In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a man named Casey who was distributing leaflets about the blood of Jesus. Casey encountered a drunk man and explained to him how the blood of Jesus can cleanse his heart. This encounter deeply impacted Casey, leading him to seek the Lord and eventually become a missionary. The speaker then shares another story about a man named Mike who fell ill while working on a water supply project. Despite initially ignoring the signs, Mike's wife prayed for help and miraculously, two doctors arrived at their door. The sermon emphasizes the power of the blood of Jesus and the importance of trusting in God's guidance.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the Apostle Paul's prayer for the Ephesians. He highlights three main requests that Paul makes in his prayer. Firstly, Paul wants the Ephesians to understand the hope of their calling, which will encourage and uplift them. Secondly, he wants them to grasp the riches of God's inheritance in the saints, which will enrich their lives. Lastly, Paul desires for them to experience the exceeding greatness of God's power towards those who believe, which will energize and empower them. The preacher emphasizes the importance of these three requests and encourages the audience to delve deeper into the latter half of chapter one in the Bible to gain a better understanding of Paul's prayer.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses a book called "God Sometimes Has a Kid's Face" written by a Roman Catholic priest who requested to work with young people in need in Harlem. The book highlights how God speaks to people through the faces of these troubled young individuals. The preacher also shares a story about a rebellious son who is reminded of his sins by watching a Billy Graham sermon on TV. The sermon emphasizes the importance of conveying love to rebellious children and grandchildren, and the need for prayer and persistence in reaching out to them.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of different levels of light in the world, starting from the mineral world and progressing to the human world. He uses the analogy of grass and flowers to illustrate this progression. The speaker then transitions to discussing the importance of Christians laying aside malice, guile, hypocrisies, envies, and evil speaking. He challenges the notion that Christians are exempt from these negative traits and emphasizes the fallen nature inherited by all humans.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of feeling trapped and forgotten, longing for the joy and freedom that others seem to have. Despite the difficulties, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not forgetting God's word and promises. The story of Joseph is used as an example of how God can refine and shape our character through challenging times. The speaker encourages listeners to live in the word and trust that God's plan for their lives will be fulfilled.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Daniel and the revelation that was given to him. Daniel was mourning for three full weeks, during which he abstained from pleasant food, meat, wine, and anointing himself. On the twenty-fourth day of the first month, Daniel was by the side of a great river when he saw a man clothed in linen. The man spoke to Daniel, assuring him that his prayers had been heard and that he should understand the matter and consider the vision. The rest of the chapter reveals the important prophetic subject of the Seventy Weeks of Daniel. The speaker also raises the question of the location of heaven and emphasizes the significance of prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the fear-filled culture we live in today. He highlights the various sources of fear, including personal struggles, loneliness, and the general sense of hopelessness and insecurity. The speaker also mentions President Carter's speech at the UN Assembly, where he acknowledges the failure to achieve lasting peace. The sermon emphasizes the importance of using our voices to talk about the Lord and make our lives count, just like an elderly man who decides to share his faith by distributing tracks. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to live a life that aligns with God's plan and to find fulfillment in hearing Jesus say, "It's just like the plan."

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the marvel of how God created each person uniquely, with different physical features. He emphasizes that although we may think we look similar, we are actually different and have different needs for Christ. The speaker then shares a personal story about a student who was failing in school but had potential. Through a conversation with the student, the speaker realizes that the student had served in the military and had a disciplined mindset. The speaker relates this to how Jesus is the answer to our needs, using the metaphor of Jesus being the bread of life, the light of the world, the door, the true vine, the good shepherd, the way, the truth, and the life. The sermon concludes with the speaker highlighting the preciousness of Jesus' name, particularly in times of loss and grief.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the question of why there are still billions of people who have not heard the word of God. He explains that the imperative for the church to spread the gospel has faded in modern times, with fewer missionary sermons being preached and fewer young people feeling called to serve in regions beyond. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the Lord's commandment to be witnesses for Him in all parts of the world. He shares a personal story of preaching the gospel in a remote area of the Philippines, highlighting the need for Christians to prioritize world evangelization.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the issue of watching movies and videos in the privacy of one's home. He argues that while there may be logical explanations for why certain prohibitions no longer apply, the most important thing is to live a life that pleases the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of receiving the Lord's approval and choosing to live after the Spirit rather than the flesh. He also shares a story about Verdi and his operas to illustrate the significance of applause and recognition, suggesting that we should not discount the importance of passages in the Bible that we know well. Overall, the sermon highlights the need for a dynamic and pleasing life in accordance with God's expectations.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that the story of the Bible can be summed up in one sentence: the story of man's ruin in sin and God's remedy in Christ. The main theme running through the entire Bible is redemption. The preacher highlights the importance of the salvation of sinners and the evangelization of a lost world as the main focus of the church. He also discusses the significance of the genealogical record in the Bible and how it reveals God's sovereign grace reaching out to all men. Additionally, the preacher marvels at the miracle of God dwelling in the womb of Mary and emphasizes that this miracle is repeated in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the main subject of the Bible, which is man's reconciliation to God and redemption from sin through Christ. He emphasizes that the Bible tells the story of man's complete ruin in sin and God's perfect remedy in Christ. The speaker also shares a story about a woman named Mrs. Fleming who showed kindness to a group of men working on a road near her house. This story serves as an example of how miracles, both big and small, can be seen as the hand of God. The sermon concludes with the speaker highlighting the importance of being prepared for the struggles and persecution that believers may face, as mentioned in the book of Peter.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the troubled and disturbed state of the world and society. He acknowledges that while we may not know when it will end, we know where and how it will end, referring to the revelation and rapture. The speaker humorously shares his experience of being scheduled to speak at a youth rally and the anticipation of finally getting his turn to speak. He also mentions a story about a man who had a weather instrument that indicated a storm, but when he looked outside, he saw stars, emphasizing the importance of relying on the right source of information.

Charles Anderson emphasizes God's promises and faithfulness amidst trials, sharing experiences from his recent mission trip to South America where he encountered both the challenges faced by missionaries and the spiritual opposition they endure. He reflects on the importance of trusting God during difficult times, drawing parallels with the psalmist Asaph's struggles in Psalm 77, where he questions God's ways yet ultimately finds solace in remembering God's past faithfulness. Anderson encourages believers to seek God in both quiet moments and turbulent times, asserting that God's ways are revealed in the sanctuary and the sea, and that He is always at work, even when circumstances seem dire.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Caleb from the Bible. He highlights Caleb's unwavering faith and determination despite facing 40 years of wilderness wandering. The preacher emphasizes that Caleb had a clear vision and never lost sight of his inheritance, which was a specific piece of land. Despite the challenges and monotony of life, Caleb remained faithful and desired to fulfill his purpose. The preacher encourages the audience to adopt Caleb's mindset and seek their own unique purpose in life, trusting in God's guidance and remaining steadfast in their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges faced by the Israelites during their journey from Egypt to the Promised Land. He emphasizes that the Israelites were not skilled warriors and were vulnerable to attacks from marauding tribes. Despite their weaknesses, the speaker highlights that the Israelites had a constant reminder of their pilgrim status and were not allowed to settle down along the way. The speaker also shares personal experiences and expresses gratitude for God's grace and support in difficult times.

In this video, the speaker shares various anecdotes and experiences to convey important messages to the audience. He begins by recounting a summer where children interacted with hippies and were promised to be featured in a movie. The speaker then transitions to discussing the letter of Peter in the Bible, emphasizing that believers are exactly where God wants them to be. He also mentions the importance of having a global perspective and reaching out to those who have not heard the gospel. Lastly, the speaker shares a personal testimony of his assurance of salvation and emphasizes his certainty of going to heaven.

In this sermon, the speaker tells a story about a tall, strong slave who catches the attention of slave traders. The speaker then shifts to talking about a philosophy class he took where the professor asked a profound question about the purpose of life. The speaker reflects on how he has learned to control his sinful nature and feed his spiritual life. He concludes by reminding the audience that as children of God, they are sons and daughters of the King and should live accordingly.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the purpose and message of the epistle. They suggest seeking the highest point of truth in each chapter, referring to it as the "mountain peak truth." The sermon also highlights the need for believers to actively pursue God's will and to recognize the personal and parental nature of God's plan. The speaker encourages listeners to take action and make a difference in their country by seeking God and shaping their nation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being invited to a wealthy family's home for dinner. The family had four wild and energetic boys. During the meal, one of the boys approached the speaker and asked about the Bible. This encounter led the speaker to reflect on the importance of the Holy Bible and the need for it to be illustrated and understood. The sermon then takes a turn as the speaker recounts the tragic accident that took the lives of three of the boys, leaving only one hanging onto life. The speaker expresses the difficulty of being a preacher in such moments and shares a story about a simple man named Billy who found solace in prayer despite his illiteracy.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a substitute teacher who asked a question about the walls of Jericho and a student confidently volunteered to knock them down. The speaker then transitions to discussing signs that indicate the nearness of the tribulation period. He recommends a book by Charles Colson called "Against the Night" which highlights the corruption and potential collapse of Western civilization. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of paying attention to what is happening in Israel, as it relates to God's covenant people. Additionally, the speaker mentions the increasing ignorance of the word of God in general society as a preparation for the great tribulation period.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience at Camp Blanding and relates it to the Christian life. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's purpose and plan in the universe and how we fit into it. The speaker prays for the listeners to have a fuller understanding of God's plan and for them to experience a transformation in their approach to life. The sermon also mentions the limitless resources and power available to believers through their relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a group of kids who spent 10 weeks mixing with other kids and witnessing to them. They captured their experiences on film and planned to show it on Labor Day Sunday. The speaker then transitions to discussing the assurance of salvation and confidently declares that he knows he is going to heaven when he dies. He then directs the audience to Romans chapter 8, which he describes as a powerful and important chapter in the Bible that addresses the struggle between behavior and justification as a child of God.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the concept of fairness and the challenges of preaching the word of God. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about his sons secretly recording his sermons to catch him in moments of unfairness. However, on one particular occasion, the sermon was fair and there was no need for the speaker to argue or shout. The speaker then transitions to discussing the biblical story of Daniel and how he prayed and confessed his sins before receiving a visit from the angel Gabriel. Gabriel informs Daniel that his prayers were heard and that he has come to give him understanding and insight into future events.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the profound message found in Ephesians chapter 2. He compares the spiritual journey to climbing the peaks of the Swiss Alps, emphasizing the rare atmosphere one experiences when reaching the peak. The preacher shares a story about sharing the gospel with a Japanese woman, highlighting the simplicity and power of John 3:16. He then delves into the three different attitudes towards sin and the world that are outlined in Ephesians 2, emphasizing the need for moral strength to resist and overcome the world's influence.