Jonathan Goforth warns about the danger of becoming accustomed to darkness and false doctrines, emphasizing the ease with which believers can compromise their faith by fraternizing with unbelievers. He uses powerful illustrations like the Coast Guard crew's mission and the infiltration of Marxism in religion to highlight the urgency of staying true to God's Word amidst a world filled with deception and distractions.

Jonathan Goforth preaches on the godly man's spirit of preferring God above all else in heaven and on earth, as exemplified in Psalm 73:25. The sermon delves into the psalmist's struggle with the prosperity of the wicked and his ultimate realization that having God as his portion surpasses all earthly desires. It emphasizes the importance of desiring God above all else, both in this world and the next, and the eternal happiness found in choosing God as the ultimate treasure.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the power of revival and confession, sharing stories of villages where Christians turned away from their faith but were brought back through prayer and special meetings. He emphasizes the importance of true repentance and surrender to God, showcasing how even the most broken and sinful individuals can be transformed by the grace of Jesus. Through powerful testimonies of changed lives, Goforth illustrates the impact of genuine confession, prayer, and spiritual awakening in communities and individuals.

Jonathan Goforth shares powerful testimonies of how God's work was hindered by unresolved conflicts and sins among believers in Kaifeng, leading to a lack of spiritual movement. However, when these hindrances were confessed and removed, the Holy Spirit broke through with convicting power, resulting in many conversions and a deep impact on both Christians and non-Christians. Goforth also recounts the inspiring story of Mr. Argento's sacrificial ministry in Kwangchow, where despite facing severe persecution, he prayed fervently for the salvation of his people, leading to the growth of a vibrant church. Additionally, Goforth describes the remarkable transformation of individuals, including a former prize-fighter turned preacher and a demon-possessed man who found freedom through the power of Jesus' name.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the importance of humility, confession, and reconciliation among missionaries and believers to remove hindrances and allow the Holy Spirit to work mightily. Through powerful confessions and prayers, hindrances such as pride, anger, lack of love, and past conflicts are revealed and dealt with, leading to deep spiritual movements and revival among the people. The sermon highlights the need for surrendering personal desires and expectations to God's sovereign will, trusting in His authority and timing for spiritual breakthroughs.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the power of the Holy Spirit to convict hearts and bring about true repentance and confession of sins. He shares stories of individuals who were under the influence of the devil but were led to genuine repentance through the working of the Holy Spirit. Despite initial resistance and hindrances, when individuals humbled themselves and confessed their sins, a powerful movement of the Spirit was experienced, leading to deep transformations and conversions.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about powerful movements of the Holy Spirit in various locations, where people experienced intense conviction, healing, confession of sins, and transformation. Despite obstacles like secret sins, opposition from students, and disagreements among missionaries, the Spirit worked mightily, leading to repentance, reconciliation, and revival. The testimonies of changed lives, including former skeptics and enemies, demonstrate the profound impact of surrendering to God and allowing the Holy Spirit to work in hearts.

Jonathan Goforth recounts his experiences leading revival meetings in Nanking and Hsuchowfu, where miraculous events unfolded, including the unexpected weather favoring the tent meetings and the deep conviction and confession of sins by students, teachers, and leaders. The power of God's presence was evident as individuals were moved to confess their wrongdoings, seek forgiveness, and make amends, leading to a profound transformation in hearts and lives. The revival spread to different schools, impacting both students and teachers, with many experiencing a genuine conversion and a desire to live out their faith authentically.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the martyr province of Shansi in China, where over one hundred missionaries and many native Christians were killed during a terrible persecution. He shares a story of a Chinese scholar who was moved to believe in Jesus after witnessing the fearlessness and faith of missionaries facing death. Goforth also recounts the powerful revival in Taiyuan where backsliders confessed their sins and sought forgiveness, leading to a transformation in the community. Additionally, he describes the challenges faced in Hsichow, including a woman with an ungovernable temper and a former influential member who fell into sin, but through prayer and repentance, they experienced a revival.

Jonathan Goforth recounts his experiences during a revival in Changteh, China, in 1908, where he faced initial resistance and indifference from missionaries and witnessed a spiritual awakening that led to deep confessions, reconciliations, and transformations. The revival brought about a change in the spiritual atmosphere of the station, leading to profound repentance, prayer, and revival fire sweeping through the community, even reaching outsiders who came out of curiosity. The movement resulted in the confession of sins, reconciliation of quarrels, and a focus on neglected duties and spiritual matters, demonstrating the power of God's work in transforming hearts and lives.

Jonathan Goforth reflects on his missionary work in China, feeling dissatisfied with the lack of results after years of labor. Through intense study of the Scriptures and accounts of revivals, he realizes the need for a deeper spiritual awakening. Encountering the teachings of Finney, he commits to understanding and obeying the spiritual laws governing revival. After resolving a personal conflict as directed by the Spirit, he experiences a powerful revival during a tour of his out-stations, witnessing transformed lives and a spirit of prayer. Inspired by the Korean Revival, he shares the story with missionaries across China, leading to a deep commitment to daily prayer for a divine blessing upon the Church of China.

Jonathan Goforth embarked on a journey to Manchuria in 1908 with a message from God but faced challenges in conducting a Revival due to lack of support and unity among the missionaries. Despite disappointments and doubts, a powerful movement of confession and repentance unfolded, leading to the exposure of hidden sins and the restoration of faith and trust among the congregation. The Revival sparked a transformative ripple effect, with individuals confessing and making amends for their wrongdoings, ultimately leading to a widespread spiritual awakening in the region.

Jonathan Goforth preaches about the powerful movement of the Holy Spirit in reviving spiritually dead churches, leading to intense prayer, confession of sins, and a deep desire for forgiveness and reconciliation. Despite initial doubts from missionaries, the churches experience a profound transformation as individuals openly confess their sins, seek forgiveness, and express a newfound willingness to forgive others. The revival spreads to outsiders, leading to repentance and a desire for reconciliation even among those who had been involved in criminal activities. The movement highlights the importance of genuine repentance, forgiveness, and the transformative power of God's grace.

Jonathan Goforth emphasizes the accessibility of God's revival to any group of wholehearted Christians who carry out His will, regardless of location. He highlights the vital role of prayer in igniting spiritual awakenings, citing historical examples like Luther, the Moravians, and the Wesleyan movement. Goforth stresses the necessity of a back-to-the-Bible movement, honoring the Word of God as the sharp sword that has been instrumental in past revivals. He challenges Christian leaders to dismantle ecclesiastical idols and prioritize exalting Jesus Christ above all else to usher in a true Holy Spirit revival.