Leonard Ravenhill, in an interview with David Mainse, emphasizes the critical need for prayer in ministry, arguing that a lack of prayer life among preachers leads to a spiritually stagnant church. He reflects on the early church's commitment to prayer and contrasts it with the modern church's focus on organization and performance. Ravenhill calls for a revival of genuine prayer and intercession, suggesting that the church must return to its roots of seeking God earnestly. He also highlights the importance of preachers dedicating time to prepare spiritually, not just intellectually, for their messages. Ultimately, Ravenhill urges ministers to prioritize their prayer life to foster a vibrant and impactful church.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses gratitude for the opportunity to travel and preach across America. He acknowledges the support and organization of Denny, Jackie, Hannah, and Esther. The speaker emphasizes the importance of trust and love from the audience and prays for their concentration during the sermon. He also mentions his disapproval of churches that sing modern hymns. The sermon references Bible verses from 1 Peter and Job, highlighting the theme of suffering and the need to resist the devil. The speaker shares stories of individuals who have lost everything but still maintained their faith in God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the traits of Simeon, a biblical figure, and how they can be applied to our own lives. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not relying on secondhand information when it comes to matters of faith. Simeon is praised for his forthright and face-to-face approach in dealing with opponents. The sermon also highlights Simeon's endurance through physical weakness and his transformation through God's grace.

In this sermon, the speaker uses the analogy of a bird and a hunting dog to illustrate the importance of fervent and expectant prayer. The bird, when hungry, cries out for its mother because it knows it will be fed. Similarly, our ardor in prayer should be in proportion to our understanding of the value of God's grace and the blessings it brings. The speaker emphasizes the need to meditate on our own poverty and undeservingness, as well as the consequences of not receiving God's mercy. Additionally, the power of collective prayer is highlighted, as the supplications of two or three believers can support and encourage each other. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the necessity of expectation and belief in God's ability and willingness to answer our prayers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being spiritually prepared and the power of prayer in bringing about revival and transformation. It highlights the role of individuals like Father Nash and the need for men and women to go under the stage in prayer, sacrificing comfort and reputation for the sake of the gospel. The message challenges the church to be a praying church, willing to fill gaps with their lives and bodies, and to be unstoppable in advancing the kingdom of God.

The sermon transcript discusses the ethical teachings of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of going above and beyond in our actions towards others. It challenges the cultural norm of seeking personal protection and vindication, instead urging believers to surrender their possessions, time, and selves to the Lord. The sermon references 1 Thessalonians 5:18, which instructs believers to give thanks in all circumstances, highlighting the difficulty of obeying this command in a society that values rectifying wrongs. The transcript concludes by reminding listeners that as followers of Christ, we have renounced the world and belong to God, and should not become resentful when our possessions or reputation are touched, as they are no longer our own.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching the Word of God in South America. He recounts how the Bible verses he shared during his crusades seemed to have no effect on one man initially, but later, God awakened him and those verses became a powerful source of revival. The speaker emphasizes the power of the Word of God, comparing it to a time bomb that can unexpectedly impact hearts. He also discusses the importance of maintaining a spirit of prayer and shares a story about a denominational belief regarding crossing one's legs during a meeting. The sermon concludes with a contrast between the dedication and simplicity of a pastor in South America and the materialistic demands of a pastor in North America.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer meetings and being devoted to prayer, highlighting the significance of gathering together for prayer as a mark of true Christianity. It delves into the power of praying with others who are on 'praying ground,' using Scripture in prayer, and seeking God's hand for healing and signs and wonders in the name of Jesus. The sermon encourages boldness in speaking God's word, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and expecting spiritual impact and transformation through prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the indescribable beauty of heaven and the experiences of the apostle Paul. He shares a story of a blind girl who regained her sight and was overwhelmed by the beauty of the world. The speaker emphasizes that our limited understanding of heaven leads us to grieve for those who have passed away, but we should instead rejoice for them. He admires Paul's commitment and sacrifices in spreading the gospel, highlighting the hardships he endured. The speaker encourages the audience to learn from Paul's example and strive for a deeper commitment to God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a man who was trying to reach out to a group of unresponsive young people. He realized that while they may not come to the light, they might come to the warmth, so he started a fire on the beach and people began to gather around it. Through this act of kindness, many of those kids found the Lord. The speaker then discusses the story of Joshua and Caleb from the Bible, emphasizing their faith and determination to receive the best from God. He encourages the audience to have a similar attitude and trust in God for victory over their struggles.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of praising God even in difficult times. He observes the depression and anger in people walking the streets, but highlights the joy that comes from praising Jesus. The preacher encourages Christians to praise God not only when things are going well, but especially when they are facing challenges or uncertainty. He emphasizes the power of praising God with a joyful heart and references the story of Paul and Silas praising God in jail, which led to their release. The preacher urges believers to look up, worship, and thank God with all their hearts, even in the midst of struggles.

This sermon by K.P. Yochanan, Director of Gospel for Asia, reflects on the impact of Operation World in understanding and praying for countries like India, with its diverse languages and people groups. Through daily prayers and devotionals, Operation World serves as a tool to intercede for nations and rejoice in God's work globally, echoing the call to pray to the Lord of the Harvest in Matthew 9.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and allowing His presence to empower us to endure difficult situations with joy and gratitude. He highlights the fact that we can choose not to let obnoxious people affect us and instead respond with patience and joy. The pastor uses an illustration of a conversation with a shy woman to illustrate the need to overcome negative circumstances and not let them discourage us. He also mentions that patience is often tested by people who try our patience, and encourages the audience to endure with thanksgiving and joy, especially during holiday seasons.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of persisting in prayer and praising God in all circumstances. It shares stories from the Bible, like Hannah's persistence in prayer for a child, Elijah's persistence for rain, and Joseph's journey of surrender leading to blessings. The speaker also shares personal experiences highlighting how God works in mysterious ways for our good, even in challenging situations. The key message is to trust God's timing, persist in prayer, and praise Him in all things, knowing that He is working for our good.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not judging or mistreating others based on their different beliefs or customs. He encourages the congregation to prioritize their identity as children of God and to bear reproaches with grace. The preacher quotes from Psalm 69 and highlights the significance of considering the needs of others before our own. He urges the listeners to immerse themselves in the Bible, seeking to understand and savor the glory of God, which will lead to a rock-solid hope and enduring joy. The sermon concludes with a call to give generously and serve others, finding hope in the promises of the Bible even in the midst of suffering.

This sermon emphasizes the power and importance of fervent and big prayers, drawing examples from historical figures like Alexander the Great and encouraging believers to approach God with bold requests. It highlights the significance of honoring God through the greatness of our prayers, reminding that prayer is more important than service and that we should seek guidance from the Holy Spirit in all aspects of our lives and worship.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in hope, focusing on the future glory that awaits believers in heaven. It highlights the distinction between worldly hopes and the biblical hope in Christ, which is characterized by assurance and expectation. The speaker challenges listeners to set their hearts and minds on the eternal hope in Christ, freeing them from being enslaved to worldly pursuits and encouraging radical love and sacrifice.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of communion with God and following in the footsteps of those who truly knew God. He mentions the summer crusade in Europe, which represents only a small portion of his work. The speaker believes that the message of young people, who make up a significant part of his ministry, should be shared with every student in every university worldwide. He shares a personal experience of distributing materials at the University of Moscow and expresses his faith in the Lord's ability to accomplish great things.

In the sermon 'O Saint, Pray,' the preacher emphasizes the urgent need for revival through fervent prayer, recounting stories of individuals who dedicated their lives to intercession amidst societal struggles. He highlights the power of earnest prayer, illustrating how a blind man and two young girls prayed desperately for the salvation of their loved ones, leading to miraculous outcomes. The preacher warns that without a collective return to prayer and humility, America faces dire consequences, urging Christians to confess their sins and seek God earnestly. He stresses that true revival is essential for spiritual survival, and that God is waiting for His people to respond with desperation and commitment to prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the practices of the early church as described in Acts 2:42-47. The four foundational things that the early believers focused on were continuing steadfastly in the Apostles' doctrine, being in fellowship, sharing together in the Lord's Supper, and being steadfast in prayer. These practices led to the church becoming a learning, loving, and worshiping community. The speaker emphasizes the importance of individually applying these principles to gauge our own walk with the Lord and encourages the audience to examine if they have fallen short in any of these areas.

This sermon emphasizes the need for revival in the church and individual lives, focusing on the importance of repentance, prayer, and a new surge of spiritual vigor to make Christians joyously sensitive to the Lord Jesus Christ and His cause. Various perspectives on revival are discussed, highlighting the necessity of a genuine revival prayer meeting and the proper motive for revival being the glory of God. The sermon also addresses the reasons for the lack of revival and the essential elements of revival, such as a hatred for sin, a love for God, a burden for souls, and zeal in the service of the Lord.

This sermon emphasizes the power of fervent prayer and calling upon God in faith, sharing powerful testimonies of God's miraculous interventions in response to prayer. It encourages believers to take hold of God's promises, to pray with desperation and faith, and to expect God to do the impossible in their lives and the lives of others. The speaker highlights the importance of genuine prayer, not as a religious cliché, but as a lifeline to God and a means to experience His glory and power.

In this video, the speaker discusses how North Korean propaganda songs have been transformed by Christians into messages for God's people. The first song, originally praising the Communist Party and the country, is reinterpreted to emphasize following the Lord and living only for Him. The second song, renamed "Song of Faith," focuses on the unchanging love, hope, and faith shared among believers, even in difficult times. The speaker expresses admiration for the creativity and boldness of North Korean believers and encourages listeners to pray for God's work in North Korea and in their own lives.

In this sermon, Corey Tin Boom shares her experiences and prayers during her time in the Ravensbruck concentration camp during World War II. She talks about praying for a teenager who had made a mistake and for her own impatience. Corey emphasizes the importance of casting our burdens on the Lord and trusting in His answers, even when they may be different from what we expect. She shares how God answered her prayers with a "no" when she prayed to not be taken to a concentration camp, but later realized that it was part of God's plan for her. Corey's message highlights the power of prayer and the faithfulness of God in the midst of difficult circumstances.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink emphasizes the power of persevering prayer and its ability to bring about miraculous answers from God. He explains that persevering prayer requires constant effort and a willingness to wait patiently for God's response. Shlink references biblical examples, such as Jacob wrestling with God, to illustrate the importance of persisting in prayer and seeking God's blessings. He also highlights the need for prayers to be in alignment with Jesus' teachings and spirit in order to receive God's assurance and answers.