In this sermon, the preacher begins by introducing the topic of the fear of God and the importance of understanding the God whom we are to fear. He reads from Isaiah chapter 6, describing a vision of God seated on a throne, surrounded by seraphim. The preacher emphasizes the infiniteness of God, highlighting that He is without limits. He then moves on to verse 15, where it is stated that the nations are like a drop in a bucket to God, emphasizing His immense power and authority. The sermon concludes by focusing on the holiness of God and the need for moral purity in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about coming home from a trip and the importance of prayer. He mentions having two notebooks, one for speaking and one for prayer. He talks about the story of Jeremiah in the Bible, where God tells him to buy a field despite the impending destruction of Jerusalem. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing our dependency on God and how He can work through providential circumstances rather than miracles.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by telling a parable about a young man in basic training who is in awe of his commanding general. The preacher then explains that he is laying the foundation for the next three nights, where he will discuss the fear of God in daily life. He references a story from the Bible in Luke chapter 5, where Jesus borrows Peter's fishing boat and teaches the people on shore. After finishing his teaching, Jesus tells Peter to go out into deep water and let down the nets for a catch. The preacher emphasizes that just as the young man in the parable was in awe of his general, we should also be in awe of God's presence in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of listening to a sermon on the power of the tongue and being convicted to make changes in his own life. He then discusses how often people listen to the preaching of the Word of God without intending to apply it in their lives. The speaker references Ezekiel 33, where people were inviting their neighbors to hear the message from the Lord, but were not applying what they heard. The sermon emphasizes the importance of not just being intellectually entertained, but actively applying the teachings of the Bible in our lives. The speaker also highlights the authority of leaders in the church and the need to obey and submit to their authority, as they are accountable to Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins with a far-fetched illustration of a Christian leader who contemplates going to a topless dancer performance to "experience all of life." However, he realizes that he cannot escape the presence of God and decides against it. The speaker then moves on to discuss the discerning and protective presence of God, emphasizing that God's hand will guide and hold us fast. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God is the creator of everything and does not need anything from us, but rather gives us life and breath. The speaker also mentions the importance of being aware of our thoughts and the need for repentance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a mission statement in life. He suggests that the ultimate mission should be to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. The speaker also highlights the need for reliance on Jesus and the Holy Spirit to accomplish this mission, as our own willpower is insufficient. Additionally, he encourages believers to conduct themselves in a way that makes the teaching about God attractive, even in the ordinary and mundane aspects of life. The speaker concludes by reminding listeners that their acceptance with God is not based on their performance, but on the finished work of Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes four essentials for standing firm and enduring to the end based on 2 Timothy chapter 4. It highlights the importance of daily communion with God, daily appropriation of the Gospel, daily commitment to God as a living sacrifice, and a firm belief in the sovereignty and love of God. The speaker also stresses the need for perseverance, moving forward in faith despite obstacles.