This sermon emphasizes the importance of not giving up in the face of spiritual battles, urging believers to press on, be on fire for Christ, and die to self daily. It highlights the need to examine our hearts, seek satisfaction in Jesus Christ alone, and let go of idols and sins that hinder our relationship with God. The speaker encourages a focus on Christ, not on personal achievements or ministries, and stresses the significance of living for God's glory above seeking man's approval.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking the Lord and sharing the gospel with others. He shares his personal testimony of being deceived for three years before being saved by God. The speaker highlights the need to put sin to death and live by the Spirit, as stated in Romans 8:13. He also emphasizes the need to have Christ as our ultimate treasure and to live with an eternal mindset, knowing that people are watching our lives and evaluating whether Christ is truly our priority. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God supplies the grace needed to live out these principles.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of praying for laborers to be sent into the harvest, focusing on Matthew 9:38 where Jesus commands His disciples to pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest. The speaker reflects on the need to see the crowds, have compassion, and pray for laborers to be sent out. The urgency of the global harvest and the responsibility to pray for workers to be sent into various regions are highlighted, encouraging personal readiness and reliance on God's leading.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of fasting as a spiritual discipline, focusing on seeking God's will, overcoming besetting sins, and deepening intimacy with the Lord. It highlights the need for specific purposes and motivations behind fasting, such as seeking God's guidance, burden for the lost, and revival in personal and church life. Practical tips, caution against wrong motives, and encouragement to draw near to God through fasting are shared.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of finding heavenly-minded role models to imitate, as Paul urges believers to follow his example and keep their eyes on those who walk according to godly examples. The warning is against imitating those who are enemies of the cross of Christ, characterized by their end in destruction, serving their own appetites, glorying in shameful things, and having minds set on earthly pursuits. The call is to imitate those whose citizenship is in heaven, eagerly awaiting the Savior's return for transformation.

This sermon delves into Philippians 4, highlighting the presence of believers in Nero's household, showcasing the power of the Gospel to penetrate even the darkest places. It emphasizes the need for boldness, trust in God's providence, and universal Christian love. The message encourages believers to stand firm in their faith, knowing that God's strength is available in every circumstance.

This sermon focuses on the importance of reviving concern for supporting Gospel laborers, using the example of the Philippians who generously supported Paul. It emphasizes the need to view giving as a pleasing sacrifice to God, an eternally rewarding investment, and a promise of God's provision. The sermon challenges individuals and the church to consider missionaries they support, those they should support, and the importance of sacrificial giving for the cause of the Gospel.

This sermon delves into Psalms 84, focusing on the truth that no good thing does the Lord withhold from those who walk uprightly. The message emphasizes the importance of trusting God's character, avoiding discontentment, and understanding that God's timing and withholding are for our ultimate good. The Sons of Korah, descendants of Korah, serve as a powerful example of experiencing God's provision and avoiding the pitfalls of jealousy and discontentment.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in the Lord always, highlighting the need to find supreme joy in Christ regardless of circumstances or personal achievements. It warns against finding joy in ministry success or personal works, urging believers to focus on the unchanging source of joy found in Christ and the assurance of salvation. The sermon encourages a deep, continual relationship with the Lord, rooted in gratitude for His salvation and faithfulness.

This sermon emphasizes the purpose of afflictions in breaking self-reliance and pride, leading individuals to rely fully on God's strength and comfort. Through the example of the Apostle Paul's trials and reliance on God, the sermon encourages listeners to set their hope on the God who raises the dead, finding comfort and strength in times of affliction. It highlights the importance of consulting the Lord, praying for deliverance, and being a means of comfort to others in their afflictions.

This sermon is a biographical sketch of Anthony Norris Groves, a missionary who faced immense trials and suffering in Baghdad, including the plague, floods, and personal losses. Despite the hardships, Groves displayed unwavering faith and trust in God, leading to conversions and impactful work. His story highlights the challenges and sacrifices of missions, the need for emotional strength, and the importance of persevering in the face of adversity.

This sermon focuses on Paul's contentment in Christ, highlighting the secret he learned that allowed him to be content in all circumstances. Paul's reliance on Christ's strength, his acknowledgment of weakness, and his satisfaction in Christ alone are key points. The sermon emphasizes the need to trust in Christ's power, acknowledge personal weakness, and find true satisfaction in Christ regardless of circumstances.

This sermon focuses on the dangers of slander and how to respond to it biblically. It emphasizes the importance of living a godly life, responding graciously to slander, and seeking clarity through communication. The speaker highlights the vulnerability to Satan's lies and the need to put the best spin on situations, avoiding bitterness and responding like Christ in the face of slander. The message encourages self-examination, humility, and trusting in God's vindication.

This sermon from Philippians emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in the Lord and being aware of false teachers who promote a works-based salvation. Paul warns against the circumcision party, urging believers to find their confidence in Christ alone. Rejoicing in the Lord serves as a preventative measure against falling into the trap of relying on external works for salvation.

This sermon delves into Philippians chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of not being anxious but instead bringing all requests to God in prayer with thanksgiving. The passage highlights the promise of God's peace that surpasses understanding to guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. The speaker encourages a life of constant prayer, a heart of thankfulness, and a focus on Christlike living to experience this supernatural peace. The nearness of the Lord is emphasized, both in His presence to help and in the reminder of His imminent return for judgment. The message urges believers to trust in God's provision, practice thanksgiving, and maintain a mind stayed on Him to receive and abide in His perfect peace.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of embodying gentleness, reasonableness, and humility in our interactions with others, both within the church and in the world. It highlights the need to prioritize the interests of others, maintain unity, and exhibit Christ-like characteristics to be a clear sign of God's salvation. The message encourages self-reflection on whether one's behavior reflects a spirit of gentleness and reasonableness, aligning with the teachings of Jesus and the apostles.

This sermon delves into the life of King Uzziah from 2 Chronicles 26, highlighting his journey from seeking God and prospering to falling into pride and facing the consequences. It emphasizes the importance of staying humble, seeking God continually, and being open to correction and rebuke to avoid the pitfalls of pride and self-reliance. The examples of biblical figures like David, Christmas Evans, Hal Harris, and Anthony Norris Grove serve as cautionary tales of how success and compromise can lead to downfall when one strays from seeking God and His guidance.

This sermon focuses on the importance of unity and love among believers, emphasizing the need to resolve conflicts and maintain harmony for the advancement of the Gospel. Paul urges the church to have the mind of Christ, to be humble, and to prioritize unity over personal convictions. The message highlights the impact of disunity on the effectiveness of sharing the Gospel and encourages believers to strive side by side for the faith of the Gospel.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being obedient to God's specific purposes for our lives, drawing insights from the examples of Paul recounting his conversion before King Agrippa, along with the lives of historical figures like Henry Martin, George Mueller, and Bak Singh. The message highlights the need to have a steadfast commitment to fulfilling God's purposes, even in the face of challenges, distractions, and the temptation to compare or seek visible results. It encourages believers to seek God's guidance, be patient, and remain faithful to the course set before them, ultimately focusing on advancing the Gospel and glorifying God.

This sermon delves into 1 Corinthians 15, emphasizing the impact of contemplating Christ's sacrifice for our sins on our lives. It warns against false teaching and the corrupting influence of bad company, urging vigilance in discerning and upholding the truth of the Gospel. The speaker highlights the need to reprove error firmly, preach and hold fast to the truth, and surround oneself with companions who pursue holiness and righteousness.