In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing the concept of eternity. He shares the story of Stephen Grellet, an evangelist who recognized the eternal significance of the gospel and passionately proclaimed it to influential individuals. The preacher highlights that all of creation echoes the message of eternity, reminding us of the eternal nature of God as the creator. He also references the Bible, specifically the book of John, to affirm that Jesus Christ is the creator of all things. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the sands of time are sinking for everyone, urging listeners to consider their own eternity and the importance of embracing the gospel.

John Ridley challenges the congregation to reflect on their spiritual state, asking whether they seek God's blessings and whether they experience victory or defeat in their lives. He draws on Peter's experience of denial and the grace of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of prayer and vigilance against spiritual pitfalls. Ridley warns against pride and encourages a wholehearted commitment to Christ, reminding listeners that in times of trial, one must choose between denial and confession of faith. The sermon serves as a call to action for believers to seek victory through reliance on God's mercy and strength.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the importance of passing on the truth of God's word. He emphasizes the need for faith and confession in order to anchor one's soul in the faithfulness of God. The preacher then shares a story about Captain Davis, an explorer who returned home after years away and was filled with joy. The preacher relates this story to the faith journey of believers, highlighting the importance of being witnesses and confessors of Christ in a world that may despise His name.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares their personal experiences as an evangelist and the challenges they faced in their ministry. They express their doubts and feelings of inadequacy, but find comfort in the message from Dr. Alexander Smelly's book, emphasizing that it is God who brings inquiries and conversions. The speaker also talks about a powerful transformation they experienced, shifting their career ambitions from the military to evangelism, which they attribute to the power of God and the Holy Spirit. They highlight the importance of prayer, visions, and personal spiritual growth in their evangelistic ministry. The speaker concludes by stating that despite the changes in the world and the approach of preachers, they have remained steadfast in their ministry and have not deviated from their calling.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Revelation and its significance as the testimony of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that the revelation was given to John so that he could share it with the world. The preacher also mentions his personal love for the book and how it highlights the glory and testimony of the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Throughout the sermon, he touches on various aspects of the Lord's second coming, including the angelic announcement, the translation of believers, the necessity of a new birth, and other events such as the manifestation of the saints, the judgment of Christ, and the reign of peace and righteousness.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a vision of God and eternity. He refers to a passage in Isaiah that presents a four-fold vision of Christian truth. The first vision is of the splendor and sovereignty of God, reminding people to meditate on heaven and eternity. The second vision is of the sinfulness of man, as the preacher acknowledges his own unworthiness in the presence of God. The preacher also mentions the importance of presenting the inspiration of vitalizing vision to the congregation, as it is the main spring of valor and the pulse of victory. He concludes by emphasizing the need for praise and reverence in worship, as heaven and earth belong to the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of a man who lived a worldly life, indulging in activities like gambling, dancing, and hunting. Despite hearing the call of Jesus to come and find rest, the man ignored it and continued his sinful ways. However, one night, when he was forty-five years old, he was struck with a severe pain that made him realize the consequences of his actions. In his anguish, he decided to plead for God's mercy, but hesitated because of the presence of a young maid. The preacher then challenges the audience to reflect on whether they are heroes or cowards in the eyes of heaven, emphasizing the importance of choosing God's praise over the praise of men. The sermon references John 12:42-43, which speaks about the fear of confessing Jesus due to the love of human praise. Ultimately, the preacher warns that gaining the whole world is meaningless if one loses their soul.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenge of choosing between the Lord's side and the side of the world. He tells the story of Moses coming down from the mountain with the Ten Commandments and witnessing the Israelites worshiping a golden calf. Moses calls out for those who are on the Lord's side to come to him, and the Levites gather to him. They are then commanded to execute judgment on the rest of the camp, resulting in the death of 3,000 people. The speaker emphasizes the importance of choosing the Lord's side and highlights the power of the blood of Jesus Christ to cleanse us from sin.

In this sermon, Reverend John G. Ridley focuses on the scripture verse from Mark 8:38, where Jesus warns about the consequences of being ashamed of him and his word. Ridley emphasizes the importance of courage and how it inspires the best in humanity. He gives examples of courage, such as David facing Goliath and Jesus enduring the cross. Ridley also shares a story of a lighthouse keeper who bravely rescued seven people from a shipwreck. He encourages the congregation to not be ashamed of Christ and to boldly live out their faith. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer for those who need God's power and grace to be unashamed of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the significance of a place called Calvin, which is described as a place of pain and suffering. The preacher mentions historical locations such as the Roman Colosseum and Smithfield in Old England, where Christians were persecuted and killed. The preacher then transitions to a personal experience of visiting Waterloo, a famous battlefield, and expresses excitement about being there. The sermon concludes with a story about a woman who found solace in the Bible and discovered the message of redemption and justification through faith in Jesus Christ.

John Ridley preaches on the profound imagery found in Revelation 6:12-17, emphasizing the great day of God's wrath and the cosmic upheaval that accompanies it. He reflects on the greatness of God and the significance of the Lamb, who bears the sins of humanity, contrasting the earthly powers that will ultimately crumble before Him. Ridley encourages believers to look up in hope, as the Lamb of God offers redemption amidst chaos, and he highlights the importance of standing firm in faith during tumultuous times. The sermon culminates in a call to recognize the Lamb's sacrifice and the hope it brings for those who trust in Him.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Joseph from the Bible. He highlights how Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery, but Joseph remained faithful to God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not giving up on the Lord, even in difficult times. He encourages the audience to enjoy their relationship with God and reminds them that they have a soul that will ultimately determine their eternal destiny. The sermon also touches on the power of God and the need to surrender one's life to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the urgency of responding to the call of Jesus. He describes the current state of the world as filled with silence, strangeness, and terrible conditions. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about giving out crackers to children and how one boy asked for another one. He then transitions to discussing the message of the Lord, calling out different individuals and urging them to prepare their hearts for salvation. The sermon concludes with a reference to Martha and her role as a missionary, emphasizing the importance of spreading the message of life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a mind set on things above, rather than being consumed by worldly desires. He uses a story of men searching for treasure in the gutter to illustrate how many people are searching for satisfaction and happiness in the wrong places. The preacher encourages listeners to focus on spiritual work and seek the things that concern the currency of heaven. He also references the story of Jesus instructing his disciples to render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, highlighting the need to prioritize the things of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the "Triangle of Life" that exists in every town and city. He describes how people are always busy with their daily activities, such as buying and selling, planting, building, and carrying on with the work of the world. However, amidst this busyness, there are also individuals who are suffering and going through the "Triangle of Life" in their homes. The speaker then shares a personal story of his own Saturday night gatherings in his old home and how it was a special time for feasting and enjoyment. He goes on to emphasize the importance of doing the will of God and shares the story of Jesus healing a paralyzed man who had been unable to reach a healing pool for 38 years. The speaker highlights the man's willingness to be made whole and how he entered into the rest of God through his surrender to Jesus. The sermon concludes with the reminder that true rest and healing can only be found in Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of God's involvement in the lives of people. He highlights the need for God to fight for and guide individuals, as well as the role of the Messiah in bringing salvation. The preacher also discusses the significance of God's intervention in helping people enter the promised land. He emphasizes the need for a confession of faith and the power and grace of God in enabling believers to make this confession. The sermon references various biblical passages, including John 14, to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of small things in the eyes of God. He refers to a biblical passage where the Prophet cries out about studying the day of small things. The preacher also mentions James, the practical apostle, who highlights the power of a little fire that can kindle a great matter. He shares a personal childhood experience of being tempted by small books while buying groceries, illustrating the allure of small things. The sermon concludes by discussing the significance of small things in a world that is constantly expanding, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their value.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not just taking snapshots of our faith, but truly studying and immersing ourselves in the love of Christ. He highlights the example of early saints like John and Paul, who spent time adoring and studying the love of Christ. The speaker encourages listeners to behold the love of the Father and to be transformed by it, becoming more like Christ. He also shares a story about a boy who would gaze upon a carved face in a quarry, symbolizing the power and vision of Christ. The sermon concludes with examples of Jesus' love and miracles, reminding listeners that Christ's love should inspire and compel us to love others.