This sermon delves into the prophetic descriptions of the false prophet and the Antichrist as depicted in Revelation chapter 13, highlighting the deceptive nature of a world religious leader who will lead many astray by promoting a one-world religion. The sermon warns about the coming global control through a mark or chip, emphasizing the eternal consequences of worshiping the beast and receiving his mark. It concludes with a call to repentance, acceptance of Jesus Christ, and a reminder of God's mercy and the hope of eternal life.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a personal encounter with a woman who appears to be struggling and in need of help. Despite her appearance, she identifies herself as a missionary and expresses her desire to share the message of Jesus. The speaker is moved by her story and realizes the importance of having a "beautiful mind" like Christ, free from pride and judgment. The speaker urges the congregation to cultivate this mindset and fight against negative thoughts and influences. The sermon emphasizes the value of each individual's soul and the need to see the beauty in others rather than focusing on their faults.

This sermon delves into the challenges of dealing with unseen forces like Satan, emphasizing the need to resist temptation and rely on God's grace and guidance. Through the story of King David's trials and victories, the sermon highlights the importance of humility, submission to God, and seeking higher help to overcome spiritual battles. It underscores the significance of forgiveness, looking for beauty in others, and putting on the Lord Jesus Christ to navigate through life's trials.

In this sermon titled "Let Your Fire Fall, Lord," the preacher focuses on Romans chapter 12, verses 1 and 2. He emphasizes the importance of presenting our bodies as living sacrifices to God and not conforming to the ways of the world. The preacher highlights the example of Chinese Christians who prioritize the Bible, are willing to suffer for their faith, and continue to witness despite the risks. He also warns about the consequences of hidden sin and encourages believers to rely on God's faithfulness in times of temptation.

The video discusses the testimony of a family in Iran who watched the Gospel TV broadcast on an illegal satellite station and prayed together to confess their faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights the persecution and challenges faced by Christians in Iran, where the government is committed to Islam's quest for world dominion. Despite the risks, believers in the underground church boldly share their faith with others, even in public places like buses, taxis, and shops. The video also shares an example of a believer who obeyed the Holy Spirit's leading to give a New Testament to a man he met at a traffic light, leading to the man's conversion to Christianity.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of how people, particularly men, are consumed by worldly distractions such as television, jobs, and material possessions. He acknowledges his own guilt in prioritizing these things over his relationship with God and leading his family. The speaker also mentions the current state of America and Canada, where people are wealthy compared to the rest of the world, but have become lukewarm in their faith. He emphasizes the need for repentance and turning back to God, urging listeners to prioritize Him in their lives through fasting, weeping, and mourning. The sermon references the book of Joel, specifically chapter 2, which speaks about sounding an alarm and trembling before the day of the Lord.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of personal revival as a precursor to seeking revival for others. Drawing from the example of Ezra in the Bible, it highlights the need for confession, weeping, and trembling at the word of God as essential elements of revival. Obedience to God's commandments is stressed as a key factor in experiencing personal transformation and preparing for revival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of repentance and returning to the first works as instructed by Jesus in Revelation. The speaker shares personal experiences of witnessing miracles through faith and obedience in Canada. However, the speaker also expresses concern about the lack of tears and compassion for the lost in Western Christianity, contrasting it with the deep devotion and tears displayed by believers in persecuted nations. The speaker calls for repentance, prayer, and a return to the Word of God, urging Christians to rely on the Holy Spirit and actively share the love of God with others. The sermon concludes with a mention of a book written to help believers return to the early church principles and a reminder that it is freely available.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker recounts a personal experience of being in a prison and witnessing executions. The speaker describes being with the police and witnessing the execution of a prisoner who claimed to have supernatural power. The speaker then shares their own experience of being punished by being hung in the air for four hours, during which they prayed and felt a connection to Jesus' suffering on the cross. Despite the mistreatment and potential execution, the speaker expresses love for the Lord and a desire to share the gospel with those who do not know Christ. Eventually, the speaker is released from prison after a few hours of interrogation.

In this sermon, Pastor Derrick Melton addresses the issue of finding pleasure and satisfaction in worldly things rather than in Christ. He emphasizes that sin gains power through the pleasure it brings, and until we find our ultimate pleasure in Christ, we will continue to be enslaved by sin. The pastor also highlights the danger of listening to false doctrines and warns against hypocrisy, using an example of a pastor who was caught looking at a woman with lust. He concludes by sharing the story of a woman who finally understood the secret to victory in the Christian life, which is allowing Jesus to live through us.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses gratitude for the worship music and the opportunity to speak. The sermon focuses on preparing for a coming world leader, specifically the Antichrist. The speaker references Revelation chapter 13 and explains the symbolism in the text, such as the beast rising from the sea with seven heads and ten horns. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to stand strong in the face of challenges and to live their lives for God.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses gratitude for being invited to share the word of God with the audience. They are moved to tears by the testimony of a fellow believer and the powerful song performed by a young person. The speaker then shares a story about a missionary in India who used a light bulb to illustrate the importance of the connecting power of the Son of God. They emphasize the need for our first love to be for God and for our neighbors, including our spouse. The sermon concludes with an invitation to attend the next sermon, which will explore the concept of God's tears and the reasons for His weeping.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God is angry with the current state of affairs in the United States and Canada. He blames the lack of prayer and the removal of the Bible from schools for the increase in disasters, violence, and immorality. The speaker urges the audience to humble themselves, acknowledge their part in the decline of society, and pray sincerely like the publican in the Bible. He highlights the importance of prioritizing worship and prayer over worldly desires and pleasures.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of transformation and redemption through the power of God. He describes how God touched his lips, freeing him from the need to lie. The speaker also reflects on his struggle with wasting time on TV and sports on Sundays, realizing that God's day is holy and deserving of reverence. He then recounts a powerful experience of feeling overwhelmed by his sins and calling out to God for help, leading to a profound encounter with Jesus and a desire to live a righteous life. The speaker emphasizes the importance of confessing sins to God and learning from both the blessings and challenges in life, ultimately leading to a revival in his faith.

This sermon addresses the topic of preparing for persecution, drawing examples from personal experiences and stories of intense persecution in other countries like North Korea. It emphasizes the need to trust in God's protection and not fear men, even in the face of potential persecution. The message highlights the courage and faith of believers who faced extreme trials for their faith, choosing to remain steadfast in their love for Christ despite the severe consequences.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker discusses the persecution and martyrdom of Christians in various countries, including North Korea. The speaker shares stories of believers who faced imprisonment, torture, and death for their faith in Jesus Christ. The transcript highlights the courage and resilience of these Christians, who remained steadfast in their devotion to Christ even in the face of extreme suffering. The speaker calls on listeners to pray for persecuted believers, asking for God's protection, provision, and the opportunity to share the Gospel with others.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of believers gathering under the headship of the Lord Jesus Christ, highlighting the scarcity of the true Word of God being taught in many churches today. It urges believers to seek the truth of God's Word, to assemble with like-minded believers, and to live out the teachings of the Bible daily. The message encourages unity among believers based on the foundational teachings of the Gospels, Acts, and the entirety of Scripture, rather than denominational divisions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses seven evidences of having a relationship with God. The first evidence is having fellowship with Jesus Christ and God the Father and Holy Spirit. The second evidence is walking in the light, while the third evidence is keeping God's commandments. The fourth evidence is loving one's brothers and sisters, and the fifth evidence is no longer loving the world and its lusts. The sixth evidence is doing the will of the Father, and the seventh evidence is relying completely on Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that these evidences are more important than simply claiming to be a Christian, and encourages listeners to examine their own lives and make a new commitment to Christ if necessary.

This sermon discusses the formation of house churches and the circumstances under which one should consider starting a house church, emphasizing the importance of being able to receive the word of God in a pure and faithful manner. It encourages believers to leave churches that tolerate open sin or teach against the word of God, and to seek or establish Bible-believing fellowships. The sermon also highlights the role of prayer, worship, studying the word of God, and fellowship in a house church setting, emphasizing the need to be led by the Holy Spirit and to guard against false teachings.

This sermon delves into the presence of Christians in the Great Tribulation as depicted in the Bible, focusing on the persecution they will face under the Antichrist's rule. It emphasizes the need for unwavering faith and readiness to endure suffering for the sake of Christ, drawing examples from the martyrdom of early apostles and the call for modern Christians to witness boldly despite potential persecution. The message urges believers to embrace true repentance, turn away from worldly desires, and fully commit to following Jesus, even in the face of adversity.

Edgar Reich emphasizes the significance of cultivating a beautiful mind through humility and love, drawing from Philippians 2:2-5. He shares personal experiences of receiving and giving love within the church community, illustrating how esteeming others better than oneself leads to unity and revival. Reich reflects on the challenges of embodying Christ's humility and the transformative power of love in relationships, encouraging the congregation to practice esteeming one another. He concludes by inviting those unfamiliar with Christ to embrace His love and for believers to actively live out their faith in community.

This sermon emphasizes the power of fervent prayer and the miraculous ways in which God answers prayers, contrasting the lack of belief in the Western world with the strong faith and prayer practices in the Chinese house church movement. It shares testimonies of answered prayers, including physical healings and resurrections, highlighting the unchanging nature of God and His willingness to intervene in our lives.

This sermon delves into the topic of the end times, exploring various prophecies and events leading up to the end of the world as described in the book of Revelation. It emphasizes the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior to avoid the judgment and eternal damnation, as well as the urgency of sharing the Gospel with others. The speaker provides a detailed overview of the sequence of events including the Great Tribulation, the rise of the Antichrist, the Battle of Armageddon, the establishment of a thousand-year kingdom, and the final judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of witnessing and sharing the word of God with others. They emphasize the need for repentance and asking for forgiveness for not being a faithful witness. The speaker also encourages seeking the filling of the Holy Spirit and having faith that God will provide the words to speak. They address common fears and doubts that may hinder witnessing, reminding listeners that relying on oneself and denying the power of God is not the way to go. The sermon concludes with references to biblical verses that emphasize the commandment to go and make disciples of all nations.

This sermon emphasizes the mission of the church to witness and share the gospel with all people, drawing inspiration from the dedication of the Chinese Underground Church. It highlights the daily commitment to living out the gospel, the willingness to face persecution for the sake of Christ, and the urgency to spread the message of Jesus despite challenges and risks.