In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of holiness in the life of a Christian. He states that without holiness, no one can see the Lord. The speaker highlights that biblical holiness is a result of a saving union with Christ and is an outcome of regeneration. He also emphasizes that living a holy life is essential for doing good to others and that our actions can either do good or harm to those around us. The speaker shares personal experiences and struggles with striving for holiness, including a time when he focused solely on reading Romans 7 until he could quote three chapters.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three important things to remember when thinking about the church. He references Matthew 3:12, where John the Baptist speaks about Jesus. The verse teaches that Jesus will thoroughly purge his floor, gather the wheat, and burn the chaff with unquenchable fire. The preacher then mentions a problem in the church of Corinth, where people were following different preachers instead of focusing on Christ. He emphasizes the need for spiritual maturity and unity, highlighting the presence of envy, strife, and division among the Corinthians. The preacher also references Romans 8, discussing the freedom from condemnation for those who walk in the Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own conversion experience and the impact of a true witness in his life. He emphasizes the importance of true evangelism and witnessing, highlighting the role of believers in pointing others to Christ. The speaker then focuses on 2 Timothy 2:24-26, discussing the condition of the unconverted and the need for patience and gentleness in sharing the truth. He concludes by urging listeners to go home and share their testimonies with their friends, relatives, and neighbors, emphasizing the power of personal experiences in drawing others to Christ.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker discusses the importance of presenting the gospel in a concise and effective manner. They emphasize that many people are already open to accepting Christ and do not need to be convinced, but rather need a clear presentation that should not exceed 30 minutes. The speaker also quotes from a counseling training course, highlighting the need for individuals to be brought to a sense of self-denial and to flee from the occasion of sin in order to experience true conversion. They emphasize the importance of understanding and seriously considering the gospel before it can be received and lived out. The sermon references the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20, emphasizing the command to teach and disciple all nations, and also mentions Luke 14, which discusses counting the cost before coming to Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Champions reflects on the decline of his church from 880 members to 300, and expresses his desire for revival. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and asks for God's guidance and intervention. He contrasts the true work of God with artificial excitement created by manipulators and gimmicks. Pastor Champions highlights the qualities of faithful ministers, such as seriousness about the work and Word of God, faith in the power of the Spirit, and patience in waiting for the fruit of their labor.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the moral law and its role in revealing the breach between God and humanity. He highlights how people often create their own moral codes to justify their actions and avoid feeling guilty. The preacher also shares an anecdote about a group of Christian students who were unable to provide a concise and unified definition of the gospel. He concludes by emphasizing the need to understand the true nature of the gospel as good news and glad tidings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christ being revealed to the heart. He argues that without this revelation, one is destined for hell. When Christ is revealed to the heart, certain things happen, such as a desire to serve Him and a turning away from worldly things. The preacher also discusses how Christ is revealed to the heart, emphasizing that it is not through tricks or gimmicks, but through genuine surrender and submission to God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the parable of the sower and the different types of believers. He emphasizes the importance of having a strong foundation in faith and warns against being easily swayed or falling away during times of temptation. The preacher also highlights the narrow road to heaven and the dangers of presumption and despair. He encourages believers to hold onto God's promises and follow His precepts to avoid these pitfalls. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for genuine and steadfast faith in Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by emphasizing the importance of Jesus as the light of the world. He then reads from Luke 8:4-15, which contains the parable of the sower. The parable describes different types of soil where the seed falls, representing different responses to the word of God. The preacher highlights the need for honesty in sharing the gospel and suggests that many churches have not been honest with people about the true cost of following Christ. He concludes by mentioning another difference between the real and the spiritual, without providing further details.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of seriousness and dedication in the work of God and the word of God. He emphasizes the need for men in the ministry to be focused on success and to approach their work with faith, hope, and love. The speaker also highlights the significance of laying a strong foundation in the church through prayer, preaching, and teaching. He concludes by urging the audience to strengthen what remains and to hold fast to their faith, reminding them of the rewards for those who overcome.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the subject of gospel charity or love. He begins by reading from the little epistle of John, specifically Chapter 3, and continues to the end of Chapter 4. The preacher emphasizes the importance of love and its connection to the law. He mentions watching a news segment about male prostitutes and discusses the reactions of religious individuals to such topics. The preacher admits that this is the first time he has dedicated a sermon solely to the subject of love and acknowledges that it is a broad and complex topic.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God with power and sincerity, rather than being hypocritical. He mentions quotes from theologians such as Calvin and Charles Bridges to support his points. The speaker also mentions the fear expressed by Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones about the generation's tendency to idolize Jesus without fully understanding the purpose of his coming, which is to reconcile humanity with God. Additionally, the speaker criticizes the focus on psychological gimmicks and laws in evangelism, highlighting the significance of the law of God in the work of spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the bad news before embracing the good news of the gospel. He states that the gospel presupposes the fact that there is some awful bad news. The preacher highlights the role of the commandments in leading people to Christ, stating that they bring grace but not good news. He shares a personal anecdote about witnessing to a moral man who needed to understand the bad news before accepting the good news.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the question of what the early Christians had that the present generation seems to lack. He stands up and reads the entire book of Acts, searching for the answer. Eventually, he concludes that the early Christians had three simple things: a commitment to do God's will, regardless of success or failure, a willingness to proclaim God's message, and a disposition of heart characterized by tears and compassion. The speaker emphasizes the importance of heartfelt feelings and compassion in sharing the truth of God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel with others. He highlights the contrast between selling products and sharing the message of salvation. The speaker shares a personal experience of witnessing to a man who was initially distracted by the television but eventually cried out to God for mercy. He concludes by urging the audience to consider the power of the gospel and to pray for the Holy Spirit to work in their evangelistic efforts. The sermon encourages believers to prioritize sharing the message of grace and salvation with others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of preparing oneself for witnessing and sharing the gospel. They emphasize the need for sincerity and avoiding deceit in evangelism. The speaker also mentions the trust that believers have been given by God to share the gospel. They highlight the significance of understanding what the gospel truly is. The sermon encourages believers to be diligent in their witness and to have proper motives for evangelism.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the gospel as the trust that has been given to believers. He highlights the repeated mention of the gospel in the Bible, particularly in the book of Acts. The speaker emphasizes that the gospel message is to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. He also emphasizes that the message should be directed towards the whole person, including their intellect, emotions, conscience, and will. The speaker encourages believers to focus on the root thing that happens in conversion rather than trying to change people's habits.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of addressing the needs of the audience and applying the teachings of the Bible to their lives. He emphasizes the necessity of evangelism and the biblical doctrine of assurance. The preacher also shares a personal experience of being deceived by someone who only told him partial truths. He concludes by expressing his frustration in not knowing how much to touch on in his sermon, comparing it to a bishop who lost his train ticket but was recognized by the conductor.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of directing people to the Bible rather than diverting them from it. He had a plan to talk about evangelism, focusing on the man of evangelism, the message of evangelism, and the methods and motives of evangelism. However, he only got halfway through his plan and feels pressured to finish the message. The speaker emphasizes the need to understand that people are different and have different levels of understanding, and that evangelism should involve teaching and instructing rather than simply making decisions. The sermon also highlights the importance of appealing to a person's mind and emotions in order for them to truly embrace and receive the message.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of avoiding the sins of the seventh commandment. He shares rules suggested by an old Archbishop of Glasgow to help young people stay free from the dangers of these sins. The rules include being sober and temperate in diet, being modest and circumspect in behavior, and guarding one's ears and eyes. The preacher also references Romans Chapter 1, highlighting the consequences of ungodliness and unrighteousness. He encourages seeking a change of heart, embracing holiness and purity, and living with the awareness of God's presence in all actions and thoughts. The sermon concludes with the preacher emphasizing that behind every commandment of God is His glory and the good of mankind.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of understanding and properly spreading the gospel. They emphasize the need for people to hear the bad news about their condition in relation to God's commands before they can truly appreciate the good news. The speaker also discusses the responsibility of every individual, Christian or not, to follow the commandments. They caution against treating Jesus as a mere problem solver and emphasize the importance of having the right message and method when sharing the gospel. The sermon references 2 Timothy 2 as a guide for Christian workers and emphasizes the need to prioritize truth over statistics.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of seriousness and dedication in the work of God and the word of God. He emphasizes the need for men in the ministry to be focused on success and to approach their work with faith, hope, and love. The speaker also highlights the significance of laying a strong foundation in the church through prayer, preaching, and teaching. He concludes by urging the audience to strengthen what remains and to hold fast to their faith, reminding them of the rewards for those who overcome.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of evangelism and spreading the gospel. He highlights the need for Christians to actively engage in sharing the message of Jesus Christ with others. The speaker acknowledges that it is easy for believers to become indifferent towards the lost and focus only on themselves and their own needs. He calls on Christians to have a missionary fervor and to proclaim the gospel everywhere, every day, and to everyone. The speaker also references the book of Acts, emphasizing the divine message, command, and promise given to the early Christians in spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the parable of the sower, which is considered a key parable in the Bible. The parable is found in Matthew 13, Mark 4, and Luke, with slight variations. The preacher explains that the parable teaches about four different types of people represented by the soil. These four types include those whose minds are not changed despite their awakened conscience, those who turn back to their old ways when the guilt wears off, those who are choked by the thorns of life, and those who receive the word of God and bear fruit. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding this parable as it serves as a foundation for understanding other parables in the Bible.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of divine sovereignty and how it is portrayed in the Bible. He uses examples from Psalm 93 and Daniel 4 to illustrate the meaning and message of God's sovereignty. The preacher emphasizes that while God's sovereignty is evident in the events that unfold, human actions are not forced or compelled, but rather necessary. He also mentions a song about hornets being sent by God to bring about a desired outcome, highlighting the difference between necessity and compulsion. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the belief in God's sovereignty, even if it is difficult to fully understand or reconcile with human actions.