In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being wholehearted Christians and not settling for a half-hearted faith. He urges the congregation to take their faith seriously and commit fully to God. The preacher believes that if everyone in the church truly embraces this mindset, it will have a powerful impact on the community and lead to spiritual revival. He warns against procrastinating and waiting for help that may never come, urging people to accept God's help and guidance in their lives now.

The video is a sermon transcript about the calling and passion of a preacher. It emphasizes that when someone is truly called by the Holy Ghost to preach, they cannot help but do so. The preacher's determination and indomitable spirit cannot be stopped by criticism or opposition. The sermon also highlights the joy and fulfillment that comes from preaching and the desire to continue doing so. The transcript includes a personal anecdote about a preacher who may not have been eloquent, but still conveyed a powerful message of salvation through a simple text.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the cataclysmic event of the earth being burned and consumed, as described in the Bible. The speaker emphasizes the importance of conducting oneself with piety and good behavior in light of this impending event. The sermon also references Matthew 24, where Jesus is asked about the sign of his coming, and highlights the significance of the gospel being preached to all nations before the end comes. The speaker then discusses the role of para-church organizations in filling a void and the importance of the church being a true witness and sending body.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the deep and complete nature of God's love. He shares how his own loving nature can quickly change when those he loves are threatened. The sermon also addresses the challenging question of why God allows suffering and evil in the world. The speaker emphasizes the foundational truth that God is good, even in the face of these challenges. The sermon references the book of Nahum and the 73rd psalm to further explore these themes.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of gospeling, which he describes as a combination of show and tell. He refers to the gospel of Matthew, highlighting Jesus' authority in confronting his antagonists and proclaiming the truth about God. The speaker also shares his practical goals for a gospel meeting, including testimonies, songs, and a concise message. He emphasizes the need to watch and learn from Jesus' example in evangelism, highlighting his love, purity, and righteousness, as well as his crucifixion and resurrection.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the consequences of sin and disobedience to God. He emphasizes that the people have sold themselves for nothing and will be redeemed without money. The preacher believes that this is not just a metaphor, but a literal prophecy of the people becoming captives and being sold into slavery. He references the book of Joel and other prophets to support this idea. The sermon also mentions the eventual coming of God's kingdom and the participants' role in it.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending missionaries to spread the word of God. He encourages every church, regardless of size, to send at least one missionary or missionary couple. The speaker highlights the difficulty of finding senders rather than goers and expresses gratitude for the generous response to a recent fundraising effort for world missions. The sermon also emphasizes the significance of prayer and worship in the missionary work, and the power of these practices in hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit. The speaker shares powerful testimonies of individuals whose lives were transformed through encounters with the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of standing firm in the face of trials and temptations. He uses the analogy of putting on the full armor of God to illustrate this concept. The speaker shares personal experiences of facing difficult situations and how he relied on God's grace to stand his ground. He also encourages the audience to be prepared for the day of evil by training and preparing themselves through smaller tests and challenges. The sermon concludes with a mention of the speaker's books and CDs available for further study and reflection.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of little things in the life of a Christian. He shares examples of how he personally engages in small acts of kindness and evangelism, such as making phone calls, writing letters, and giving out tracks and books. The speaker encourages the audience to have a vision for these little acts, as they can contribute to the accomplishment of bigger visions. He also expresses excitement for the year 1993, seeing it as a time of harvest in the church and a time to take the healing and help of the gospel to the world. The speaker concludes by sharing his testimony and urging the audience to persevere and press on in their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the timing and unique setting of the discourse. He then highlights the style of Jesus' ministry, noting that he is now ministering in a different way. The speaker goes on to explain that the discourse consists of seven parables, divided into four and three. He emphasizes that the first four parables are related to seed and grain, while the last three have a different focus. The speaker concludes by mentioning the theme of the ministry, which is found in one of the parables.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending and being sent in the work of the church. He highlights the need for both those who go and those who send to work together in harmony. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of prayer in the ministry, urging the listeners to develop a ministry of prayer and find prayer partners. Additionally, he discusses the role of work in mission work, emphasizing the importance of serving and helping others. Overall, the sermon encourages the listeners to understand the biblical principles of sending, prayer, and work in the mission field.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing the Book of Acts and encourages the audience to study it as part of their missions conference. He emphasizes the importance of prayer, missions, and evangelism as highlighted in the book. The speaker also mentions the offer of a free book to the audience, urging them to take advantage of the opportunity. Additionally, he briefly mentions his upcoming speaking engagement in Phoenix and the potential impact it may have on young people considering missions work.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges of recruiting long-term career missionaries, particularly due to financial factors. He emphasizes the importance of studying the Book of Acts and highlights the significance of the local church in global missions. The speaker encourages the audience to support and appreciate their pastors, who face immense pressure and attacks from Satan. He also shares a testimony about his own life and emphasizes the importance of living a life that aligns with the message of the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker talks about the importance of spreading the teachings of God and the limitations that come with it. He mentions that there is a need for teachers to educate others about the word of God. The speaker shares a personal experience where he received a message from God to go to Amsterdam on New Year's Day. He also mentions a book he saw with the title "I am leading you where you do not want to go," which he interprets as a confirmation of his calling. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for surrendering to God's will and being willing to go wherever He leads, even if it is not what we desire.

This sermon emphasizes the call to follow Jesus and live a life of compassion and service, focusing on the urgency of reaching the lost and suffering in the world. It challenges listeners to pray earnestly for unreached nations, live simply, consider dedicating their lives to missions, and support native missionaries in sharing the gospel in difficult regions.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a missionary who was brutally attacked while preaching the gospel. Despite the scars and the pain, this missionary continued to faithfully serve God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and encourages listeners to develop a disciplined prayer life. He also warns against mistaking obedience for legalism and urges believers to truly know and have a personal relationship with God. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the privilege of being born in a Christian home and the responsibility to support and pray for missionaries around the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding world missions and reaching the unreached. He recommends a paper by Ralph Winner that provides insight into the complexities and problems of the year 2000 movement. The speaker also mentions a magazine and a video that are available for free. Additionally, he highlights the significance of the book "Operation World" and encourages listeners to obtain it along with a free map and prayer cards. The sermon concludes with a story about a man trying to carry water in a leaking wicker basket, illustrating the need for prayer and financial support in missions.

In this sermon, George Verwer emphasizes the importance of using our time wisely and not allowing television to consume our lives. He shares his personal experience of breaking the inertia in his own ministry and starting from scratch. Verwer highlights the power of personal testimonies and written materials in reaching others with the gospel, even more so than flashy audiovisual presentations. He also discusses the need for more workers in world missions, referencing Matthew 9:35-38, where Jesus expresses compassion for the multitudes and the scarcity of workers in the harvest.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of using time wisely and not allowing television to consume too much of it. He shares his own experience of realizing the value of time as he has grown older. The speaker also discusses the challenges of being a missionary and the need for more workers in the field. He references Matthew 9, where Jesus expresses compassion for the multitudes and highlights the scarcity of workers for the harvest. The speaker encourages the audience to share this message with others and emphasizes the power of personal letters in spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the need for recruits in world missions and shares a strategy for attracting workers. He references Matthew 9, where Jesus sees the multitudes and is moved with compassion because they are like sheep without a shepherd. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using various methods to reach recruits, such as sharing personal testimonies and sending letters, rather than relying solely on expensive audio-visual materials. He also addresses the issue of excessive television watching among young people and encourages them to use their energy and time wisely.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of a respected citizen who becomes a reluctant servant. The speaker highlights how God had to intervene and open the heavens to show Peter a vision of unclean animals, urging him to kill and eat. Despite Peter's initial reluctance, he realizes that God is calling him to serve. The speaker emphasizes that this sermon is unique because it is the only recorded sermon of Peter's, and it addresses the fundamental truth that one day, God will judge everyone based on their actions. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that God takes note of those who live with a fear of God and promises to provide the way of salvation to them.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of failure as a backdoor to success. He emphasizes that success cannot be achieved through magic or shortcuts, but rather through a combination of ability and agility. The speaker also highlights the importance of enthusiasm and trying, as many people never fail because they never even attempt to succeed. He references 2 Corinthians chapter 12 and shares personal experiences from the mission field to illustrate the need for perseverance and strength of mind. The sermon concludes with an invitation for individuals to commit themselves to God and for the speaker to pray for them.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the miraculous events surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ, highlighting that without Christmas, there would be no Easter or Pentecost. He explains how God orchestrated a census by Caesar Augustus to fulfill His divine plan, leading Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem. Despite their humble circumstances, the joy of witnessing the birth of their Savior overshadowed their hardships. The appearance of angels to the shepherds and the guiding star for the wise men further illustrate God's miraculous intervention. Stegen urges listeners to personally experience God's saving power and to share the Good News with others.

George Fox emphasizes the necessity of being in the power and spirit of God for true prayer, singing, and ministry. He explains that genuine spiritual experiences bring joy and unity among believers, and that those who minister in the spirit cannot judge others who express their joy and praise in response. Fox warns against the spirit of error that leads to confusion and disorder, urging all to remain humble and united in the spirit of God. He highlights the importance of intercession and the collective prayer of the assembly, which should be done in sincerity and integrity. Ultimately, he calls for maintaining peace and order within the church as a reflection of Christ's peace.

D.L. Moody shares a poignant story of two boys departing for America, highlighting the emotional farewells from their friends and family, particularly a widow who embraces one boy as a mother figure. He emphasizes the hope and promise in the boy's words to send for his mother once he is settled, drawing a parallel to the joy and anticipation of receiving good news. Moody illustrates that the message of salvation through Jesus Christ is the ultimate good news, surpassing any earthly correspondence. He encourages the congregation to recognize the glad tidings they possess in their faith, which brings joy and hope to all believers.