In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians being proactive in the fight to preserve life. He uses the acronym LIFE to outline four ways to do this. The first way is by learning and pursuing knowledge of the Lord's heart on these issues. The preacher encourages Christians to present the truth of God's word, even if it is unpopular, and to weep over the immorality of the nation. He emphasizes that indifference is unacceptable and that personal responsibility is required to make a difference in the fight for life.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the divine appointment and assurance given to Joshua. The sermon begins by highlighting the importance of making a decision to follow God, using the example of people who made the decision at a balloon and wine festival. The preacher then moves on to discuss the divine assurance given to Joshua, emphasizing that God's promises would be the source of Joshua's strength and courage. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of sharing the gospel and making disciples, encouraging listeners to fulfill their own divine commission.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God, acknowledging brokenness, seeking answers to problems, and recognizing Jesus as the ultimate solution. It delves into the consequences of disobedience, the need for repentance, and the role of believers as ambassadors of Christ to share the message of reconciliation with the world.

This sermon emphasizes the dangers of self-confidence, highlighting the need to trust in God's guidance and not lean on our own understanding. It explores how self-confidence can lead to prayerlessness, following personal reasoning over God's counsel, presumption, practical consequences, and personal discouragement. The message encourages surrendering to God's strength and wisdom, acknowledging that true victory comes from trusting in Him.

This sermon emphasizes the faithfulness of God, highlighting the importance of surrendering to Him and trusting in His promises. It explores the story of Rahab, showcasing how faith and obedience can lead to salvation and blessings for oneself and even extended to family members. The message encourages believers to heed God's warnings, avoid resurrecting past strongholds, and trust in His faithfulness to bring victory and fame to those who honor Him.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of living in light of eternity and evaluating our priorities. He admits that even he struggles with placing things before God, as he was playing Angry Birds instead of studying for his message. The pastor encourages the congregation to seek the Lord and build their lives upon the foundation of Jesus Christ. He urges them to live in a way that will receive the commendation of "well done, good and faithful servant" from the Lord. The pastor also acknowledges the moral darkness in the world and encourages believers to find joy in the Lord despite the circumstances.

Brent Yim delves into Psalm 119:10, where the psalmist passionately seeks God with his whole heart but acknowledges the struggle of wandering from God's commandments. The psalmist's desperation highlights the realization that human efforts alone cannot sustain obedience to God's word; it is only through God's gracious provision of heavenly protection that one can remain steadfast. This text emphasizes that while a zeal for holiness is crucial, true obedience is only possible through a constant reliance on God's sustaining grace.

Brent Yim delves into the profound truth that the human heart, in its fallen state, is a deep abyss of moral darkness that leads to a lifestyle contrary to God's righteousness. Jesus confirms this by highlighting that evil actions stem from the corrupt heart. The root cause of humanity's separation from God lies in the sinful condition of the heart, surpassing mere external behaviors. The psalmist reveals that the remedy to this eternal chasm is found in hiding God's Word in the heart, which has the power to transform and prevent sin, restoring fellowship with God. Those who cherish this truth strive to keep God's Word in their hearts to maintain intimacy with their Savior and avoid transgressions.

Brent Yim emphasizes the importance of praising God and seeking His guidance through His Word. The psalmist's heartfelt proclamation of praise is followed by a humble request for God to teach His statutes, reflecting a deep desire to know God more intimately. Yim highlights the significance of approaching the Scriptures with a heart that first desires to commune with God before seeking knowledge, echoing the sentiment that true understanding comes from a place of reverence and adoration for the Lord.

Brent Yim emphasizes the transformative power of immersing oneself in the Word of God, leading to a deep understanding and declaration of His truths. Just as the psalmist declared all the judgments of God's mouth, believers are called to boldly proclaim the revelations they have received through divine instruction. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, individuals can confidently share the righteous wisdom they have gained from God, reflecting a heart that is attuned to His voice and teachings.

Brent Yim preaches about the dangers of pursuing material wealth as the source of delight and satisfaction, highlighting how this pursuit can lead to bondage and destruction. He contrasts this with the Psalmist's declaration of finding joy and satisfaction in God's testimonies above all riches, emphasizing the incomparable worth of the Word of God in fulfilling the deepest longings of the heart.

Brent Yim emphasizes the importance of meditating on God's precepts and contemplating His ways to find stability of mind amidst life's uncertainties. He highlights how the human mind is often distracted by various thoughts and emotions, but true peace and wisdom come from focusing on the unchanging truths of God's Word. By choosing to fix our attention on God's constant words and works, we can navigate life with divine wisdom and experience promised treasures of peace, joy, surety, and comfort.

Brent Yim emphasizes the struggle young men face with immorality and rebellion, stemming from a sin-stricken nature that rejects God's standards. The remedy to this pervasive issue, applicable to all of humanity, is found in obedience to God's Word, as highlighted by the psalmist. By walking in divine counsel, individuals experience purification and protection, recognizing the reliability of God's guidance as a lamp for their path. Choosing to align with the Lord's ways offers salvation and security from the corrupt influences of the world.

Brent Yim delves into Psalm 119:8, where the psalmist expresses unwavering commitment to God's statutes while also acknowledging his need for divine assistance to remain faithful. The psalmist's recognition of his own limitations highlights the crucial role of God's grace in enabling believers to obey His commands. Yim emphasizes that true obedience stems from a dependence on God's empowering grace, underscoring the necessity of relying on divine providence for spiritual growth and obedience.

Brent Yim delves into the profound declaration of the psalmist to praise God with uprightness of heart, despite the inherent deceitfulness and wickedness of the human heart. He explores the paradox of how a sinful heart can confidently praise God, revealing that purity of praise stems from being instructed in God's righteous judgments. Yim emphasizes that the cleansing and protection of the heart come through immersing oneself in the Word of God, leading to genuine and heartfelt worship as a response to God's transformative work.

Brent Yim emphasizes the importance of seeking divine guidance and assistance in obeying God's commandments, recognizing the inherent tendency of the human heart to wander and stray from the path of righteousness. Just as a ship needs a compass for a safe journey, believers must rely on God's counsel to navigate through life and reach the destination of eternal life without experiencing the devastation of a spiritual shipwreck. The psalmist's plea for God's direction serves as a model for believers to humbly seek God's help in following His statutes and avoiding the shame of disobedience.