In this video, Ben Torrey announces that this will be his last broadcast as he is unable to continue due to his increasing workload. He reflects on the past year and the sense of gain and loss that comes with it. He encourages viewers to spend time reflecting on the year that is ending and to seek the Lord while he may be found. Ben also mentions the Great Pyongyang Revival that began a hundred years ago and the importance of unity in the body of Christ.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey discusses the importance of unity within the body of Christ. He emphasizes that unity is a gift from God but can easily be lost if not guarded. The key to maintaining unity is through peace among believers, and any disturbance of this peace, such as jealousy or sin, can lead to a loss of unity. Torrey highlights the calling of believers to walk in humility, gentleness, patience, and love, and emphasizes that unity is preserved through the bond of peace. He also addresses the issue of position within the church, urging believers to focus on their place in God rather than seeking personal status.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the significance of Jesus as the light of the world. The sermon begins by quoting the Gospel of John, highlighting that all things were made by Jesus and that he is the source of life and light for humanity. The preacher also mentions the role of John the Baptist as a witness to the light. The sermon then shifts to the celebration of Jesus' birth, particularly during the darkest time of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The preacher explains that Jesus' incarnation represents God identifying with human weakness and poverty, ultimately leading to our salvation. The sermon concludes by discussing the tradition of baptizing new converts on the eve of the resurrection, symbolizing their entrance into new life through Jesus' death and resurrection.

In this sermon, the speaker challenges the audience to consider who is the Lord of their finances. They emphasize the importance of trusting God with provision, whether it comes from a salary, family support, scholarships, or living by faith in ministry. The speaker references John Wesley's belief that true conversion includes a transformation of one's finances. They also highlight the idea that everything we have is a gift from God, whether it comes through our own efforts or from others whom God has touched. The sermon concludes by promising to explore the concept of faith financing in the next week's sermon.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a change in the way the church operates and seeks financial support. They mention their involvement in the Three Seas project and the transformation they witnessed in the Korean church. The speaker shares their personal struggle with fundraising and how they turned to the Lord for provision. They then describe a moment when they felt the Lord speak to them, instructing them not to ask for money but to trust in Him for their needs.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of division within the church. He emphasizes the importance of unity and love among believers. The speaker warns against being swayed by personalities or the power of someone's teaching, as this can lead to idolatry and factions. He encourages humility and a focus on serving Christ, rather than being caught up in seniority or who our teachers were. The speaker also references Romans 12:2-3, urging believers to be transformed by the renewing of their minds and to seek God's will.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey discusses the importance of prayer in seeking revival. He emphasizes the need to pray according to God's will, as stated in James 4:3. Torrey encourages listeners to spend time in silence, listening to the still small voice of God, rather than relying on background music. He also shares a personal experience of having a conversation with Jesus in a restaurant, highlighting the intimacy and friendship that can be developed through prayer.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey discusses the concept of faith financing and how it relates to the work of Jesus Abbey. He emphasizes the importance of depending on God for provision and shares personal experiences of God's miraculous provision in his own life. Torrey also highlights the principle of helping others and fundraising for the Three Seas Project, which aims to spread the gospel and assist those in need. He references biblical passages that emphasize the importance of honest labor, generosity, and meeting the needs of others.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the significance of the Feast of Tabernacles and its connection to the coming of the Messiah. He highlights the tradition of pouring out water on the altar and how it symbolizes God's provision and care for His people. The preacher then references Zechariah's prophecy, which speaks of a future day when all nations will gather in Jerusalem and a stream of living water will flow from the temple. This prophecy is seen as a foreshadowing of Jesus' declaration that He is the living water, inviting all who thirst to come to Him and be refreshed. The sermon concludes with a reminder to celebrate and give thanks for God's provision, while eagerly anticipating the return of the Lord and the fulfillment of His promises.

In this video, Ben Torre shares his personal experience of coming to Korea with his parents in 1957 and starting Jesus Abbey in 1965. He reflects on the initial fervor and passion of the Church in Korea, where the Holy Spirit came down and transformed people's lives. However, over time, the Church turned inward and sought emotional support rather than confronting sin and the world. Torre emphasizes the need for true revival and calls for believers to search their hearts, repent, and pray for a transformation that lasts for generations. He also highlights the darkness in North Korea, both spiritually and physically, and urges viewers to consider why a land once filled with the light of the gospel became so dark.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of love and unity among believers. He highlights how our actions and attitudes towards one another can either draw people to Christ or push them away. The preacher reminds us of the sacrificial love of Jesus, who left his glory in heaven to die for us, even when we were sinners. He then explains that Jesus gave a new commandment to love one another, which is a fundamental expectation of God in our relationships with others. This love should be a reflection of the supernatural love that Jesus requires of us and will cause the world to take notice.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the flaws in the current education system and proposes a better approach based on biblical models. The current system idolizes good grades and schools, focuses on rote memorization, and separates students from their families. The speaker suggests that students should be taught how to discover truths for themselves and be given the tools and processes to learn continuously. Drawing from the teaching methods of Jesus, who spent time with His disciples, the speaker emphasizes the importance of intimate learning relationships and facilitating the process of discovery.

In this sermon, Ben Torrey discusses the topic of education and its significance in Korean society. He highlights the strong emphasis on education in Korea, which stems from the Confucian foundations of the culture. However, Torrey expresses concern that education has become almost like a god for many people, with status and connections being prioritized over real learning. He argues that this perspective is not aligned with a biblical perspective on education. Torrey references Psalm 78:1-7, which emphasizes the importance of passing on the praises of the Lord and His wondrous works to future generations.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of unity within the body of Christ. Drawing from passages in the Bible such as 1 Corinthians 12, 13, 14, Romans 12, and Ephesians 4, the speaker highlights the idea that believers are all connected to one another in a tight, organic bond, just like the members of a body. The speaker emphasizes that every separation and division within the church has caused deep and painful wounds in the body of Jesus Christ. The sermon calls for a deep reflection on the significance of unity and urges believers to seek greater unity in humility and love, working towards the restoration of relationships and reconciliation among the different parts of the broken and wounded body of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the promise of restoration for Pyongyang, the capital city of North Korea, as described in Isaiah chapter 62. The preacher emphasizes that God will not be silent about Pyongyang and its righteousness and justice will shine brightly. The preacher also highlights the command to pray for the establishment of Jerusalem and praises God's rejoicing over his people. The sermon concludes by expressing hope that just as Jerusalem was restored from desolation, Pyongyang too can experience restoration and be renowned throughout the world.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of education and its impact on the future of a nation. He highlights how young people play a crucial role in shaping society and becoming leaders. However, he expresses concern about the current educational system, which focuses primarily on preparing students for college entrance exams and neglects spiritual development. The speaker emphasizes the biblical perspective on education, emphasizing the importance of family and the responsibility of parents, particularly fathers, to educate their children in the ways of God.

In this video, the speaker shares his recent trip to North Korea and his observations of the country's landscape and people. He describes how the once beautiful hills are now covered with buildings and concrete. The speaker also mentions seeing people preparing fields for planting and using oxen and tractors for farming. Despite not being able to interact with the locals, the speaker believes that their friendliness and the presence of a cross on one of their vehicles conveyed a sense of friendliness as Americans and Christians. The speaker also highlights meeting the director of a remote rest home, whom he considers a hero.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the instructions given to St. Paul to carry to the Gentile churches. While Paul enforced some of these instructions, he did not enforce others. The speaker emphasizes the need for careful exercise of discipline within the Church, erring on the side of love. The parable of the tares and the wheat in Matthew 13:25-42 is used to illustrate the importance of discernment and the ultimate judgment at the end of the age. The speaker also addresses the issue of divisions within the Church and the need to reconcile without accommodating sin, while acknowledging the growing understanding and cultural differences among the apostles and leaders in the New Testament.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker, Ben Torrey, expresses his concerns about the current educational system and his desire to create a better one. He emphasizes the importance of nurturing the God-given desire to learn and promoting a joyful path of discovery and success in God. Torrey believes that education should lead students into a deeper knowledge of and fellowship with God, preparing them to fulfill God's purpose for their lives. He advocates for a biblical foundation in education, where students are taught from and taught to study and digest the Bible, integrating all other courses with God's Word. The ultimate goal is to build up individuals who can live and work with others in various aspects of life, serving God in secular society.

In this sermon, Ben Tori shares verses from Isaiah chapter 62, focusing on God's promise to restore Jerusalem. He relates this promise to the city of Pyongyang in North Korea, emphasizing the importance of prayer in seeking God's restoration. Tori highlights the oppressive conditions in North Korea and God's promise that each person will enjoy the fruits of their own labor. He calls upon the listeners to prepare the way for the people of North Korea, clearing obstacles and raising a signal to guide them towards salvation. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for prayer, restoration, and active involvement in bringing God's blessings to the people of North Korea.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of genuine love and honesty in our relationships with others. He highlights the various gifts that the Holy Spirit has given us and encourages us to use them with enthusiasm and without holding back. The speaker also emphasizes the need to resist evil and cling to what is good, while showing kindness and devotion to one another. He reminds us to prioritize others and be humble, not considering ourselves to be wise. Additionally, the speaker encourages generosity, hospitality, and blessing those who persecute us. The sermon emphasizes the importance of unity, empathy, and prayer in our relationships with one another.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of unity within the body of Christ, focusing on the call to walk in humility, gentleness, patience, and love to preserve the unity of the Spirit. The speaker delves into Ephesians 4:1-6, highlighting the oneness in God, faith, and baptism that unites believers. Paul's exhortation to diligently maintain unity is underscored, addressing the dangers of jealousy and the need to value all roles within the church equally for the edification of the body of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the process of building a community of people with a common purpose. They express their enjoyment in connecting with individuals who have become a part of this work. The speaker emphasizes their confidence in God's provision for the entire project, as they have chosen not to ask Him for money but instead rely on faith financing. They mention the examples of George Mueller and Hudson Taylor, who understood and lived out this concept. The sermon concludes with a reflection on the importance of being "poor in spirit" and the various interpretations of this phrase.

In this sermon, Ben Tory discusses the concept of body ministry, which is the idea that every member of the church has a ministry and is called to serve one another. He references a passage from Paul's first letter to the Corinthian Church, emphasizing the importance of love, humility, and obedience in exercising our spiritual gifts. Tory explains that body ministry is not limited to those with public or exciting ministries, but includes everyone in the church, including children, the aged, the sick, and shut-ins. He concludes by highlighting that the Holy Spirit wants to equip us with tools and empower us to use them effectively for the benefit of others.

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.