In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not allowing Egypt, symbolizing sin and worldly desires, to remain in our hearts and lives. He highlights how easily we can turn back to our old sinful ways, even after experiencing God's deliverance. The preacher emphasizes the significance of accepting and obeying the living word of God, as spoken through the Bible and preached by ministers. He encourages Christians to surrender fully to God and remove any remnants of Egypt from their lives, so that they can live a fruitful and victorious Christian life.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the negative report brought back by the ten spies who explored the promised land. Despite God's promise to give them the land and be with them, the spies focused on the difficulties and giants they would face. Their negative report influenced the entire community, leading to disobedience and turning away from God. As a result, God commanded them to wander in the desert for 40 years, and those over 20 years of age would die. The preacher emphasizes the danger of negative reports and the importance of trusting in God's promises.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful analogy of a dying bee that was revived by being given sugar water. He relates this to the spiritual hunger and thirst that people have, and how it is our responsibility to provide them with the living water of God's word. The speaker expresses a deep desire for his own life to be a source of strength and nourishment for those who are seeking and dying spiritually. He challenges himself and the listeners to examine whether they are truly able to provide answers and strength to those who come seeking the truth.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of meekness and humility in the Christian life. He encourages the congregation to read the Bible and evaluate his words to see if they align with Scripture. The preacher highlights the significance of submitting to and honoring one another, particularly in the context of marriage. He warns against pride and the negative consequences it can have on relationships and spiritual growth. The sermon concludes with a prayer for compassion towards others and a desire to win them for the Lord.

In this sermon, Valena Mezlo begins by expressing gratitude for the opportunity to be in the house of the Lord and have fellowship with fellow believers. She then reads from James chapter 4, discussing the root cause of wars and fights among people, which is the presence of evil desires and lust within individuals. Mezlo emphasizes the importance of allowing the Holy Spirit to have control in our lives, leading and guiding us to glorify Jesus. She encourages humility, respect for others, and a willingness to serve, highlighting the blessings and authority that come from being a humble and obedient servant of God.

In this sermon, Wiley Glass shares a powerful testimony of a man who had been carrying a deep-rooted bitterness for 30 years. This man had harbored anger towards someone who had insulted his wife, to the point where he desired to kill him. However, through a powerful encounter with God, this man surrendered his will and let go of his bitterness. As a result, a revival broke out, with many people surrendering their lives to the Lord and confessing their sins. The sermon emphasizes the importance of repentance, surrender, and the work of the Holy Spirit in convicting and transforming hearts.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being watchful and discerning, as the enemy will try to destroy the work of God. When we dedicate our lives to the Lord, the enemy immediately goes on the offensive to hinder God's purpose in our lives. The speaker encourages Christians to remain steadfast and united, not allowing anything to separate them from God and from one another. They caution against being influenced by evil accusations and lies, urging believers to stand with those whom God has called and commanded to build His temple.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of unity among Christians and the need for the Holy Spirit in their lives. He highlights the teaching of Jesus that the greatest among believers should be the servant of all. The speaker warns against pride and self-sufficiency, urging Christians to humble themselves and submit to one another. He also shares a personal experience of someone seeking guidance in dealing with a difficult person, emphasizing the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit rather than relying on our own wisdom. The sermon is based on the biblical passage from Psalm 81:11, where God laments that his people did not listen to him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus and obeying Him, even in times of difficulty and suffering. The speaker shares a story of a person who, despite being paralyzed, finds comfort and strength by reminding the devil of Christ's sacrifice and love. The speaker also recounts a touching Easter story told by children, highlighting the significance of Christ's resurrection and the victory over sin and death. The sermon concludes with a reminder that as Christians, we should not be surprised or discouraged by trials and persecution, but rather rejoice in the knowledge that the Spirit of God rests upon us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the consequences of losing one's royal authority and the feeling of emptiness and desolation that comes with it. He uses the example of a king who was driven away from his people and lived like an animal until he acknowledged God. The preacher warns against relying on prosperity and blessings as signs of being on the right track, as God may be working to draw us closer to Him. He then references a passage from Daniel 4, where the interpretation of a dream reveals that the king will be driven away and live with wild animals until he acknowledges God's sovereignty. The preacher encourages the audience to lift their eyes to God and avoid falling into deeper darkness or wandering off into deserted places.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having compassion for others, just as Jesus did. He urges listeners to have a desire to draw closer to Jesus and be conformed into his image. The preacher also highlights the need for Christians, especially preachers, to experience the power of God in their everyday lives and to be united in spreading the gospel. He expresses a longing for leaders, including President Obama, to turn to Christ and for a global revival where Christians can stand together against the enemy.