In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is not stingy, angry, or unkind, but rather merciful and gracious. He loves to work miracles and save people. However, it is important to understand that God is also a holy God and not just a JCPenny catalog or Santa Claus. The sermon highlights the transformation that Jesus brings to people's lives, helping them overcome patterns of anger and confessing their sins. The preacher also mentions the power of prayer and the importance of repentance and yielding to God. The sermon concludes by expressing gratitude for the unity and answered prayers in the church and the anticipation of further teachings on grace and holiness.

This sermon emphasizes the power of prayer and the importance of interceding for others, highlighting the need for believers to be co-laborers with God through prayer. It delves into the concept of intimacy with God and the impact of prayer in bringing about great moves of God. The speaker leads the congregation in praying for courage and boldness for those standing true to God's Word amidst challenging circumstances, and for mercy upon churches that have drifted from their spiritual roots.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses a group of people who have made mistakes and are suffering as a result. He reassures them that God never forgets His people and loves them even when they mess up. However, there is a necessary step to experience restoration and fullness in their lives. The speaker emphasizes the importance of giving God more time and getting serious about addressing their shortcomings. He encourages the audience to adjust their schedules and allow God to search their hearts. The sermon references Jeremiah 29:11 and James 4a as passages that offer hope and guidance for those who have made mistakes.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses three common lies that hold people back from having a strong prayer life. The first lie is that people don't know how to pray or have a clean heart. However, the speaker emphasizes that prayer is not complicated and that even a child can have a powerful prayer life. The second lie is that people don't have time to pray, but the speaker challenges this by stating that everyone can find at least 20 or 30 minutes in their day to spend with God. The third lie is that people feel they are not good enough for God to hear their prayers, but the speaker reminds listeners that we pray in the name of Jesus, not in our own righteousness. The speaker encourages listeners to engage in united prayer with others, targeting specific needs and allowing God to work miracles. The sermon concludes by offering a book that provides scriptures and addresses the excuses that hold people back from a strong prayer life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of making a commitment to prayer and spending quality time with God. He encourages believers to prioritize their relationship with God over other distractions, such as excessive television watching. The preacher also highlights the need for believers to allow God to be the Lord of their hearts and eyes, and to give Him the time and attention He deserves. The sermon references Acts 1:4 and John 15:4 as key passages to support the message.