In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of committing everything to God. He references Luke 12:35-36, where Jesus instructs his followers to be ready and alert for the return of their master. The preacher emphasizes that God sees everything, even the hidden aspects of our lives, and we should aim to impress Him alone. He also mentions John 12:24, highlighting the need to give up things we love if they compete with our devotion to God. Lastly, the preacher discusses Luke 21:1-4, where Jesus praises a poor widow for her sacrificial giving, contrasting it with the extravagant gifts of the rich.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of apathy and lack of belief among Christians. He highlights the barrenness of altars and the lack of fire in the hearts of believers. The preacher also discusses the impact of various factors, such as the Vietnam War and blue-collar crime, on the country's economy and spirituality. He emphasizes that when God wants to get the attention of His people, He touches their economy, ecology, and may even raise up a nation to invade them. The preacher calls for a revival and urges Christians to prioritize soul-winning, just as the early Methodist Church did. He questions why Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for laborers in the harvest when He himself has enough faith, and emphasizes the importance of prayer in Jesus' ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing the journey of faith. They encourage listeners to seek solutions and growth in their spiritual lives, rather than simply relying on external factors. The speaker also addresses the need for a welcoming and inclusive environment for those who may not have a strong religious background. They emphasize the importance of personal growth and choosing a path that aligns with one's dreams and aspirations. The sermon concludes with a reminder to continually learn and grow in one's faith.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of miracles and the power of faith. He mentions the story of Joshua commanding the sun to stand still as one of the greatest miracles ever performed. The speaker also talks about the importance of trust and belief in God, using the example of Peter walking on water. He then transitions to the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, highlighting the emotional and cultural aspects of Jewish funerals. The speaker emphasizes the need for faith and understanding in difficult times, drawing lessons from the Gospel of John.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Balaam from the book of Numbers in the Bible. Balaam, a prophet of God, misused his gifts and relationship with God for personal gain. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical and cultural context of the Bible, as it was written over 3,000 years ago in ancient Hebrew. The sermon also highlights the unpredictable nature of God's communication with people, using examples from the lives of Abraham and Solomon. The preacher concludes by mentioning that the study will focus on the book of Numbers, specifically chapter 22.

Keith Green addresses the dangers of grumbling and complaining, emphasizing how such attitudes anger God and burden spiritual leaders. He highlights the contrast between the Old and New Testaments, explaining that while the Old Covenant had severe requirements, the New Covenant carries a greater responsibility due to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Green warns that disobedience under the New Covenant incurs harsher judgment, as believers have been given the Spirit to help them obey. He uses biblical examples, particularly from Numbers and Hebrews, to illustrate the consequences of complaining and the importance of trust in God. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of God's love and justice, urging believers to be mindful of their attitudes and actions.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the human experience and the suffering and fear that people go through. They highlight the need for people to have power and peace, and the role of individuals in bringing about change. The speaker also discusses the perception of criminals and the need for empathy and understanding. They emphasize the need for trust and conviction in order to make a positive impact in the community. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to have a compassionate and proactive approach towards others, and to seek goodness and love in their actions.

In the video, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prioritizing plants and nature. He mentions that living in mansions and exceeding regular limits is not allowed, and encourages living within the boundaries set by God. The preacher also mentions the need for community and unity, stating that people come together to get news and support each other. Lastly, he emphasizes the importance of following God's word and living a righteous life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of money and the potential loss that can occur if we don't take breaks. He emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and not constantly working, as it can lead to a loss of money. The speaker also mentions a conversation with someone named John, where John expresses his dislike for the speaker. The speaker reflects on the need to understand how others feel about us. The sermon concludes with gratitude and a reminder to go deep in our recovery and trust in God during times of transition.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Balaam and Balak from the Bible. Balaam is asked by Balak to curse the enemies of Israel, but instead, he blesses them as directed by God. Balak becomes frustrated and asks Balaam to curse them again, but Balaam insists on speaking only what God puts in his mouth. The speaker emphasizes the importance of obeying God's will and not grumbling or complaining about the work of the Lord. He reminds the audience that serving God is a privilege and that we should surrender our own will to His.

Keith Green addresses the dangers of grumbling and complaining among Christians, emphasizing that such attitudes reflect a lack of faith and trust in God. He draws parallels between the Israelites' desire to return to Egypt and modern believers' frustrations when faced with trials after accepting Christ. Green highlights God's patience and provision, as seen in the story of Moses and the quail, while warning against greed and ingratitude. He also discusses the jealousy that can arise among close friends and family when one is blessed, urging believers to remain humble and faithful. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper trust in God's promises and a rejection of the spirit of complaint.

This sermon emphasizes the critical need for soul-winning and revival in churches, highlighting the alarming statistics of churches failing to bring even one soul to Christ despite numerous sermons preached. It calls for a return to the fervor of early Methodist beliefs that prioritized saving souls above all else. The speaker addresses the apathy and moral decline in society, urging believers to wake up, pray fervently, and actively engage in bringing others to Christ to prevent spiritual destruction.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life of true devotion to God, highlighting the need to align our motives with God's will in every aspect of our lives. It discusses the eternal struggle between selfishness and devotion, urging believers to constantly seek a state of mind that is focused on God. The sermon challenges individuals to examine their motives, habits, and actions, ensuring that everything is done in the spirit of devotion to God.

This sermon emphasizes the unconditional love and acceptance of Jesus Christ towards us, highlighting that He pursued us first, loved us before we loved Him, and gave everything for us despite our unworthiness. It challenges the notion of deserving salvation and focuses on recognizing the immense sacrifice God made for us compared to what we offer in return. The core message is about humbly accepting God's love and grace, acknowledging our sinfulness, and experiencing the miraculous acceptance by Jesus.

This sermon emphasizes the urgency and responsibility Christians have in sharing the Gospel with those who do not know God. It challenges believers to open their eyes to the lost, to stop being indifferent or complacent, and to actively respond to God's call to reach out to others. The message highlights the contrast between the apathy of many towards the spiritual needs of others and the compassionate heart of Jesus who cares deeply for every individual.

This sermon reflects on the speaker's journey of understanding God's character, particularly His patience and kindness, and the realization of personal shortcomings in comparison to biblical figures. It emphasizes the importance of humility, teachability, and openness to correction in one's Christian walk. The speaker acknowledges the impact of encountering individuals who embody gentleness, love, and radical faith, challenging previous misconceptions about these qualities.

This sermon delves into the importance of not diluting the gospel message, emphasizing the need to address the missing parts in modern preaching. It highlights the significance of the blood of Jesus, the cross, the threat of hell, and the law of God in convicting sinners. The speaker challenges the trend of avoiding tough topics like sin, hell, and the law, urging a return to the full counsel of God's Word.

This sermon delves into the shortcomings of the modern gospel, highlighting the focus on self-centeredness, shallow conversions, and a bargain-like approach to salvation. It emphasizes the need for true repentance, a deeper understanding of God's holiness, and a shift from seeking personal blessings to honoring and serving God. The importance of genuine conversion, humility, and devotion to God's teachings is underscored through comparisons with the early church in Acts.

This sermon delves into the potential pitfalls of modern evangelistic practices, such as altar calls and the sinner's prayer, highlighting the importance of genuine repentance and understanding in salvation. It emphasizes the need for a deep, personal relationship with God rather than rushed decisions or shallow conversions, urging a return to the true essence of Christianity rooted in truth, love, and dedication.

This sermon addresses the flaws in modern gospel practices, emphasizing the need for a return to authentic discipleship and a genuine presentation of the gospel message. It critiques man-made inventions that have diluted the gospel, such as shallow follow-up programs and distorted counseling methods. The speaker highlights the importance of allowing individuals to seek God on their own, avoiding the pressure of false conversions and emphasizing the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers towards true holiness and understanding of salvation.

This sermon delves into the in-depth study of self-denial or death to self, exploring various scriptures that emphasize the importance of denying oneself. The speaker encourages the audience to write down the scriptures shared, study them, and pray over them to truly internalize their meaning. The focus is on digesting the scripture in one's spirit rather than mere memorization, highlighting the significance of meditating on God's word.

Keith Green addresses the controversial topic of using rock music in Christian ministry, sharing his personal struggles and insights on the matter. He discusses the differing opinions within the Christian community regarding the use of rock music for evangelism and worship, emphasizing the importance of examining one's motives and heart condition. Green highlights the need for Christians to surpass worldly standards and focus on glorifying God with pure intentions, rather than seeking self-exaltation. He challenges the notion of labeling music as inherently 'evil,' stressing that it is the heart behind the music that determines its impact.

Keith Green reflects on the joy and expectation of Christmas from his childhood, filled with the warmth of family, friends, and giving. He shares his journey of discovering the true meaning of Christmas through encountering Jesus at the age of 21, transforming his perspective on the holiday. Keith delves into the origin of Christmas, highlighting Constantine's role in merging Christian celebrations with pagan festivals to appease the masses. He also discusses the evolution of St. Nick into Santa Claus and the commercialization of gift-giving. Finally, Keith challenges Christians to refocus on the true essence of Christmas by spreading the Gospel, helping the needy, and teaching the next generation the value of sacrificial giving.