In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the contrast between the flesh and the mercy of God. He highlights the importance of knowing oneself and exposing it to God in order to receive His mercy and forgiveness. The preacher also warns against the deceptive mindset that we can achieve success and salvation through our own efforts, emphasizing that only the mercy of God can truly save us. He shares examples of false teachings and methods used by some individuals to manipulate and deceive people, emphasizing the need to preach Christ Jesus as the true source of salvation.

This sermon emphasizes the profound love and passion of God for us, highlighting the simplicity of salvation through belief in Jesus Christ, the importance of loving one another as God loves us, and the eternal life offered to all who believe. It explores the concept of God's unconditional love, the significance of choosing life over death, and the transformative power of God's love in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the story of the little boy who offered his lunch to Jesus, which miraculously fed thousands of people. The speaker imagines the boy's reaction to being thanked and given baskets of leftovers. The sermon emphasizes that miracles can happen on ordinary days and are not limited to high-pressure emotional moments. The speaker then discusses the nature of Jesus, highlighting qualities such as servant, leader by example, humble, and childlike. The sermon also references Philippians chapter two, adding more characteristics of Jesus, including his lack of force, blind ambition, and his choice to empty himself and become human.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the problem with how we tend to listen to God. He uses a role play scenario with a volunteer to illustrate this point. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fully surrendering ourselves to God and not holding back any part of our lives. He references Romans 12:1, where Paul urges believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to God, emphasizing that this is the first step in serving Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of using the gifts and talents bestowed upon individuals to serve others and bring glory to God. It highlights the concept of being a friend of Jesus, doing His will, and the significance of humility and service in the Christian journey. The speaker encourages the audience to rely on God's strength, seek wisdom, and embrace the various gifts of the Spirit for ministry and impact.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of serving others and living a life that makes a positive impact on those around us. He starts by highlighting the simple act of using a fork to eat and how it requires precision and repetition. He then contrasts this with the idea of seeking excitement and novelty in life, suggesting that serving others is a more fulfilling path. The speaker refers to a Bible verse in Mark 9:34 where Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of being a servant and putting others first. He concludes by explaining that a servant's job is to make life better for others and to help them fulfill their potential.

In this sermon, the preacher sets the stage by explaining the significance of the first three verses of John 13. He highlights Jesus' knowledge that the Father had given Him all power, emphasizing the incredible authority Jesus possessed. The preacher then transitions to discussing the nature of Jesus and the profound passage in John 13. He explains that this event takes place during the Feast of the Passover, a time of excitement and crowds. Jesus, with a keen sense of timing, knew that His hour had come to depart from this world and go to the Father.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the world's obsession with physical appearance and success. He observes a bodybuilding competition and realizes that none of the contestants are his age, highlighting the fleeting nature of physical beauty. The speaker then discusses a Christian ad featuring a man heading into obscurity to serve a God-forsaken tribe, emphasizing the world's misunderstanding of true success. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of following the example of Jesus, who lived as a servant and humbled himself, and the ultimate reward that awaits those who walk the Jesus pathway.

In this sermon, the speaker tells a story about a man who was carrying ten boxes on top of a bus. Despite his exhaustion, the man was fixated on counting the boxes and watching people get off the bus. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the idea of traveling light and letting go of worldly distractions. He then references Matthew 18:1-5, where Jesus teaches that in order to enter the kingdom of heaven, one must become like a little child and humble themselves. The speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping our focus on Jesus and not getting distracted by other "lights" in our spiritual journey.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the nature of Jesus and how it contrasts with our natural self-centered tendencies. He emphasizes the importance of being others-centered and not driven by selfish ambition or conceit. The preacher then reflects on the humility of Jesus, who made himself of no reputation in order to reach out to humanity. He highlights the incredible love and sacrifice of Jesus, who came to Earth to communicate with and save humanity. The sermon concludes with a heartfelt declaration of following Jesus and praising His name.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on their experience of being treated as a servant and then discarded when no longer useful. They emphasize the importance of focusing on serving others rather than ourselves, as God cannot honor self-centeredness. The speaker then references the story in Mark 10 where mothers bring their children to Jesus, highlighting the teachings of Jesus as a servant and the importance of humility. They also mention the concept of the five-fold ministries mentioned in Ephesians 4:11, emphasizing the need to give oneself away and teach others to do the same. The sermon concludes by reminding the audience of the desperate state of the world and the need to bring the light and joy of Jesus to those who are suffering.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about his grandson and a secret birthday cake. He then relates this story to the idea that God has entrusted believers with a great secret, which is the hope of glory in Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proclaiming this secret to the world and teaching others about Jesus. He encourages listeners to remain firm in the truth of the gospel and to become slaves to the good news.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jacob wrestling with an angel. Jacob wrestles with the angel all night and neither of them prevails. The angel shrivels Jacob's hip, but Jacob refuses to let the angel leave until he blesses him. Jacob then confesses his past wrongdoings and promises to make amends. The preacher emphasizes that Jacob's encounter with the angel shows his transformation and salvation, as he chooses to prioritize eternal things over worldly possessions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the human desire for a deliverer and how it is reflected in literature and popular culture. He criticizes the commercialization of this desire in California, where people can buy a chance at deliverance through the lottery. The speaker also highlights the need for a true deliverer, emphasizing that humans often create their own idealized deliverers based on their own desires and preferences. He mentions how the Greeks and Romans created their own gods as super-idealized human beings, but also notes that the true deliverer is the anointed one, the Messiah.

This sermon emphasizes the greatest revelation given to mankind, focusing on the compassionate, gracious, and merciful nature of God as revealed in Exodus and 2 Corinthians. It highlights the transformation that occurs when we submit to God, the simplicity of the gospel, and the assurance of God's love and forgiveness for all who come to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker explores the nature of God as revealed through Jesus and the Old Testament. They highlight passages such as Exodus 34:6, which describe God as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in mercy and faithfulness. The speaker also reflects on their own journey of arrogance and the realization of their need for God's mercy. They emphasize the importance of turning to the Lord and seeking His glory, which leads to transformation and being conformed to His likeness. The sermon encourages immediate surrender to God and a reliance on His mercy and grace.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that all humans are lawbreakers and cannot keep the law. He refers to the program "Truth or Consequences" and highlights the fact that humans are prone to breaking rules. The preacher also mentions how David understood the compassionate and gracious nature of God, as seen in Psalm 103. He contrasts this with the focus of the Israelites on the law, rather than on God's character. The sermon concludes with a mention of the nature of Jesus, highlighting qualities such as servanthood, humility, and obedience.