In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the state of Christian meetings and how they often fail to truly impact people. He emphasizes the need for authenticity and a genuine encounter with God in our gatherings. The speaker also highlights the importance of personal repentance and surrender to God, acknowledging that He sees and judges the secret sins of our hearts. The sermon references the powerful revivals led by Charles Finney and Savonarola as examples of the transformative impact of revival preaching.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the inappropriate use of advertisements and flowery introductions in the church. He recommends a book called "Harvest" that provides insight into the traditional ways versus the Lord's ways in the Christian walk. The sermon then shifts to the topic of judgment, stating that the Father has entrusted all judgment to the Son, Jesus Christ. The speaker references Romans 2 to explain that God's judgment is based on truth and deeds.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not lusting after evil things, drawing from the example of the Israelites in the Bible. He explains that their story serves as a lesson for us today, as we are living in the end times. The preacher highlights the consequences of partial obedience and the danger of holding back from fully surrendering to God. He warns against the lukewarmness and lack of commitment in churches today, urging believers to lay down their idols and live a holy life.

In this sermon, K. P. Ohanan shares his personal journey of faith and his passion for spreading the word of God. He reflects on the importance of living a life dedicated to serving the Lord and fulfilling His call. Ohanan emphasizes the need for Christians to prioritize the salvation of the lost and to be willing to make sacrifices for the sake of the Gospel. He encourages listeners to fear the Lord and to recognize the blessings they have received, urging them to become a blessing to others by participating in mission projects and sharing the love of Christ with millions of people.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life that aligns with God's blueprint for us. He warns that on the day of judgment, all our actions, thoughts, and motives will be revealed, even the secrets we have hidden from others. The speaker highlights that many who are considered great in the eyes of others may be shocked to see the truth of their private lives and how they handled their resources. The sermon emphasizes the need to live in accordance with God's Word and to be mindful of our actions, as everything is recorded and will be judged by God.

In this video, Brother KP Johanin discusses the importance of fearing the Lord and how it can impact our lives. He emphasizes that God has called and blessed us to be a blessing to others in this generation. Johanin shares stories from his own life to illustrate the significance of fearing the Lord. He also mentions the challenges faced by missionaries in Asia due to martial law, but highlights the growth of the church in spite of these obstacles. Overall, the message encourages believers to prioritize their relationship with God and to live a life of sacrifice and obedience.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of turning away from vanity and avoiding evil. He explains that what we see and hear can greatly influence our thoughts and actions, and that indulging in vain objects and speeches can lead to ungodliness. The preacher highlights that the gospel's purpose is to bring our thoughts into obedience to Christ, and that it has the power to transform our hearts and minds. He warns against idleness and being easily swayed by temptation, urging listeners to guard their thoughts and words. The sermon concludes with the recommendation to humbly seek God's help in cleansing and renewing our hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and encourages believers to gather together for prayer meetings. He references Revelation chapter 20, which describes an angel coming down from heaven and binding the devil for a thousand years. The preacher highlights the devil's role as a deceiver and warns that there will come a time when he will no longer be able to deceive the nations. The sermon also discusses the eventual end of the world, with the heavens and the earth being rolled up like an old scroll. The preacher warns that those who have their lives rooted in this world will face judgment at the great white throne, where every aspect of their lives will be examined and a verdict will be given. Those whose names are not found in the book of life will be cast into the lake of fire. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God knows all the secrets and hidden things of mankind, and that no one can hide from Him.

In this sermon, Dr. J. Vernon McGee discusses the concept of instant information in our modern age and compares it to the time of the early Church. He uses the example of news media providing immediate analysis and reports from around the world to highlight the speed at which information is now available. Dr. McGee then introduces the sermon topic of "Our Man in Rome" by referencing Romans Chapter 15. He mentions the challenges faced by the apostle Paul on his journey to Rome, including being bitten by a poisonous viper. The sermon emphasizes the importance of the gospel and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of personally encountering the risen Christ. He believes that being a Christian means having a genuine experience of seeing and hearing from the Lord. The preacher acknowledges that it can be challenging to put into words the wonder of meeting with the crucified and resurrected Son of God. He also expresses his reluctance towards the commercialized nature of Easter, but acknowledges that every Lord's Day is essentially Easter for believers.

In this sermon, the preacher directs the audience's attention to the solemn and glorious scene of the Universal Judgment. He describes the destruction of the world and the agonizing convulsions of nature in its last moments. The preacher emphasizes the insignificance of earthly possessions and the sorrowful fate of a dying world. He also highlights the righteous indignation and terrifying presence of the judge, who condemns the guilty with no room for prayers or tears. The sermon concludes by acknowledging the difficulty of fully comprehending the grandeur and magnitude of the last day, but assures the audience that they will soon witness these majestic wonders firsthand.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of actions aligning with one's values and beliefs. He highlights that God sees and knows what a person truly values based on their actions, not just their words. The speaker uses examples such as a young person's interest in music or a parent's observation of their child's behavior to illustrate this point. He also mentions the significance of continuance in seeking glory and honor from God. The sermon concludes with a reminder that on the day of judgment, the secrets of men's hearts will be revealed, making it evident who truly knows and follows God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenge of representing strong Christian beliefs in a world that passionately disbelieves them. He refers to the example of Paul preaching in Athens in Acts chapter 17 as a pattern for how Christians should deal with different beliefs in today's world. The speaker also highlights the historical dominance of Christianity in the Western world for many centuries. He emphasizes that simply believing in Jesus is not enough, but one must also believe in his atoning work on the cross for salvation. The sermon concludes with a reminder to be good to others and the recognition that while world religions may share some ethical teachings, there are significant differences between them that should not be downplayed.

This sermon emphasizes the need for repentance, acknowledging rebellion against God, and the desire for restoration through a relationship with Him. It discusses the human struggle with sin, guilt, and the brokenness of the relationship with God, highlighting the unconditional love and redemption offered through Jesus Christ. The speaker shares personal experiences of transformation and renewal, pointing to the importance of choosing to trust in God rather than man, ultimately leading to a life of rebellion or reconciliation with God.

Lewis Sperry Chafer preaches about the importance of understanding the cause of indifference towards the Gospel among unsaved individuals and the need for cooperation with the Spirit in soul-winning. He emphasizes the veiling of the Gospel by Satan and the necessity of divine illumination for individuals to comprehend the way of salvation through the cross of Christ. Chafer explains that saving faith involves turning from self-merit to trusting in God's saving work through Christ, highlighting the essential role of the Spirit in convicting of sin, righteousness, and judgment. He underscores the power of the Word of God as the sword of the Spirit in unveiling the truth to the blinded minds of the unsaved, leading to a genuine and abiding trust in Jesus Christ for salvation.

Paris Reidhead preaches about the importance of living a life that glorifies Jesus Christ, emphasizing the need for believers to examine their motives and actions in light of the coming Judgment Seat of Christ. He highlights that all judgment has been committed to the Son, Jesus Christ, who will evaluate every deed based on the motive behind it. Reidhead stresses the significance of repentance and surrendering to God's will, ensuring that every aspect of life is dedicated to glorifying Christ. He warns against allowing sin and disobedience to mar the pattern of one's life, urging listeners to seek forgiveness and restoration in Christ.

John Chrysostom preaches about the consequences of rejecting God and living in sin, emphasizing that God gives people over to a reprobate mind when they choose to ignore Him. He highlights the distinction between those who do evil and those who seek to do good, pointing out the intense nature of sin and the importance of repentance. Chrysostom urges believers to examine their hearts and actions, reminding them that God's judgment is just and based on truth, rewarding those who seek glory, honor, and immortality through patient continuance in well-doing. He warns of the impending judgment where God will reveal the secrets of men through Jesus Christ, calling for repentance and a sincere love for Christ above all else.

David Servant delves into the historical context of Paul's letter to the Romans, addressing the challenges faced by the Roman churches, particularly the debate over the Mosaic Law and its relation to salvation. He highlights the tensions between believing Jews and Gentiles in the predominantly Gentile church in Rome, emphasizing Paul's defense of the gospel of salvation by grace through faith. The sermon focuses on how Paul's message magnified God's righteousness and led to repentance and righteous living, countering false interpretations that promote a license to sin under the guise of grace.

Bryan Anthony preaches on the profound truth that God will judge the secrets of men through Christ Jesus, emphasizing the importance of inner purity and authenticity over external appearances. He challenges believers to examine their hearts, repent of hidden sins, and surrender their lives to God's refining process before the Day of judgment arrives. Anthony highlights the transformative power of the Gospel, which exposes and heals the darkest secrets of our souls, leading us to a life of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

Favell Lee Mortimer delivers a sermon exposing the Pharisees' love of money, leading them to teach lies and act hypocritically. He contrasts the Pharisees' outward religious performance with their lack of true devotion to God, warning against similar hypocrisy in modern times where people prioritize appearances over genuine faith. Mortimer highlights the importance of having a sincere heart before God, drawing a parallel between the saints who hold Christ as a treasure in earthen vessels and the wicked who are compared to dross, facing God's judgment and refining.

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the parable of the wheat and tares, emphasizing the coexistence of true believers and hypocrites in the world, sown by the pure gospel and false doctrines respectively. Mortimer warns of the danger of allowing false teachings to take root in our hearts if we do not embrace the truth of Scripture. The parable highlights the challenge of distinguishing between genuine and false believers, underscoring the importance of seeking God's discernment and examining our own hearts. Ultimately, Mortimer points to the future separation of the righteous and the wicked, where true characters will be revealed, and urges self-reflection to avoid being condemned with the world.

Thomas Reade preaches on the immensity of God, emphasizing the importance of gaining a deeper understanding of God's being, nature, and character through the Holy Scriptures. The sermon delves into the awe-inspiring revelations of God's perfections, the wisdom and power displayed in creation, and the moral attributes of the Deity revealed in the Bible. It highlights the unfathomable nature of the self-existent, eternal Jehovah and the need for humility, reverence, and circumspection in acknowledging God's omnipresence and omniscience.

John Hames preaches on the importance of conscience, record, and judgment as highlighted in Acts 24:16, St. John 19:22, and Ecclesiastes 12:14. He emphasizes how conscience, as the voice of God in the soul, plays a crucial role in guiding our moral character and decisions. Hames delves into the biblical examples of King Herod and Pontius Pilate, showcasing how their awakened consciences influenced their actions and ultimately led to judgment. He warns about the significance of our life's record, which will be revealed at the final Judgment, stressing the need for a life that reflects Jesus and prepares for eternity.

John Hames preaches about the various disappointments at the judgment day, emphasizing that many will be shocked to hear Jesus say 'I never knew you' due to their false professions and lack of genuine salvation. He warns against mistaking reformation for salvation and depending on past experiences or victories, stressing the necessity of a true transformation by the Holy Ghost. Hames also highlights the dangers of having a backslidden heart, secret sins, and being a secret backbiter, pointing out the importance of genuine repentance and living a truly transformed life in Christ.