In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of bitterness in people's lives. He highlights how some individuals are constantly discontent and find fault in everything, whether it be the length of a sermon or the liveliness of worship. The preacher emphasizes that the problem lies within these individuals and their own bitterness, which stems from past hurts and misunderstandings. He shares stories of people who have been deeply affected by bitterness, including a maid who stabbed her rapist multiple times and a young man who stabbed a stranger out of his own bitterness. The preacher concludes by urging listeners to guard against bitterness and not let it defile their lives, referencing Hebrews 12:15.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preserving truth while showing love to both friends and enemies. He urges believers to build themselves up in their faith by reading the Bible, memorizing scripture, and seeking to know God personally. The preacher highlights the mercy of Jesus Christ, both on the cross and in receiving sinners, and encourages Christians to show compassion and fear in their efforts to bring others to Christ. He warns against false teachings and emphasizes the need to have a correct understanding of God and ourselves based on the study of the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prudence and caution when introducing new things into the church. He warns against being influenced by indiscreet zeal and rushing into actions without proper preparation. The speaker uses the analogy of a farmer preparing his field and a wise builder planning a structure to illustrate the need for a comprehensive view and orderly approach in the work of the ministry. He also highlights the significance of unity and order in the visible church, drawing references from 1 Corinthians 12 and Romans 12. The speaker suggests that if the rules of Christian charity, meekness, gentleness, and prudence had been observed more diligently, the progress of the church would have been greater.

In this sermon, CJ Mahaney introduces himself and expresses his gratitude for the support and prayers of the congregation. He emphasizes the importance of peacemaking and resolving relational conflicts. Mahaney encourages the congregation to connect the dots between their participation and the growth of a sovereign grace church in Sydney, Australia. The sermon then transitions to a discussion of James chapter 4, focusing on the power of words and the need to put faith into action in our speech.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing his dissatisfaction with a fellow believer whom he considers a compromiser and a danger to their movement. He then discusses the destructive consequences of bitterness in a person's soul, leading to foolish decisions and ultimately backsliding. The preacher emphasizes that bitterness can manifest in various areas of life, causing rivalries and conflicts at every level of society. He concludes by recounting the story of Saul's jealousy towards David, highlighting the negative consequences of envy and rage.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the current state of violence and riots happening in various places, including America. He mentions being present during the riots between white and colored people in Detroit, Michigan. The preacher emphasizes the importance of complete submission to the rule of King Jesus as the only way to endure the judgment on the earth. He also references the story of Noah and the ark, highlighting the moment when God shut the door and locked it from the inside. The sermon concludes with a plea for the audience to seek refuge in the house of God and to hold onto the eternal word of God.

This sermon delves into the history of the Hutterites, tracing their origins from the Moravian Anabaptists and the zeal that characterized their faith. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the context and spirit behind historical events and scriptures, cautioning against misinterpretation from isolated quotes or verses. The narrative includes conflicts over beliefs within the community, showcasing the challenges faced by early leaders like Wilhelm Rublin. Additionally, a poignant story is shared about a leader returning to find his community vanished, highlighting the sacrifices and struggles endured by the Hutterites as depicted in the Chronicles and Martyr's Mirror.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Isaac and how believers face difficulties in their daily lives. Despite Isaac's lies about his wife, God blesses him abundantly, illustrating the sovereignty of God's grace. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of meekness, as Isaac demonstrates a humble and gentle spirit. The preacher uses examples from Scripture and real-life situations to highlight the significance of experiencing and learning from challenges.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about Billy Sunday, an American evangelist, who held a crusade in a town in the Midwest. Despite preaching the gospel from Isaiah 61-1, no one responded to the invitation all week. It was later discovered that there were many lost people present, but they did not respond due to the resentment and ill feelings between two pastors supporting the crusade. After the pastors embraced and asked for forgiveness, over 100 people received Christ as Savior. The sermon emphasizes the importance of personal holiness and unity in the body of Christ, and highlights the need to overcome traditions that hinder revival.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the importance of reconciliation and unity within the body of Christ. They emphasize the need for believers to walk and work together, spreading the news that God is present among them. The speaker acknowledges that while the Bible calls for loving relationships and compassionate behavior, this is not always seen in the church. They share personal experiences of pain and tension within the church, highlighting the significance of forgiveness and the promise of a peaceful and encouraging community when forgiveness is practiced.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of tailoring the message of the word of God to different cultures. He mentions the Prosperity Code and extremism in America, contrasting it with the mentality in India where the focus is on accomplishing the work without seeking credit. The speaker also discusses the tension between Mr. Hard Work and Mr. Work is Hard, highlighting the need for teamwork and allowing others to share in speaking. Lastly, he mentions the importance of consolidation and prioritizing goals in order to avoid unnecessary stress and tension.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the "main thing" in the universe. He emphasizes the importance of staying focused on the main thing and not getting distracted by other aspects. The speaker shares his personal experience of being focused on soul-winning, evangelism, and missions, and how consecration was the main thing for him during that period of his life. He then moves on to discuss the importance of discipline and hardships in our lives, and how they shape us for God's purposes. The sermon is based on Hebrews chapter 12 and encourages listeners to stay focused on the main thing and trust God's disciplining process.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of key virtues in the Christian life, focusing on patience, privacy, wisdom, gentleness, kindness, and self-control. It highlights the need for believers to exhibit these qualities in their interactions with others, showing love, grace, and wisdom in their words and actions. The message also calls for self-reflection and surrender to Jesus Christ, inviting listeners to open their hearts to Him and allow Him to transform their lives.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey discusses the language barriers that will need to be overcome when sharing the love of Jesus Christ in North Korea. He highlights the significant differences between the North Korean and South Korean languages, which are greater than most people realize. Torrey also mentions the use of language in official propaganda and ideological statements, and how it may affect the perception and response of North Koreans to preaching about Christ. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting cultural differences in language to build relationships and extend the love of Christ.

In this sermon, Bess Alia Schlenk emphasizes the power of taking responsibility for our actions and admitting our faults. She shares personal experiences of how strained relationships and difficulties in life were resolved when she and her sisterhood said the words, "It was my fault." She explains that these words bring about positive changes, such as unity, peace, and God's presence. Schlenk also highlights the importance of humbling ourselves before God, seeking His forgiveness, and finding joy and peace in His love.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of transformation in the lives of believers and their communities. He mentions a popular Christian video called "Transformation" that showcases five cities that have experienced transformation. The speaker also discusses the need for a biblical and balanced view on the topic. He shares seven words of grace, with the first word being "vision." The sermon highlights the power of God's work in transforming individuals and communities, drawing inspiration from real-life examples like Nelson Mandela's reconciliation efforts in South Africa.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a woman who attended a retreat and was struggling to forgive her controlling mother. Feeling depressed and unable to solve her problem, she cried out to the Lord for guidance. As she reflected on the lesson of loving our brothers and neighbors, a miracle occurred in her heart. She realized her own guilt and the guilt of her mother, and through this realization, she was able to forgive and reconcile with her mother. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own guilt and forgiving others, as it brings about reconciliation, peace, and a deeper understanding of God's love.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of water baptism as a symbol of laying one's life down at the cross of Christ and starting a new life in God. He explains that baptism signifies a change in behavior and a supernatural transformation that can only be achieved through belief in Christ and obedience to God's commandments. The speaker also warns that failure to keep God's commandments will result in severe punishment for the nation. He urges the American church to repent and live according to God's standards, abandoning sinful behaviors such as lying, anger, gossiping, and sexual perversions.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about herding cows and relates it to the journey of God's people. He emphasizes the importance of the word of God, comparing it to a surgical tool that brings transformation. The speaker also highlights the reality that believers may make mistakes along their journey but encourages them to seek God's guidance. He concludes by sharing a touching anecdote about his father calming fighting bulls with his voice, illustrating the power of God's voice to bring peace.

In this sermon, Ignatius addresses the believers in the Epistle of Ignatius to the Trollians. He emphasizes the importance of true life in Christ Jesus, stating that apart from Him, there is no true life. Ignatius refutes the claims of unbelievers who deny the suffering of Christ, asserting that he is willing to endure imprisonment and even death for his faith. He warns the believers to avoid false teachings and heresies, comparing them to deadly fruit that leads to spiritual death. Ignatius commends the believers for their love and loyalty to their bishop, urging them to remain united with Jesus Christ and their spiritual leaders.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of taking personal responsibility in restoring wounded relationships, drawing from Matthew 5 and 18, which instruct believers to initiate reconciliation regardless of their role in the conflict. He highlights James 3, which delves deeper into the motives behind our actions, urging individuals to recognize how their responses contribute to their own bitterness. Bickle explains that while we may be victims of mistreatment, we also act as agents of our own wounding through jealousy and selfish ambition. He encourages believers to adopt a heavenly perspective, focusing on their own contributions to conflicts rather than solely on the injustices they face. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to respond with gentleness and wisdom to foster healing and peace in relationships.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of cultivating healthy relationships, not just repairing broken ones, by focusing on the principles outlined in James 3:17. He highlights eight key responses that contribute to building godly relationships, including being pure, peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy, and more. Bickle stresses that while we have a responsibility to foster peace, not all relationships can be restored, as healing requires cooperation from both parties. He encourages believers to approach conflicts with a spirit of humility and trust in God's timing for resolution. Ultimately, the tone and spirit of our communication are crucial for nurturing and healing relationships.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of restoring wounded relationships, drawing parallels between the dynamics of the Trinity and our relationships within the body of Christ. He highlights that healing relationships is a priority for God, as it reflects His love and joy. Bickle encourages believers to actively pursue reconciliation, whether they are the offended or the offender, and to communicate with grace and humility. He stresses the significance of Ephesians 4:29, urging individuals to avoid corrupt speech and instead impart grace through their words. Ultimately, Bickle calls for a commitment to excel in love and maintain healthy relationships, reflecting the unity and joy found in the Godhead.

Shane Idleman, alongside Pastor Abram Thomas, addresses the pressing issues of racism and unity in America, particularly in light of recent events surrounding George Floyd's death. They emphasize the importance of understanding different perspectives and the need for believers to come together in love and truth, rather than allowing division to take root. The discussion highlights the reality of racism as a sin issue rather than a skin issue, urging Christians to reflect on their hearts and actions. They call for repentance and a commitment to fostering unity within the church and society, recognizing that true change comes through the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the role of a peacemaker in resolving conflicts, highlighting that while truth may bring division, our attitudes should reflect grace and love. He stresses the importance of actively pursuing peace in our homes and workplaces, as conflict is a natural part of life. Idleman encourages individuals to take the initiative in peacemaking, reminding us that forgiveness and grace are essential in overcoming bitterness and anger. He also points out that true peace requires effort and cannot be achieved passively. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to fight for peace and embody the character of Christ in our interactions.