George Kulp preaches about the blessings of living in the present age, emphasizing that each generation builds upon the experiences and lessons of the past, standing on higher ground with boundless possibilities. He encourages believers to look forward and seek new victories for God, reminding them that provision has been made for every trial that may come. Kulp urges the congregation to trust in God's promises for their needs, as He provides just in time, like iron and brass shoes for rough roads, sweetening bitter waters, and sending manna in the wilderness.

George Kulp emphasizes the importance of studying the Scriptures diligently rather than randomly selecting verses, comparing it to seeking a remedy in a drug store. He highlights the value of the Word of God in revealing our origin, destiny, and the path to virtuous excellence, urging listeners to cherish and share its message. Kulp stresses the necessity for preachers to rely on the Word to win souls and achieve eternal results, cautioning against neglecting the call of God for earthly recognition. He encourages believers to use the promises in the Bible to face various life challenges with confidence and to find victory through the Word, just as Jesus and the Apostles did.

George Kulp delivers a sermon reflecting on the testimonies of dying saints and sinners, illustrating the stark contrast between their final moments and expressions of faith or despair. The sermon emphasizes the peace and assurance found in surrendering to God, as seen in the examples of various historical figures facing death with either hope or dread, ultimately pointing to the victory and salvation through Jesus Christ.

George Kulp preaches on the importance of not compromising one's principles or truth, drawing lessons from history to emphasize the dangers of compromising. He highlights the need for complete and total prohibition of sin, using examples from the past to show that moral questions must be settled right. Kulp encourages believers to trust in God's timing and to resist the temptation to compromise, stressing the significance of complete consecration to God in every aspect of life.

George Kulp preaches about the discipline of suffering and the mysteries of God's dealings with us, emphasizing the need to trust in God's love and purpose even when we question 'Why?'. He illustrates how suffering can lead to growth and transformation, just like how a plowed field yields a harvest or a block of marble becomes a masterpiece through the chisel. Kulp highlights the example of Jesus, who endured suffering and rejection for our sakes, teaching us obedience through His own trials and tribulations.

George Kulp preaches on the importance of sanctification by God, emphasizing that God sanctifies individuals as they are, using their unique traits and personalities for His glory. He warns against trying to imitate others' experiences or gifts, encouraging believers to be themselves and allow the Holy Spirit to work through their natural inclinations. Kulp urges the congregation to be like lightning express trains for God, ready to swiftly carry and share the truths and messages He entrusts to them, without fear or hesitation.

George Kulp preaches on the secret of success in serving God, emphasizing the importance of earnestness, prayer, and expectation of blessings. He shares stories of individuals who displayed unwavering faith and dedication in their service to God, leading to miraculous conversions and peaceful triumphs in the face of death. Kulp also highlights the significance of standing firm in one's faith and finding joy in the Lord to conquer temptations and trials.

George B. Kulp preaches about the importance of trusting in God's provision and timing, sharing a story of a shut-in woman who learned to rely on God's perfect care and received a housekeeper through prayer. Dr. Pentecost emphasizes the need to trust in God's plan even when things seem tangled and out of order. Various anecdotes illustrate the profound truth that God knows us intimately and cares for our needs, often in unexpected ways.

George Kulp preaches on the power of claiming God's promises, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God's Word. Through various stories, he illustrates how individuals experienced God's faithfulness when they fully relied on His promises, even in the midst of challenges and uncertainties. Kulp encourages believers to pray from God's side of the fence, expressing gratitude and trust in God's provision. He highlights the unwavering love of Christ and the assurance that nothing can separate us from His love, inspiring listeners to hold onto God's promises with unwavering faith.

George Kulp preaches about the everlasting and unchanging source of life and salvation, likening it to the rock-well that never dries up, symbolizing the eternal flow of grace and compassion from the 'Rock of Ages,' Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of removing distractions and hindrances that divert our attention from Christ, just like the Spanish artist who removed beautiful cups from 'The Last Supper' painting to focus on the Lord. Kulp shares heartwarming stories of faith in action, such as a street-girl finding joy in Jesus while sick in a hospital, and a blind man gaining sight and expressing gratitude, reflecting the transformative power of encountering Christ.

George Kulp preaches on various impactful stories and messages related to faith, transformation, and the power of the Gospel. He emphasizes the importance of attending church with open hearts to receive God's message. Kulp highlights the newness and transformative power of the Gospel, contrasting it with other forms of moral improvement. He shares a powerful story of a seemingly insignificant sermon leading to the conversion of several boys who later became ministers, illustrating the profound impact of one message. Kulp also delves into the significance of discovering the key to one's heart, as seen in a touching story of a troubled boy finding solace in his sister's Bible. Additionally, he discusses the destruction of the Bible, emphasizing the impossibility of eradicating its influence from various aspects of life.

George Kulp preaches against the mission of amusement, stating that it fails to impact the unsaved and causes harm among young converts. He emphasizes the importance of relying on the preaching of the Word as the true power of conversion, contrasting it with the failures of using amusements for evangelism. Kulp urges Christians to sanctify themselves, reject worldly assistance, and focus on the plain preaching of the Word to bring about true conversion and spiritual growth.

George Kulp preaches about proving the foolishness of infidelity, the danger of counterfeit Christians, and the consequences of turning away from God's blessings. He shares stories of individuals who faced the reality of their choices and the impact of their beliefs on their lives, emphasizing the importance of personal experience with God's saving power. Kulp also highlights the significance of acknowledging God's grace and the divinity of Christ through transformed lives and testimonies.

George Kulp preaches about the importance of genuine faith and the power of God's Word to transform lives, sharing stories of individuals impacted by their encounters with God. He emphasizes the need for sincere repentance, the significance of prayer, and the impact of kindness and compassion in reaching out to those in need. Through various anecdotes and illustrations, he highlights the profound impact of small acts of love and faithfulness in bringing about positive change and spiritual growth.

George Kulp preaches about the importance of being true to God, sharing a story of a young man who chose to serve God despite facing rejection from his family, leading to a powerful transformation in their hearts. The sermon emphasizes that apparent failures can lead to monumental successes in God's eyes, using examples like Livingstone, Bunyan, Elijah, and Jesus on the cross. Kulp also highlights the significance of confessing Christ boldly, doing good to enemies, and drawing others to God through Christian example and faithful actions.

George Kulp preaches on the power of repentance and conversion, emphasizing the impact of parental prayers and godly examples in leading lost souls back to God. Through a touching story shared by Mr. Lewis U. Bean, the President of the Sunday Breakfast Association, Philadelphia, the sermon illustrates how fervent prayers of a mother led to the miraculous reunion and transformation of her lost son. The sermon also recounts the powerful conversion of John Smith, influenced by the prayers and counsel of his mother, showcasing the profound effect of parental faith on wayward children and the unwavering love and mercy of God in bringing them back to Him.

George Kulp preaches on the importance of unceasing prayer, emphasizing that prayer is the channel through which divine power is brought to bear upon our lives, making our efforts effective. He highlights the need for perseverance in prayer, drawing inspiration from the examples of our fathers, apostles, martyrs, and reformers who were men of prayer. Kulp also shares the life story of John Smith, a man who exemplified the power of prayer and godly upbringing, showcasing the transformation that can occur when one surrenders to God and lives for His glory.

George Kulp preaches on the theme of self-sacrifice, illustrating through stories of missionaries, a heroic pilot, and individuals who sacrificed for their loved ones. The sermon emphasizes the willingness to give up personal comfort, ambitions, and even life itself for a greater cause, echoing the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. It challenges listeners to acknowledge the debt of sacrifice owed to God and to be willing to pay it, whether through missions, service to others, or prayer for the Church.

George Kulp preaches about the transformation of John Smith's life after encountering God's favor, leading to a deep love for the Word of God, habitual devotion, concern for sinners, and a commitment to mental cultivation. Smith's insatiable appetite for the Scriptures, his extensive knowledge of the Bible, and his dedication to prayer and spiritual growth serve as examples of a life fully surrendered to God's will and guidance.

George Kulp preaches about the divine calling and sanctification of individuals for God's work, emphasizing the importance of dedication to God's will from an early age. He shares a story of a young man ordained for ministry whose life was dedicated to God even before his birth, showcasing the impact of parental prayers and consecration. Through the example of John Smith, who struggled with fear and hesitation in answering God's call to preach, Kulp highlights the journey of overcoming obstacles and doubts to fulfill God's purpose. Smith's perseverance and constant endeavor to promote the salvation of souls demonstrate the transformative power of God's grace in a minister's life. Kulp encourages ministers to seek full salvation and constantly strive for spiritual growth and effectiveness in their ministry, just as Smith did through prayer, study, and trust in God.

George Kulp preaches about the fervent dedication of Brother Smith to winning souls for Christ, emphasizing his reliance on the Word of God and the Spirit's guidance in his ministry. Brother Smith's personal piety and humility are highlighted through his letters, showcasing his deep love for Jesus and his passion for purity of heart. Kulp discusses the importance of a quickened state of piety among believers in bringing about conversions and the need for extraordinary efforts, increased desires for holiness, and a spirit of prayer in the Church. The sermon concludes with a powerful story of a missionary's encounter with a desperate family, illustrating the transformative power of faith and intercession in leading souls to salvation.

George Kulp preaches about the power and strength we receive through Christ, emphasizing the importance of relying on Him for all things and surrendering our own will to His. He shares the message of 'Not I, but Christ' and reminds us of the comforting promise that 'Lo, I am with you always.' Kulp encourages believers to go forth in the strength that God provides, trusting in His guidance and provision for every step. He highlights the joy and fulfillment found in proclaiming the name of Jesus and sharing His salvation with others, even unto death.

George Kulp preaches about the unwavering dedication of Mr. Smith to the Word of God, emphasizing his commitment to reading and memorizing Scripture daily, which led to a profound understanding of evangelical and experimental religion. Mr. Smith's ministry was marked by a deep focus on presenting God's truth for the salvation of souls, with a unique simplicity and theological depth in his preaching. Despite facing challenges and opposition, Mr. Smith's relentless pursuit of souls' conversion through prayer and preaching exemplified his dedication to his mission and the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit for success.

George Kulp preaches on the power of prevailing prayer, emphasizing the importance of being alone with God in prayer, as seen in the lives of biblical figures like Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Gideon, Elijah, and others. John Smith, known for his deep compassion and fervent prayers for souls, exemplified this principle by spending hours alone with God, pleading for the salvation of others. His genuine empathy for sinners led him to weep with those who weep and to carry a daily burden for souls, believing that true conversion comes from a heart burdened for the lost.

Reverend John Wesley Childs preaches with great power, leading sinners to repentance and prayer. A dying soldier in a hospital cries out for mercy, showing the urgency of seeking God before it's too late. A man, indifferent to religion, curses the preacher and later realizes his mistake, but it's too late as he falls ill and believes he is condemned. These incidents highlight the importance of responding to God's call and seeking Him earnestly before it's too late.