In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Jonathan and the Israelites facing a massive army of Philistines. The Israelites were greatly outnumbered and lacked weapons, leading to a seemingly hopeless situation. However, God was testing Jonathan's faith and reliance on Him in the midst of this crisis. Despite the odds, Jonathan chose to trust in God rather than rely on his own wisdom and strength. The sermon emphasizes the importance of approaching challenges with faith and dependence on God, rather than relying on our own abilities.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three keys to getting on fire for God. The first key is faith, which is described as believing in the promises of God and finding joy and peace through the power of the Holy Ghost. The second key is love for God, which motivates believers to put aside their fears and be faithful witnesses. The third key is compassion, as the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the day of judgment and the need to show compassion towards others. The sermon also mentions the use of anecdotes and humor as effective tools in keeping the audience engaged.

This sermon focuses on the path to hope as outlined in Romans 5, emphasizing the importance of being justified by faith and having peace with God. It highlights the role of tribulations in building patience, experience, and ultimately hope that does not disappoint. The message encourages believers to trust in God's promises, endure suffering with patience, and seek the Holy Spirit's work of hope in their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having hope and joy in the midst of a hopeless world. He encourages the congregation to live in hope and to rely on the Holy Spirit for joy. The preacher references Jeremiah 17 and highlights the God of hope mentioned in the scripture. He emphasizes that in the last days, there will be a stream of glory and life that will bring an end to despair. The preacher urges the congregation to trust in God and to draw from the stream of living water for abundant life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of pursuing joy in God. He believes that God desires for us to have a worldview that centers around His glory and our joy. The preacher mentions that there are twelve points that support the biblical basis for pursuing joy in God, but only briefly touches on them. He also mentions that the first point is the existence of biblical commands to pursue joy in God. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace the offer of infinite joy in God rather than settling for temporary pleasures.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of hope and faith in relation to achieving one's heart's desires. He uses metaphors such as a stone in a sling and a DC-10 airplane to illustrate the process of developing hope and releasing it in faith. The speaker also mentions the presence of Catherine Coolman, a preacher who brings the presence of the Lord Jesus and prays for healing. The sermon emphasizes the power of God and encourages listeners to trust in Him for their desires and needs.

This sermon reflects on a time of intense spiritual revival where singing, joy, love, unity, and hunger for God's presence were prominent. The atmosphere was filled with the presence of God, leading to unforgettable experiences of worship and prayer, even in the early hours of the morning. The joy and love experienced were described as unspeakable and overwhelming, transforming lives and bringing people together in unity and care for one another.

This sermon delves into the concept of the 'cup of trembling' as addressed in Isaiah, focusing on the fears and challenges faced by God's people. It emphasizes the need to trust in God's deliverance from fear and the importance of seeking the Lord's strength and guidance in turbulent times. The message highlights the four mixtures of fear outlined in Isaiah's prophecy, drawing parallels to the fears and uncertainties prevalent in the world today, while encouraging a deep-rooted faith in God's promises and provision.

The video is a sermon transcript that covers various topics. It starts with a description of a powerful waterfall and the awe it inspires, relating it to the anticipation of seeing and hearing Jesus. The speaker then briefly discusses the geography of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and the surrounding countries. The sermon transitions to the turmoil and division among believers worldwide, contrasting it with the peace that should be exemplified by Christians. Finally, the speaker mentions the background of the verses in Romans 15, which were written by Paul during his missionary journey to Corinth. The sermon also briefly mentions the opportunity to spread the gospel in a school in Africa.

This sermon focuses on the theme of lives filled with hope, emphasizing how God's remedy for discouragement, worry, and despair is unique and distinct. The key verse, Romans 15:13, highlights the God of hope filling believers with joy, peace, and abounding hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. The speaker shares personal experiences of relying on this verse during challenging times, encouraging listeners to trust in God's promises and be flooded with hope.

This sermon reflects on the journey through life's challenges and the hope of a brighter future in God's presence. It acknowledges the struggles faced in this world but emphasizes the promise of freedom, wholeness, peace, and eternal joy that believers can look forward to. The message encourages trust in God's guidance, assurance of His victory in our battles, and the ultimate destination of a place where sorrow and disappointment will be no more.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Romans 14 and the issue of how a church can maintain harmony despite differences in beliefs and practices. The main theme is love for one another, and the speaker emphasizes the importance of not passing judgment on fellow believers. The speaker addresses both the weak and the strong in the church, reminding them that they have one master and judge, who is not any individual within the church. The sermon encourages Christians to focus on their own accountability to God rather than trying to judge others.

This sermon focuses on the concept of hope and the richness of God's glory among believers. It delves into the difficulty of describing God's glory and the ongoing revelation of God's presence and essence among His people. The speaker emphasizes the intimate experience of knowing God and the progression from knowing Him as a friend to experiencing Him as a healer and supplier, leading to a deeper understanding of the glory of God's presence.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding Christian hope, which is not based on uncertainty but on eager expectation and assurance in God's promises. The speaker contrasts worldly hope, which carries negative possibilities, with the hope of the Christian, rooted in the unchanging and absolute nature of God's faithfulness. Christian hope is described as a confident belief in the promises of God, such as the forgiveness of sins, the return of Jesus, and eternal life.

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.

This sermon emphasizes the devastating impact of hopelessness without Christ, painting a vivid picture of being stranded on a rock in a sea of despair, thirsting for satisfaction but finding none. It contrasts the bleakness of a life without Christ, filled with emptiness and futile efforts, with the hope and assurance that believers have in Jesus Christ. The message urges listeners to heed Christ's call, find true satisfaction in Him, and rejoice in the hope of a glorious future in heaven.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the theme of Jesus Christ as our hope. He shares a personal experience of attending a conference in Uganda where the banner read "Jesus our hope." The speaker emphasizes that even sinners can find hope in Jesus, especially those who have experienced loss and discouragement. The sermon focuses on the idea that Jesus is our only hope, and that having him is all we need in our lives. The speaker references 1 Timothy 1:1 and 2 Thessalonians 2:16-17 to support the message.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not giving any place to the devil, as stated in Ephesians 4:27. He explains that if we give the devil an opportunity, he will take it. The preacher uses the analogy of living inside a yard with a high-board fence to illustrate how we should protect ourselves from the devil's influence. He then shares a personal story of sassing his mother and how she reminded him of his Christian identity, highlighting the need for self-control and obedience. The sermon also briefly mentions the teaching and preaching of Charles Wesley and the theme of "So Great Salvation," touching on topics such as awakening, conviction, repentance, faith, the new birth, and the witness of the Spirit.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey reflects on his recent trip to North Korea and shares his new insights about the people and the socialist system in the country. He acknowledges that his previous understanding of North Korea was simplistic and that things are not black and white. He highlights the dedication and motivation of individuals he met, including government officials and healthcare professionals, who were working to improve their situation. Torrey also mentions the hospitality and appreciation shown by the staff at a remote and poor facility, but also observes the struggle with hopelessness in some places.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the hope that Jesus brings to the hopeless. He uses the analogy of a tree that can sprout again even if it is cut down, highlighting the resilience and renewal that can be found in Jesus. The preacher also mentions the purpose of the Gospel, which is to give hope to feeble and failing individuals. He refers to a parable in Luke 13 about a fig tree that did not bear fruit and was cut down, illustrating that sometimes God may cut down certain trees in our lives. The sermon concludes with a mention of the book of Job, specifically chapter 14, where the preacher is searching for a specific verse.

In this sermon, the preacher shares the story of a German couple who experienced the tragic loss of their son, Timmy. Timmy disappeared one day and was never found, causing immense grief and despair for his parents. The mother, in her deep depression, questioned how a loving God could allow such horrible things to happen. However, through prayer and seeking spiritual support, the couple found comfort and peace in God's love. They realized that their suffering had brought them closer to God and allowed them to experience His abundant joy, comfort, and peace. The preacher encourages all who are suffering to believe in the greater power of God to provide comfort and to lead them home to Him.

This sermon delves into the unique significance of the Psalms in Scripture, highlighting their dual nature as a songbook and a prayer book. It emphasizes the multifaceted experiences expressed by the psalmists, ranging from anger and doubt to hope and joy, providing spiritual antibiotics for believers. Psalms 84 is explored, focusing on themes of kingdom perspective, pilgrimage, and promises, encouraging believers to view the church with love and longing, persevere through hardships, and trust in the Lord's faithfulness.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of joy and its connection to the message of the angel's song in Bethlehem. The preacher challenges the misconception that religion is meant to make people miserable and unhappy. Instead, the preacher emphasizes that God's desire is for people to experience fullness of joy. The sermon highlights the importance of living out one's faith in all aspects of life and reminds listeners that true joy can only be found in being free from sin and being right with God.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of engaging with Jesus concerning our past, present, and future to cultivate hope and grace in our lives. He explains that our understanding of past experiences shapes our present, while our beliefs about the future influence our current actions and heart posture. Bickle encourages believers to develop a clear vision for their spiritual growth and future commitments, asserting that hope is essential for a purposeful life. He warns against living aimlessly without a defined direction, urging the congregation to seek intimacy with God and clarity about their future in order to live fully alive. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to spiritual development that transcends mere ministry impact, focusing instead on the condition of the heart.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Jesus' leadership during the Millennium as depicted in Isaiah 2, highlighting the glory of Jerusalem as the capital city of the great King. He explains that this city will be a mountain house, exalted above all nations, where Jesus will teach and judge, leading to a time of peace where nations will no longer engage in war. Bickle connects various passages in Isaiah to paint a comprehensive picture of the beauty and authority of the Messiah, who will govern with wisdom and compassion, ultimately transforming the world. He encourages believers to anchor their hope in the prophetic vision of the future, reminding them that this is their story and destiny.