In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life and ministry of John Wesley, highlighting his dedication and service to God. Wesley traveled thousands of miles on horseback, preached countless sermons, and published numerous books. Despite his age, Wesley continued to serve God diligently, although he admitted that laziness was starting to affect him. The speaker encourages the audience to follow Wesley's example and surrender themselves for service, emphasizing the importance of loving others and using their talents for God's glory. The sermon also emphasizes the significance of worship and scriptural study in the life of a believer.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of fathers turning their hearts to their children as a key to societal transformation and spiritual revival. It traces the failure of the nation of Israel to fulfill God's mandate and highlights the critical role of fathers in shaping the next generation. The message underscores the need for fathers to prioritize biblical instruction, cultural influence, and nurturing their children in the fear of the Lord to combat the negative influences of the world. It calls for a return to God's design for families and the raising of godly offspring to impact the culture and prepare a people for the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing his desire to have a funny story about chartering an airplane, but quickly transitions to discussing the call of discipleship. He reads a passage from Mark's Gospel about Jesus calling his disciples and emphasizes the importance of following Jesus and being obedient to him. The speaker then provides necessary steps for being effective as followers of Christ, including developing spiritual disciplines and being committed to spending time with God. He emphasizes that being a disciple is foundational to being useful in God's kingdom and encourages listeners to take this message seriously as it undergirds the rest of the conference.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of fathers turning their hearts to their children as part of God's plan for societal transformation. It highlights the foundational role of godly families in building strong churches and communities. The speaker challenges families to live out a godly example, teaching children to love, respect, and obey their parents. The sermon stresses the need for families to have a clear mission statement aligned with God's purposes and to prioritize teaching children the Word of God daily through family worship. It calls for a return to biblical principles in parenting and education, equipping children with a solid biblical worldview to navigate the challenges of the world.

This sermon delves into the topic of fear, exploring how Jesus questioned his disciples' fear in the midst of a storm. It emphasizes the importance of choosing faith over fear, highlighting that God's presence and power are always with us, even in the most challenging circumstances. The speaker encourages a shift from fear to faith, reminding listeners of God's sovereignty, love, and ability to equip us for any task. The sermon concludes with a heartfelt prayer and a worshipful song expressing trust in God's love and reign.

This sermon by Israel Wayne focuses on the topic of anger, exploring the biblical perspective on anger, its roots, and the importance of self-control. Wayne delves into the dangers of anger, the need for introspection, and the significance of abiding in Christ to overcome the fleshly manifestations of anger. He emphasizes the role of spending time with Jesus daily, allowing the Holy Spirit to transform hearts and minds, leading to a life characterized by the fruit of the Spirit.

This sermon delves into the sovereignty of God through the life lessons of Jonah, exploring the questions God asks individuals to challenge their assumptions and understand His nature. It emphasizes the need to grasp the balance of God's justice, love, mercy, and holiness to comprehend His sovereignty fully, urging gratitude and mercy towards others. The narrative of Jonah's reluctance, anger, and God's compassion towards Nineveh serves as a profound illustration of God's sovereignty and mercy.

Israel Wayne preaches on the Biblical view of training and educating children, emphasizing the responsibility of parents to teach and train their children in the ways of the LORD. The sermon highlights the importance of instilling God's commandments and principles in children's hearts, warning against secular influences and emphasizing the need for faith-based education. It stresses the significance of parents taking an active role in their children's education, modeling Godly behavior, and passing on the faith to future generations.