This sermon reflects on the speaker's 55 years as a Christian, highlighting moments of God's faithfulness and intervention in spectacular ways. It includes a personal testimony of encountering God's presence and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit to operate in the gifts and ministries God has given them.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of going to meet politicians at the airport to discuss the purchase of a white ship for ministering to first-time offenders among native Indians. The speaker emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ and hearing His voice. They share a story about taking a group to Mexico for missionary work and how they felt the heartbeat of God in their involvement. The speaker also mentions the significance of intercession and references the passage in John chapter 15 about Jesus being the true vine and the importance of abiding in Him to bear fruit.

This sermon shares a powerful testimony of encountering Jackie Pullinger, a remarkable individual who fearlessly entered the dangerous Wall City in Hong Kong to bring hope and light to drug addicts, criminals, and prostitutes. Through her selfless actions and unwavering faith, Jackie demonstrated how God can use anyone for His glory, regardless of qualifications or background, showcasing the transformative power of God's anointing in unexpected ways.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story of their radical conversion to Christianity. They recall a time when they were invited to give their testimony and sing at a meeting in a village called Cairo. On the train ride back, they and a small group of friends were singing Christian songs, but when they reached a high note, everyone else went quiet except for the speaker. The speaker then goes on to explain a parable from the Bible about the seed sown on stony ground, relating it to young people who receive the gospel gladly but struggle when they hear about the sacrifices and challenges of following Christ. The speaker also discusses the danger of allowing offenses to hinder one's spiritual growth and shares examples of monkeys in Gibraltar and a church worship team to illustrate this point.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of the Israelites being led out of Egypt by Moses. The Israelites find themselves trapped between the sea and the mountains, with the Egyptian army pursuing them. They become fearful and question Moses, wondering if he brought them out to die in the desert. Moses reassures them, telling them to stand still and witness the salvation of the Lord. The preacher emphasizes the power of God, describing it as latent power, like a bulldozer waiting to be activated. He also explains the Greek word "dunamis," which means power, and compares it to dynamite. The preacher encourages the audience to understand and experience the exceeding greatness of God's power in their lives.

This sermon emphasizes the need for personal repentance, purity of heart, and a deep desire to see God's glory. It calls for individuals to come to the cross, stand upon the rock of Christ, and prepare themselves to present before God. The message highlights the importance of humility, brokenness, and seeking God's presence for revival in the church and the nation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a man who crashes his plane in the Sahara Desert and embarks on a journey for water. Along the way, he encounters a gatekeeper who denies him entry to a swimming pool without ties. The speaker uses this story as a metaphor to illustrate that God always provides us with what we need for our spiritual journey. He emphasizes that God gives us everything necessary to become like Christ and encourages the audience to see Jesus in one another and love and follow one another. The sermon also references the Titanic and the false promises of the world.

This sermon reflects on the Welsh Revival of 1904, highlighting the impact it had globally, the characteristics that made it unique, and the misconception of expecting a duplication of past revivals. It also draws parallels to Paul's experience of revival in a prison, emphasizing the importance of being aware of God's presence in our lives for true worship and transformation.

This sermon focuses on the importance of prayer and delves into Paul's prayers for the Ephesians, emphasizing the need for faith, love, wisdom, revelation, hope, glory, and experiencing the surpassing power of God. The speaker shares personal testimonies of experiencing God's presence, healing, and provision, highlighting the desire to know God deeper and be transformed by His love and power.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a conversation with a young Chinese businessman who had a profound understanding of the concept of a perfect Lamb in Christianity. The speaker then transitions to the story of Moses and the 12 tribes sent to explore the promised land. After their journey, the tribes report back to Moses, describing the land as abundant and fruitful. However, despite God's faithfulness and provision throughout their journey, the tribes lack trust and are unable to enter the promised land, resulting in 40 years of wandering in the wilderness.

This sermon focuses on Paul's prayers for the Ephesians, emphasizing the importance of seeking a deeper knowledge of God and His love. Paul's prayers in Ephesians 1 and 3 highlight the desire for wisdom, revelation, spiritual strength, and a profound understanding of God's love. The speaker encourages the congregation to have a hunger to know God more intimately and to be filled with the fullness of God's love and presence.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of hope and expresses his excitement about the things of God. He emphasizes the importance of being excited about Jesus and the hope we have in Him. The speaker criticizes a sermon he heard about hope, stating that it felt empty and lacked a true understanding of Christian hope. He then delves into the Greek language and how it offers a clearer understanding of the concept of hope. The speaker concludes by urging the audience to be diligent in seeking the full assurance of hope and to inherit the promises of God through faith and patience.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the lack of honor given to God in various aspects of society, such as the law courts, higher education, and the marketplace. He emphasizes that true disciples of God are built by the King himself, not by these worldly institutions. The speaker also highlights the humility and sacrifice of Jesus, who left his heavenly glory to enter the sinful world. The sermon concludes with a personal anecdote about a young man facing difficulties with his vehicle, illustrating the importance of relying on God in times of trouble.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the anticipation and excitement of the children of Israel as they finally reach the Promised Land after years of wandering in the desert. Joshua, their leader, instructs them to camp near the Promised Land for three days. He assures them that God is with them and tells them to watch what happens when the priests step into the water of the Jordan River. The speaker emphasizes the importance of looking to Jesus as their example and guide as they enter into a new year.

This sermon reflects on the transformation and revelation of God to individuals like Simon Peter and Moses, despite their shortcomings and failures. It emphasizes God's intimate knowledge of His people, His willingness to reveal Himself to those who seek Him, and His attributes of mercy, grace, justice, and compassion. The message encourages a deeper desire to know God's nature and experience His presence in a personal and profound way.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony given by a woman named Miranda. She spoke for about 15 minutes, sharing how Christ had transformed her life. She ended her testimony with a quote from C.S. Lewis about the difference between tyrants and saints. The sermon then transitions to a biblical story about the Children of Israel in captivity in Babylon. The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying focused on the goal of our heavenly home and not getting entangled in worldly distractions. The sermon also highlights the opposition faced when building God's kingdom and the determination of Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing a story from the book of Kings about a mother bird teaching her baby bird to fly. He uses this story as a parable to illustrate the concept of soaring in life. The speaker then references Isaiah 40, emphasizing that God is the everlasting creator who does not grow weary. He goes on to recount the story of David and the ark of the covenant, highlighting the importance of carrying our own burdens and utilizing the skills and resources we have been given by God. The sermon concludes with the message that each individual has a unique burden and talents, and it is important to use them for God's glory.

In this sermon, the speaker reminisces about his time in a Christian male voice quartet and the impact it had on his Christian life. He shares fond memories of traveling and singing in various churches and evangelistic crusades. The speaker also discusses a powerful image of Jesus descending into hell and conquering Satan, taking the keys of death and hell. He emphasizes the importance of knowing God and receiving revelation from Him, and highlights the three categories of believers mentioned in John's letter: little children, young men, and fathers.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of seeing the good work that God is doing in people's lives, even if they may not fit the traditional mold of church attendance or Bible study. The speaker shares the inspiring story of Michelle, who plays an instrument called Congers, and highlights how her miraculous recovery from a coma after a traffic accident is a testament to God's work. The speaker encourages believers to have a gentle and moderate spirit, treating others with understanding and looking beyond surface judgments. The sermon also emphasizes the need for rejoicing and prayerfulness, even in difficult circumstances, as exemplified by the apostle Paul's words from prison.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story of preaching in a church in Wales that was once filled with thousands of people but now only had 25 attendees. He then transitions to discussing the theological term of justification and provides a simple definition for it. The preacher emphasizes the importance of taking notes and provides three major points for the congregation to write down. He also mentions the baptism of a woman named Irene and highlights the message of being born again. The sermon concludes with a brief discussion on the tripartite nature of humans - spirit, soul, and body - and references the birth of Jesus and the birth of Martin Luther.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of seeing over 100 young adults come to Christ in his small town. He emphasizes the joy of serving God and witnessing His anointing in ministry. The speaker also encourages the audience to focus on their own calling from God and not try to be something else. He then tells a story about a man he met at a men's retreat who later organized a car repair day at his church, highlighting the importance of using one's gifts to serve others and build unity in the body of Christ. The sermon references Ephesians 4:4-11, which speaks about the different gifts given by Christ to equip the saints for ministry.

This sermon explores the powerful example of Paul's unwavering faith and joy in the midst of imprisonment, highlighting how God often breaks walls down to break in and work in our lives. Despite being confined, Paul lived in continual revival, writing letters filled with joy, blessings, and the supremacy of Christ. The focus is on Paul's letter to the Ephesians, revealing his deep spiritual insights and unwavering faith even in challenging circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the question of how to reconcile the idea of a God who exists for our blessing with the reality of suffering and loss. He uses the example of five young missionaries who gave up prestigious careers to serve God in Ecuador, only to be killed shortly after arriving on the mission field. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being wise in how we live our lives and making the most of our time. He also discusses the concept of being filled with the Spirit and the various interpretations of what that means. Ultimately, the speaker encourages a spirit of thankfulness, even in the midst of suffering, and reminds listeners that suffering can be a part of the process of becoming the people God wants us to be.

This sermon delves into the excitement and passion of Paul as he writes to the Colossians and Ephesians, emphasizing the supremacy of Christ and the privilege of being in Him. Paul's enthusiasm for sharing the mystery of God's plan and the message of Christ in us, the hope of glory, is highlighted. The focus is on understanding the significance of being in Christ Jesus and the unity of the body of Christ as a central theme in the book of Ephesians.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of our character and the significance of our name in reflecting who we are. It highlights the correlation between names in the Bible and the character of individuals, urging us to embody faith in God and love for one another. The speaker stresses the need for Christians to prioritize loving one another as a key aspect of truly knowing and experiencing God in a deeper way.