In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding and teaching the Word of God. He mentions an instruction book with 18 to 24 lessons that new converts or those going through instruction would receive. These lessons cover topics such as salvation, God's part and man's part in salvation, and assurance of salvation. However, the preacher highlights that there are many other things that are not taught in these lessons. He emphasizes the need to focus on the Word of God and the message of salvation, which is the life that Christ brings to us and was lost through sin. The preacher also references Ephesians 4:18, which speaks about being alienated from the life of God due to ignorance and blindness of heart. He concludes by emphasizing that the gospel message is the message of life and salvation, and it is what should be preached to the people.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for individuals to allow God to break them and submit to His will. He questions how long people will resist God's will, defend themselves, and blame others. The preacher highlights the importance of humbling oneself before God and seeking His guidance in all circumstances. He also discusses the concept of trials and challenges as tools used by God to shape individuals and bring them closer to His image. The sermon encourages believers to trust in God's love and to seek His perspective in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young father who has a purpose in life - to provide for his family and take care of his 14 dairy cows on his five-acre land. The young man works tirelessly, cutting grass with a wheat eater and feeding the cows by hand. He also spends his time reviewing what was taught in Bible studies, visiting people, and meeting their needs. The speaker emphasizes that this young father's dedication to his calling is a powerful testimony of his faith and commitment to the kingdom mandate. The sermon encourages listeners to prioritize their focus on the kingdom of God and let their testimonies shine as a light in the world. The speaker references Luke 12:35-40 to emphasize the importance of being ready and prepared for the coming of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the cost of following Jesus. He references biblical examples such as Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and the persecution faced by the early Christians in Acts. The speaker also asks the audience if they believe in the authority and infallibility of the Bible. He then poses questions about confessing a good conscience before God and man, and being willing to accept brotherly discipline. The sermon concludes with a powerful illustration of a town in ruins and the need for Christians to actively participate in the restoration process.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of focusing on the message of Jesus rather than our own feelings and emotions. He uses the example of Martin Beams, who became depressed when he based his actions on his emotions rather than the teachings of Jesus. The preacher then highlights the four stages of the Christian journey: hearing and believing the word of God, experiencing a life change, forming a committed community, and being a light in the world. He also emphasizes the difference between the church and the world, stating that it is not determined by physical buildings or membership, but by the transformative work of God in individuals' lives. The sermon concludes with references to biblical passages, urging believers to speak, exhort, and rebuke with authority and to adhere to the wholesome words of Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing a scene where he sees a man diligently setting up chairs in the church basement. This man is later introduced as Brother Leonard, who exemplifies the proper discharge of duties and serving others. The preacher then focuses on Hebrews chapter 13, specifically verses 7, 17, and 24, which mention obeying and submitting to those who have rule over you. However, the preacher emphasizes that this does not mean dominating or controlling others, but rather serving and being examples to the flock. The sermon concludes with the idea that true leadership is found in those who serve and care for the needs of others, just as Jesus came to serve and not to be served.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the spirit of reconciliation in our lives. He shares a story set in Greenland about a drunkard who caused harm to his wife. The speaker highlights the need for reconciliation in broken relationships within church communities. He urges listeners to have an attitude of forgiveness and to seek reconciliation with others, emphasizing that this is the spirit of Jesus and God's church. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of seeking forgiveness from God and healing our land through reconciliation.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by mentioning a choice he would have liked to present visually but is unable to due to time constraints. He then describes a scenario where a young Catholic couple, hungry for God's word, seeks guidance on the way of God. The speaker asks a young man to share the message of God's holiness with them. The sermon emphasizes the importance of practicing what Jesus taught and following in his steps. The speaker concludes by inviting the audience to follow the Lord Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by posing a question to the audience: would they be satisfied if they had a relationship with Jesus like a bride has with her bridegroom? The speaker emphasizes that this question is meant to be a devotional one, not a trick question. The sermon then explores the idea of seeking God's face and turning away from wicked ways. The speaker suggests that something has come between humanity and God, creating a spiritual eclipse, and encourages the audience to seek God's face and restore their relationship with Him. The sermon also suggests that the Song of Solomon, often seen as a love song, is actually a spiritual allegory of the relationship between a Christian and Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by asking the congregation if they would be satisfied if their relationship with their spouse was like the relationship described in the Song of Solomon. He then reads a passage from the Song of Solomon that describes the deep love and intimacy between the bride and her bridegroom. The preacher emphasizes that we should strive for a close and intimate relationship with Jesus, just as the bride had with her beloved. He also mentions that there are things that can break our communion with Jesus and cause a broken relationship, and he plans to explore these topics in future sermons.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the process of restoring someone who has fallen into sin within the church community. He shares a specific example of a young man who engaged in improper conduct with a 15-year-old girl who was working for him. The young man eventually confesses his actions to the speaker. The speaker emphasizes the importance of addressing such matters within the church and involving the community in the restoration process. He also highlights the role of wise individuals within the church who can judge and help restore those who have fallen. The sermon concludes with a powerful story of a father expressing his remorse for not being a better role model for his son.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of the word of God in transforming lives. He highlights that external conditions or organizations cannot bring true communion with God, but only the message of the Bible can. The preacher encourages young children who love the gospel truth and want to be part of the family of God, assuring them that it is through the word of God that their souls will be quickened. He emphasizes the importance of adhering to the teachings of Jesus Christ, particularly in the Sermon on the Mount, and challenges the congregation to examine their hearts and live in humility and love towards others.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a simple service that took place in a forest. Around 36 people gathered at night, led by a brother named George Bastian. He read scriptures and spoke for three hours, followed by a quarter-hour prayer for authorities and persecutors. Afterward, they shared a common meal, with some bringing food. The speaker emphasizes the simplicity and lack of hierarchy in this service, highlighting the importance of serving one another and meeting each other's needs.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young father who has a purpose in life - to provide for his family and take care of his dairy cows on his five-acre land. The speaker emphasizes that this young man's dedication to his responsibilities is a reflection of his focus on the kingdom mandate. The sermon encourages listeners to change their focus from worldly distractions to the mission of spreading the gospel and helping those in need. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having the right focus and protecting oneself from the immodesty of the world by keeping the heart focused on salvation and the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that faith does not come from human will or effort, but from the mercy of God. He explains that not everyone is able to believe on their own, as it is a result of being born of God and being driven by the Holy Spirit. The preacher also highlights the importance of having compassion and treating others as we would like to be treated. He references Romans 14, emphasizing the need to refrain from judging others and to be fully persuaded in our own minds. The sermon emphasizes the individual heart connection with God and the responsibility of every believer to live in obedience to their Bible-taught conscience.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of not relying solely on outward conformity to validate one's Christian experience. He warns against dividing over differences in standards and emphasizes the need to listen to others who may have something to say from the Lord on a matter. The speaker also highlights the perseverance and love of believers in the face of persecution, using the example of Dirk Willems. Lastly, he addresses four areas where love should be practiced: in our covenant with fellow believers, in our economic life, in answering the call to evangelism, and in being willing to bear the cross of persecution.