In this sermon, the preacher discusses various topics related to faith and obedience to God. He mentions the story of Noah and the ark, highlighting how God's plan was perfect and how people ridiculed and snarled at it. The preacher emphasizes the importance of holy character and how God can work through flesh and blood to magnify Christ. He also references the book of Hebrews, specifically chapter 11, which discusses the excellency, life, and achievements of faith. The sermon concludes with a reminder that trusting and obeying God may not always be easy, but it is necessary even when faced with opposition.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story of a businessman who drifted away from God as his business prospered. Despite the elders of his church trying to bring him back to faith, he was too occupied with his success. However, when his youngest son fell seriously ill after being bitten by a poisonous snake, the father realized the importance of turning back to God. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus Christ has the power to undo the works of Satan and untie the knots in our lives. He explains that God uses evil and Satan to further His purposes, ultimately bringing people to salvation. The sermon highlights the almighty power of God and how He makes a fool of Satan by using evil to deliver people from his clutches.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the imminent return of the Lord. He believes that society has become too focused on materialism, which has caused a loss of love for God and the Bible. The preacher references the story of Adam and Eve and how their sin brought about consequences such as broken fellowship with God, pain in childbirth, and the need to work for food. He also mentions the recent natural disasters and the biblical prophecies that have been fulfilled, suggesting that these events are signs of the approaching end times. The preacher urges the congregation to love and reach out to the lost, and to actively serve in the church in anticipation of Christ's return.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of praising God and acknowledging His blessings in our lives. The sermon is based on Psalm 113, which is a psalm of praise. The preacher highlights different categories of people who have experienced God's deliverance, such as those who were lost, in darkness, sick, or in a storm. The sermon concludes with Psalm 150, which emphasizes the need for everyone to praise the Lord, as long as they have breath.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the concept of Paradise Lost but Regainable, drawing from the book of Genesis. He emphasizes the fact that all humans are sinners and will eventually return to dust unless saved by the Lord Jesus Christ. The preacher also mentions the story of Adam and Eve and how they must have taught their children about the consequences of sin. He warns the audience that relying on their own actions for salvation is futile and that they must acknowledge their need for God's grace.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of spiritual warfare and the struggle that Christians face in their journey towards eternal rewards. He emphasizes that true Christianity is not a passive endeavor, but rather a fight and a warfare. The preacher highlights the importance of relying on God's promises and the assurance that He will fulfill them. He encourages believers to trust in God's provision, strength, and faithfulness, reminding them that sin will not have dominion over them and that God will ultimately bring victory over Satan.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping our minds innocent of evil in a world filled with wickedness. He encourages listeners to avoid watching or reading about evil and instead focus on ways to live a pure and good life. The speaker highlights the various aspects of the gospel beyond forgiveness and victory, such as God's sovereignty and faithfulness. He urges believers to give glory to God when they experience victory over sin and when they are part of a united church. The sermon concludes with a reminder to rely on the grace of Jesus Christ and to stay away from deceivers who are only interested in personal gain.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of taking advantage of the upcoming difficult times to grow spiritually and help others. He believes that American Christians are too comfortable and need to become more serious with God. The preacher also discusses the brutal treatment of captives and how it should serve as a wake-up call for Christians to prioritize prayer and sacrifice for the gospel. He urges the audience to redeem their time and avoid wasting it on trivial pursuits, emphasizing the need to bear fruit in their lives. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God will ultimately crush Satan and that believers should trust in Him for guidance and provision.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life that honors God and reflects the character of Jesus Christ. It highlights the need for humility, purity, and compassion towards sinners while being firm against unrepentant sin. The message encourages believers to seek victory over the devil, to cleanse themselves from all filthiness, and to have the aroma of Christ in their lives. It calls for a church where Christ is honored and the devil is defeated, urging individuals to respond to God's call to live a life of holiness and victory.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for the congregation to be vigilant and alert in the face of conflict in the coming year. He emphasizes the importance of putting on the whole armor of God to stand against evil. The preacher then discusses the issue of seeking power in the charismatic movement, stating that what is truly needed is a desire for God rather than just power. He concludes by highlighting the significance of God's power and the need for a genuine relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of their experiences preaching the word of God in villages. They mention a man who was a practicing witch doctor but got saved after attending their services for two years. The speaker then transitions to discussing the story of the Israelites escaping from Egypt and being pursued by Pharaoh's army. They highlight the fear and desperation of Elisha's servant when faced with the enemy army surrounding them. However, Elisha reassures him that those with them are more than those with the enemy. The speaker relates this story to the challenges we face in our own lives and encourages listeners to trust in God's strength even when the odds seem against us.

This sermon delves into the book of Joshua, highlighting the importance of obedience, faith, and humility in serving God. It emphasizes the need to trust in God's victory, to remember His past deliverances, and to seek His counsel even after experiencing success. The narrative of Joshua's leadership serves as a model for believers to follow, reminding them to stay vigilant, to resist temptation, and to continually seek God's guidance in all aspects of life.

This sermon delves into the profound work accomplished by Christ on the cross, highlighting the completion of salvation, the payment for sins, and the defeat of Satan's power. It emphasizes how Jesus bore the punishment for our sins, leading to the restoration of our relationship with God. The sermon also explores the victory over Satan through Christ's sacrifice, empowering believers to resist the devil and live in freedom from fear and bondage.

Watchman Nee emphasizes that obedience to God's will leads to the crushing of Satan under our feet, as stated in Romans 16:20. He explains that the Holy Spirit guides us into deeper fellowship with God, making the victory of Christ's sacrifice at Golgotha a tangible reality in our lives. Nee asserts that Christians have been given authority over the enemy's power, as highlighted in Luke 10:19, and that experiencing victory is essential for a fruitful Christian life. He warns that a defeated Christian cannot bear fruit and that many believers fail to realize the absolute victory available to them in Christ, leading to various spiritual struggles. Ultimately, he encourages believers to embrace their God-given authority and live in the victory that is theirs through faith.

Julian of Norwich preaches about God's victory over the devil through the blessed Passion of Christ, revealing that the devil's malice remains but is constantly defeated by the power of Christ's sacrifice, bringing shame and sorrow to the devil. God's endless compassion and focus on the salvation of souls prevent His wrath, as He stands against those who go against His will. Julian experiences joy in God's triumph over the devil, emphasizing the importance of finding comfort and joy in God's victory.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of waiting in the measure of the life of God to guide our minds towards the Father of life, urging believers to shed the changing aspects of life and embrace the unchanging nature of God. He warns against being found 'naked' in spiritual terms, which signifies being caught in the transient and blind aspects of life. Fox encourages the faithful to seek renewal of strength from God, live in peace, and allow the love of God to abound in their hearts, which leads to transformation and unity among believers. He stresses the necessity of maintaining spiritual meetings and being faithful to the gifts God has given, as this fosters the presence of God's seed among them. Ultimately, he calls for a life that reflects God's love, virtue, and immortality, while condemning that which is contrary to His kingdom.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the promise of victory over Satan as stated in Romans 16:20, highlighting that believers are called to share in Christ's triumph over evil. He reassures the Roman church, troubled by strife, that the God of peace will enable them to conquer the adversary, not through their own strength but through divine intervention. Spurgeon encourages believers to confidently tread upon the tempter, reminding them that the ultimate victory belongs to God, who will bruise Satan under their feet. The sermon inspires hope and faith in the imminent defeat of evil, urging the faithful to embrace their role in this divine conquest.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the law of humility, explaining that God has established spiritual laws similar to natural laws, such as gravity. He highlights that pride leads to God's opposition, while humility attracts His grace, which is essential for overcoming sin and spiritual challenges. Poonen illustrates this with biblical examples, stressing that true victory in the Christian life comes from being humble and relying on God's grace rather than seeking worldly recognition or authority. He encourages believers to recognize their weaknesses and to seek God's help in humility to experience true freedom from sin. Ultimately, Poonen calls for a deep understanding of grace and the importance of humility in the believer's life.

Horatius Bonar expounds on Revelation 12:10, celebrating the heavenly song of victory that proclaims the arrival of salvation, strength, and the kingdom of God, as the accuser is cast down. This song signifies progress in the ongoing battle against evil, marking each victory as a step closer to the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises. Bonar emphasizes that while the dragon is temporarily cast down, the work of salvation unfolds progressively through history, culminating in the final victory at Christ's return. Each note of the song—salvation, power, kingdom, and authority—reflects the ongoing revelation of God's glory and the establishment of His reign. The sermon encourages believers to anticipate the complete realization of God's kingdom and the authority of Christ over all creation.

Watchman Nee emphasizes the urgency of prayer in the end times, highlighting that as the return of the Son of Man approaches, faith and prayer will be in short supply among believers. He points out that many lack the faith to pray against Satan's influence, doubting the power of their prayers despite God's promises. Nee calls for a faithful minority to rise up and engage in spiritual warfare through prayer, opposing Satan's authority and seeking God's intervention. He reminds believers that the end times are marked by increased activity from evil forces, making prayer more crucial than ever. The sermon challenges the congregation to be vigilant and proactive in their prayers against the enemy.

George Fox preaches about the importance of keeping our minds stayed upon the Lord to experience perfect peace that comes from God. He emphasizes that imperfect peace comes from focusing on worldly things rather than on the Creator. Using examples from Job's life, Fox illustrates the significance of retaining peace by keeping our minds on the Lord even in times of trials and loss. He urges people to learn from Christ, the light and truth, to find contentment in all circumstances and not to trust in temporary riches but in the living God for an everlasting inheritance.

John Wesley addresses the reality of evil angels, emphasizing that our true struggle is not against human adversaries but against powerful spiritual forces. He explains that all angels were created good, but some, led by Satan, fell from grace and now work to oppose God's purposes. Wesley warns that these evil spirits are constantly seeking to tempt and deceive humanity, using various means to instill doubt, malice, and discord. He encourages believers to be vigilant, don the armor of God, and resist these spiritual attacks through faith and reliance on Christ. Ultimately, Wesley calls for awareness of the subtlety and malice of evil angels, urging Christians to remain steadfast in their faith.

Wayne Barber preaches on the powerful concept of 'Crush' as seen in Romans 16:20, emphasizing the complete destruction and shattering of Satan's strength and power. The verb 'Suntribo' is used to depict breaking reeds, tearing apart chains, and figuratively representing being brokenhearted. This crushing action symbolizes trampling the devil under our feet, ultimately leading to his complete defeat by God. The promise of God's victory over Satan brings hope and assurance to believers, reminding them that the evil one cannot and will not win in the end.

John Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of unity in the Church, drawing parallels between the body of believers and the physical body, highlighting the need for each member to fulfill their role without envy or pride. He warns against the destructive nature of seeking personal glory and honor within the Church, likening it to a consuming fire that threatens the spiritual well-being of all. Chrysostom urges repentance, fasting, and a turning away from selfish desires, calling for a collective effort to seek God's mercy and restoration for the Church.

Watchman Nee emphasizes the necessity of identifying our true enemy, which is not merely human but spiritual, as outlined in Ephesians 6:12. He urges believers to recognize that behind human actions, Satan and his dark forces are at work, causing suffering and oppression. Nee calls for spiritual discernment to differentiate between God's purposes and the schemes of the enemy, advocating for a deep-seated hatred of Satan's harassment. He stresses that acknowledging the injustices inflicted by the enemy is crucial for achieving victory and that believers must adopt a resolute stance against oppression. Ultimately, he encourages a pursuit of vengeance against the malice of Satan, affirming that he has no right to afflict God's people.