urges believers to examine their hearts and actions, reminding them that God's judgment is just and based on truth, rewarding those who seek glory, honor, and immortality through patient continuance in well-doing. He warns of the impending judgment where God will reveal the secrets of men through Jesus Christ, calling for repentance and a sincere love for Christ above all else.

Jack Hyles preaches about the spiritual Russian Roulette many play, more dangerous than any man-made game, highlighting the certainty of facing three set dates in life: the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, the date of one's death, and the last chance for salvation. Urging listeners to be prepared for the unknown, as Jesus could come at any moment, death is inevitable, and the last chance for salvation may pass unexpectedly. Hyles shares personal stories emphasizing the importance of not delaying in accepting Christ and avoiding playing Russian Roulette with God.

Edward Payson preaches about the warning in Isaiah 27:11, emphasizing the error of assuming God's mercy without repentance, highlighting the consequences of neglecting spiritual understanding and rejecting God's grace. He explains that those without understanding lack spiritual knowledge, fear of God, and obedience to His commands, leading to a state of being forsaken by God. Payson warns of the terribleness of God's threatening to show no mercy or favor to those who persist in sin, illustrating the justness of this decree based on their rejection of mercy, abuse of grace, and disobedience to God.

Daniel Steele preaches about the importance of having a full assurance and certainty of spiritual knowledge, emphasizing the impact of the outpouring of the Spirit in quickening spiritual perceptions. He delves into the compound words used by the apostles post-Pentecost to express the clarity and exactness of their spiritual understanding, highlighting the believer's access to God without hesitancy through the fullness of the Spirit. Steele discusses the significance of attaining a full assurance of hope and the highest degree of divine evidence of persevering grace, contrasting Calvinism and Arminianism views on assurance. He explores the concept of epignosis, a strengthened form of knowledge, stressing the Christian's privilege to know God without doubt and the role of the Holy Spirit in revealing spiritual truths.

Joseph Parker preaches about the mystery of God being both unknown and unknowable, emphasizing that the limitations of human understanding cannot fully grasp the essence of God. He challenges the notion of trying to confine God within human logic or theological propositions, highlighting the beauty of God's mystery and the hope found in seeking Him despite His incomprehensibility. Parker encourages a shift in perspective from viewing God as merely Unknowable to embracing Him as Superknowable, Supervisible, and Supercomprehensible, allowing for a deeper and more luminous understanding of the divine.