In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of moving forward in God's victory and rest. He references the story of the Israelites entering the promised land and how they experienced the Lord's presence, guidance, and blessings as they moved forward. The speaker also mentions the story of the four lepers who faced the enemy and were saved. He encourages Christians to respond to God's call and face their own temptations and challenges. The sermon concludes with an invitation for a person named Hobab to join Moses on their journey to the promised land.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being faithful to God's grace, regardless of the size of the congregation. The sermon focuses on the story of Jesus' encounters with a hopeless man, a helpless woman, and a lifeless child, highlighting how Jesus was able to masterfully handle each situation. The preacher encourages the audience to trust in Jesus as their Savior and to find rest in Him, rather than struggling or clinging to their own efforts. The sermon references the book of Mark and Hebrews 4 to support the message of finding rest in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by recounting a humorous incident where a brother struggled to speak due to technical difficulties. The speaker then mentions his own chart that he has designed to explain his perspective on certain topics. He explains that there will be a series of five charts, each with more details, to be discussed throughout the week. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the chairman, song leader, and congregation in creating a spiritual atmosphere for the preaching of the word.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the prophecy by Daniel in chapter two, verse 31. The prophecy describes a great image with different materials representing different kingdoms. The speaker explains that Israel, chosen and loved by God, rejected Christ and is currently set aside. However, God's promise to Israel will be fulfilled in the future. The ultimate purpose of prophecy is to vindicate and glorify Jesus Christ throughout the entire universe.

The sermon transcript discusses the power and value of the gospel in various aspects of life. It emphasizes that the gospel is a great leveler, bringing people together in Christ. The story of Onesimus, a runaway slave who was reconciled with his master, is used as an analogy to highlight the transformative power of the gospel. The sermon also encourages believers to open their homes and share the gospel with their unsaved neighbors. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the grace of God and its ability to transform lives and bring glory to His name.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of presenting ourselves as living sacrifices to God. He references Romans 12:1, which states that the sacrifices God desires are broken and contrite hearts. The principle of curiosity is highlighted, explaining that when we honor God with what we have, He will be glorified and pleased, and the work for God will continue. The speaker also discusses two situations - poverty and abundance - and how the apostle Paul was able to master both. In poverty, Paul trusted in God's provision and was content, while in abundance, he used his resources to support others and spread the gospel. The sermon encourages believers to find joy and blessing in being used by God in ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and its connection to evangelism. He highlights the joy that comes from both praying and evangelizing, as they are both works that bring joy and allow us to see God's work in saving souls. The preacher also discusses the theme of union with Christ, which is a major theme in the writings of the apostle Paul. He encourages the listeners to pray with belief, following the gospel way of asking and receiving, and to rejoice in the Lord. The sermon concludes with the preacher expressing his expectation of joy in seeing the oneness of the believers, their blamelessness, and their witness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of the last days and how to live in them. He references 2 Peter chapter 3 verse 3, which talks about people in the last days questioning the promise of Jesus' return. The preacher also shares a story about a conversation he had with a boy about Sunday school and Jacob. He then reads from Revelation chapter 21 verse 9, which describes the bride of the lamb and the holy city of Jerusalem. The sermon concludes with a reminder from Philippians about the importance of being optimistic and believing in the preacher's final words.

In this sermon, the preacher starts by describing a gathering where the ladies sang and danced, expressing their joy and praise to the Lord. However, the atmosphere changed when one woman began backbiting and criticizing, and she was struck by electricity as a consequence. The preacher then shifts the focus to the disciples and their singing, possibly referencing parts of Psalm 113-118. The sermon emphasizes the importance of not only preaching the word of God but also living a balanced and humble life, exemplifying Christ's selflessness. The preacher concludes by highlighting that while salvation is a finished work through Christ's sacrifice, it is also an ongoing process that should be outwardly manifested in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. He believes that the world's greatest need is not a new economic system, but rather the message of salvation. The speaker refers to the apostle Paul's writings in Colossians, highlighting various principles underlying the preaching of the gospel, such as stewardship, suffering, sincerity, sanctification, and united action. He encourages the listeners to personally apply the gospel to their hearts by believing in Jesus, repenting of their sins, and accepting him as their Lord and Savior. The speaker also mentions the potential for suffering and persecution when sharing the gospel, but assures that God will use such experiences for the furtherance of his kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of humility and unselfishness, using the example of a friend visiting another friend who is hungry. The first friend goes to ask for food from Mr. Lord, emphasizing the need to look out for the interests of others. The speaker then transitions to discussing a passage from the Bible, where God instructs his people to confront their sins. Despite appearing to be good and godly, the people still needed to acknowledge their transgressions and seek God's guidance.

The video is a sermon on the book of Colossians, focusing on the introduction, the Christ, the church, and the conclusion. The introduction includes the salutation, thanksgiving, and prayer. The Christ section explores the Christological passages in the New Testament. The church section covers chapters two to four, discussing the believer's standing, spiritual state, and balanced service. The conclusion includes salutations and emphasizes the preeminence and fullness of Christ. The sermon aims to inspire and teach from the Word of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of time periods in relation to God's eternal purpose. He explains that these periods, referred to as dispensations, are symbolic representations of important events throughout history. The preacher goes on to discuss various charts that illustrate these periods, including the fall of man, the present age of grace, and Daniel's 70th week. He also mentions the future events of the seals, trumpets, and vials, which represent God's judgments on the earth. The sermon concludes with a focus on the glorious day of Christ's coming in power and great glory.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the different roles and identities of David in the Bible. David starts as a captain, solving the problem of his people's debts and transforming discontentment into contentment and peace. Later, he becomes a bridegroom, symbolizing the union between Christ and the church through his death and resurrection. The speaker also highlights the role of the church in bringing many sons to glory and glorifying Christ on earth. The sermon concludes with a brief analysis of the Acts of the Apostles, emphasizing the birth of the church, its expansion through persecution, and Peter's role in leading Gentiles into the church.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of having the mind of Christ Jesus. He emphasizes the concept of dying to oneself in order to truly live and bear fruit. The speaker also highlights the need for self-surrender and a spirit of peace and restfulness in order to achieve unity and oneness among believers. The sermon references various Bible verses, including Philippians 3:14 and 4:7, to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of putting one's heart into living according to the word of God. He discusses the concept of wives submitting to their husbands, husbands loving their wives, children obeying their parents, and servants obeying their masters, all for the sake of the Lord Jesus. The preacher also highlights the significance of continuity in faith as a proof of one's relationship with God. He mentions the concern of many young people in churches who may not have a personal experience with God, as evidenced by their lack of commitment and tendency to move away when given freedom. The sermon concludes with a reading from the book of Colossians, emphasizing the redemption and power found in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of trusting in Christ and doing His will. He refers to the story of the children of Israel in Exodus, where God clearly instructed them to go into the wilderness and worship Him. Despite being in God's will, they faced a challenge of not finding water to drink. However, they cried out to Moses, who in turn cried out to the Lord, and God provided for their needs. The preacher also shares a personal story of a man who found the will of God and the Lord Jesus Christ, leading to miraculous provisions and opportunities for ministry. The sermon encourages listeners to trust in God's faithfulness in both times of need and abundance.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Colossians chapter 4 and highlights three exhortations: prayer, walk, and speech. The first exhortation is about prayer, emphasizing the importance of continuing in prayer and being thankful. The second exhortation is about the believer's walk, urging them to walk wisely and carefully for the sake of their testimony and to make the most of opportunities. The third exhortation is about speech, encouraging believers to speak in a way that is sound and edifying. The speaker emphasizes the need for balance in these three areas to become a perfectly balanced Christian.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by acknowledging the noise outside the chapel and expresses gratitude for the strong construction of the building. He then highlights the main theme of the sermon, which is the believer's union with Christ. The preacher explains that being in Christ brings blessings, holiness, and acceptance. He also mentions that the letter to the Ephesians emphasizes the concept of heavenly places and the believer's ability to live the Christian life through the power of the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of union with Christ in various aspects of the believer's life, such as predestination, regeneration, reconciliation, sanctification, and conversation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of setting examinations for his students at Moreland. He explains the rules and time limits for the exams. The speaker then transitions to discussing the theme of rejoicing in the Lord, as mentioned in the book of Philippians. He outlines his understanding of the first chapter, which revolves around the love between Paul and the Philippian Christians, with Christ being at the center of their hearts. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of liberty in Christ and the need to submit to His will and love one another.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by acknowledging that he is not recording the sermon to send to his loved ones, as they have likely had enough spiritual indigestion. He then talks about the glorious future that awaits believers in heaven and how the singing on earth is just a practice for what is to come. The preacher emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the presence of the Lord Jesus within and allowing him to live through us. He also discusses the practical aspects of living the Christian life and the need to walk worthy of the calling we have received. The key verse for this section is Ephesians 4:1, which urges believers to walk worthy of their vocation.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the concept of sowing and reaping, emphasizing that whatever we sow, we will eventually reap. He then introduces the parable of the sower from Mark 4, explaining that parables are earthly illustrations used by Jesus to convey divine truths. The preacher highlights that in this parable, the soul represents God, the seed represents the word of God, and the soil represents the hearts of people. The sermon emphasizes that God desires a fruitful harvest and uses his servants to sow the seed, with the promise that those who sow in tears will reap in joy.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of opening one's heart to the Lord and allowing Him to work in one's life. The preacher encourages the congregation to fully surrender to God and receive His blessings and guidance. The sermon also mentions the need to put one's spiritual power and resources at the Lord's disposal. The preacher shares a story about a woman who felt unworthy but learned that God can use anyone who is willing to serve Him. The sermon concludes with a reference to Mark chapter 14 and the promise of greater things in store for those who follow the Lord.

The video is a sermon on the Gospel according to Mark. The speaker highlights three main sections of the Gospel: the coming of the Son of God, his ministry, and his sacrifice as a ransom for many. He emphasizes the importance of reading Mark's Gospel in a modern translation to understand its message. The speaker also discusses the key themes of servanthood and obedience in Mark's Gospel, and emphasizes the concept of the gospel of the second chance for believers.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the importance of working together in pairs, as exemplified by Jesus sending out his disciples two by two. He then goes on to describe the various roles and attributes of Jesus, such as being the Nazarene, the omniscient Son of God, a carpenter, a prophet, a healer, a teacher, and the master. The preacher emphasizes the power and compassion of Jesus, highlighting his ability to provide for the needs of his followers and overcome challenges. He concludes by encouraging listeners to turn to Jesus in times of difficulty and seek to learn from their experiences.