In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of making a difference in the world and not living a self-consumed life. They urge listeners to not let the sun go down without touching someone's soul or bringing the love of God into someone's life. The speaker shares their personal experience of someone coming into their life with the sole objective of leading them to God, and encourages listeners to do the same for others. They emphasize that every believer has a calling from God to break the strongholds of sin and darkness and bring others into the freedom of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher shares various anecdotes and experiences to emphasize the importance of committing our causes to God. He tells a story about a preacher from Argentina who came to Canada seeking revival but later blamed Democrats for his disappointment. The preacher then decides to teach a series on soul winning, but only two people show up for visitation, revealing their lack of genuine desire. This leads the preacher to conclude that what they truly need is a revival from God. He also highlights the story of Jacob wrestling with God and emphasizes the need to trust and seek God's blessings rather than seeking revenge or getting bitter. The sermon concludes with a mention of John the Baptist's prayerful life in the desert before God revealed his ministry to him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not despising or turning away from the preaching of the word of God. He warns that those who do so are the biggest fools in the world and will regret it for eternity. The preacher also highlights the need to make room for Jesus in our lives and not reject him when he comes to us. He uses biblical examples, such as Noah and King David, to illustrate the consequences of not responding to God's call and the importance of showing kindness and grace to others, even in the face of evil.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love and patience in our lives. He uses examples from the Bible, such as Peter's question about forgiveness, to illustrate the need for patience and forgiveness towards others. The speaker also discusses the significance of love as the motive behind our actions, stating that even the greatest sacrifices are meaningless without love. He concludes by highlighting the characteristics of love, particularly its ability to refrain from certain actions, and encourages listeners to cultivate a patient and loving attitude in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences as a missionary in a foreign culture. He describes the challenges of communicating the gospel to people who have different beliefs and ways of thinking. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using spiritual weapons to tear down strongholds and destroy deceptions in order to reach people with the truth of Christ. He also highlights the need for cultural understanding and adaptation in order to effectively share the gospel in different contexts.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of lifting up Jesus in the gates. He emphasizes the need for believers to seek resources from God in order to fulfill their calling. The speaker highlights the characteristics of a virtuous woman as described in Proverbs 31, emphasizing the importance of selflessness and obedience to God's will. He also emphasizes the role of kindness in glorifying God and reaching out to others.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of judgment and the decree of judgment as prescribed by the Lord. The sermon explores the idea that what we sow, we will reap, and uses the example of Edom suffering the consequences of their actions towards Judah. The preacher also discusses the three types of suffering in the world: calamity, which is the result of the fall but not guilt; judgment prepared for the ungodly; and judgment precipitated by the ungodly. The sermon emphasizes that while judgment is sanctioned by God, it is not compulsory and can be carried out in different ways, including monetary compensation.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about a man who was critical of preachers and caused disruptions during church business meetings for 25 years. The preacher then recounts another incident where a man who was causing trouble during a business meeting suddenly dropped dead after the preacher prayed for it to stop. The preacher reflects on these stories and emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and humility. He also mentions the need for self-reflection and asks his own daughters for forgiveness for not being a good father and Christian. The sermon highlights the consequences of being critical and the power of prayer and forgiveness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of responding to manipulation with love and humility. He uses the example of the Roman soldiers and Jewish men during Jesus' time to illustrate his point. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a humble heart and taking control of the situation by giving more than what is required. He references the story of David and Saul to highlight the power of being a humble servant and being in control. The sermon concludes with Jesus' teachings on going the extra mile and giving more than what is demanded, as a way to overcome evil impositions.

This sermon by Derek Prince Ministries delves into the messages to the seven churches in Revelation, emphasizing the importance of overcoming evil with good and the promises given to those who overcome. It then explores the throne room of the universe in Revelation 4, highlighting God's holiness, almightiness, eternality, and creativity. The sermon progresses to Revelation 5, focusing on the worship around the throne, acknowledging the worthiness of the Lamb. Lastly, it discusses the significance of the four horsemen in Revelation 6, interpreting them as symbolic representations of Jesus, ethnic conflict, shortage and rationing, and famine and death, urging the urgency of spreading the gospel before judgment falls.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the deep things of God and how they are actually very simple. He emphasizes that the deep things of God can be summed up in three sentences: God is love, He is for others, and we are for others. The speaker also highlights the importance of seeing the reality of God's love and life in every circumstance, rather than being swayed by appearances. He warns against the temptation to live a life based on ethics, morals, and values, as Satan deceived Adam and Eve with this same mindset.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a couple who defused a potential argument by showing love and kindness to one another. He then transitions to another story about a young boy who realizes the value of education and regrets not knowing more about God earlier in life. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of finding happiness in marriage through a relationship with Christ. He concludes by discussing the need to respond to mistreatment with grace and love, in order to win others over to Christ.

In the video, the speaker begins by mentioning the amazing revitalization happening in NACIR. He then talks about the importance of managing and addressing bullying in our society, especially when it comes to our children. The speaker emphasizes the need for children to be able to live without fear of being bullied. He also mentions that someone has not yet shared something with him, but the details of what that is are not provided in the transcript.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of discipleship and the potential pitfalls of turning it into a business. They emphasize the need for discipleship to be a living, loving relationship rather than a transactional arrangement. The speaker also addresses the issue of relational deception and how it can distort our understanding of truth and our relationship with God. They encourage listeners to study and understand the cultural context in which people relate to God and to approach their relationship with God based on biblical teachings rather than cultural influences.

The sermon titled "Overcome Evil with Good" discusses the principle of responding to evil with good in our lives. The speaker shares that as we grow in our Christian life, God often brings harder challenges into our lives to teach us this principle. He uses the example of a familiar saint, Dirk Williams, who was fleeing for his life and encountered a thief catcher chasing him. Despite the danger, Williams chose to help the thief catcher when he cried out for help, demonstrating the principle of overcoming evil with good. The sermon emphasizes that we can be more than conquerors through Christ and encourages the audience to continually strive to overcome evil with good in their lives.

In this sermon by Basilea Schlink titled "No Longer Loveless," she emphasizes the importance of love in our lives and how God can transform our relationships. She shares that love is the greatest thing in both time and eternity. Basilea Schlink also mentions the consecration of a nursing home in Canaan, where the aim is to let love be victorious in all tensions of everyday life. She reminds us that Jesus responded to his enemies with love and encourages us to reflect God's image of love in all our words, actions, and being.

This sermon from Psalms 55 focuses on the power of prayer in a surrounded city, emphasizing the importance of kindness and love towards those who oppose us. It highlights the need for believers to pray fervently, trust in God's ability to intervene, and demonstrate acts of kindness even in the face of hostility and challenges.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding God's purpose for the home and highlights the attacks on Christian homes by the devil. It draws parallels from Adam and Eve's marriage, showcasing how sin leads to accusations and separation. The sermon stresses the need to ask for forgiveness quickly, appreciate one another, and overcome evil with good, reflecting Christ's love and forgiveness in our relationships.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by addressing the issue of human trafficking and challenges the congregation, especially the young people, to take action through prayer. They emphasize the importance of dedicating time to spiritual warfare and making a real impact. The speaker then expresses gratitude for the congregation's support and prayers during their recent loss. They share about burying their father and celebrating the resurrection power of Jesus Christ. The sermon then transitions to a biblical passage about Peter being imprisoned and the church praying for him. Despite the guards' efforts to keep Peter secure, the power of prayer prevails as an angel of the Lord sets Peter free. The sermon concludes by referencing Matthew chapter 5 and highlighting Jesus' teachings on righteousness and the importance of living according to God's commandments.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of overcoming evil with good, just as Jesus did. He explains that God sent Jesus as another Adam to undo the work of the first Adam and bring redemption to humanity. The preacher highlights the two races of people: those under the curse of sin and death (the old Adam) and those under the new law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus (the new Adam). He also discusses the concept of God's timing and encourages humility and surrender to God's will.

Joseph Carroll emphasizes the profound simplicity of Psalm 23, illustrating how the essence of faith is found in recognizing the Lord as our shepherd. He shares a touching story of a young girl who succinctly captures the essence of the Psalm, stating, 'The Lord is my shepherd, that's all I want.' Carroll elaborates on the four conditions necessary for sheep to lie down peacefully, drawing parallels to the Christian life, where freedom from fear, friction, distractions, and hunger is essential for spiritual rest. He stresses that love is the best defense against conflict and emotional turmoil, urging believers to trust in the shepherd's guidance and to find satisfaction in Christ alone. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to accept God's paths for their lives, trusting that He is perfect in all His ways.

Charles Finney emphasizes the importance of patience and love in the face of trials and opposition within the church. He reflects on the early Methodists' perseverance and their ability to promote holiness without withdrawing from their churches, urging believers to remain steadfast and exhibit kindness towards those who oppose them. Finney advises against speaking ill of ministers and encourages a charitable understanding of opposition, highlighting the need for humility and a spirit of unity. He warns against the dangers of a censorious attitude and calls for believers to maintain their witness within their congregations, promoting the doctrine of entire sanctification through their actions and character.

Charles Finney emphasizes the importance of maintaining a calm and patient spirit in the face of persecution and opposition within the church. He encourages believers to focus on God's love and promises rather than defending their own reputations or engaging in controversy. Finney warns against forming uncharitable opinions about those who differ in doctrine and advocates for a spirit of kindness and forbearance to win others to the truth. He stresses that the true evidence of a doctrine's validity lies in the spirit and life it produces in believers. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to promoting God's glory and the salvation of souls above all else.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that through God's divine power, believers are granted everything necessary for a godly life, enabling them to partake in Christ's nature and bear fruit. He highlights the importance of humility in receiving grace, which fosters unity among believers, reflecting the oneness that Jesus prayed for. Poonen explains that true unity is not based on doctrinal agreement but on a shared spirit and willingness to do the Father's will. He encourages believers to overcome evil with good, as Jesus did, and to remain rooted in obedience to God. Ultimately, the church built on this true grace will stand strong against the forces of evil.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of not giving the devil any foothold in our lives, as stated in Ephesians 4:27. He warns that allowing sin, such as stealing or failing to forgive, can give Satan a grip on us, and stresses the need for full surrender to God, including our finances and relationships. Stegen also highlights the responsibility of parents to raise their children in the fear of the Lord, cautioning against enabling their sins. He encourages believers to live uprightly and to make restitution for past wrongs to maintain a strong relationship with God. Ultimately, he calls for a life of integrity and compassion to keep the devil at bay.