In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging that judgment begins in the house of God and prays for personal refinement. He then expresses gratitude for the word shared by another preacher and prays for the message to deeply impact their lives. The speaker mentions meditating on a topic and recalls a story about Leonard Ravenhill's sermon that led high-powered executives to come to Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking Jesus and glorifying Him, while also acknowledging the potential for misinterpretation and promoting a false sense of piety.

This sermon shares powerful testimonies of individuals who have faced persecution for their faith, highlighting their unwavering commitment to Christ even in the face of extreme adversity. It emphasizes the importance of being part of a revolution of love, where ordinary people are empowered to do extraordinary things for the Kingdom of God, especially in areas of war, disaster, and persecution. The message calls for a strategic response to assist and empower the church in reaching those in the most difficult situations of the world, reminding believers of the eternal significance of living out their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a man who found solace in singing the hymn "The Old Rugged Cross" during his time of forced labor. The speaker emphasizes that calamity brings clarity while comfort can lead to confusion. He contrasts the focus of the church in America, which often points to material blessings, with the church around the world, which points to the transformation of souls. The speaker challenges listeners to live their lives with a sense of urgency and passion for eternity, rather than being consumed by the comforts of modern Christianity.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spending time with God and loving Him above all else. He encourages listeners to focus on their relationship with God rather than on their actions or achievements. The speaker also highlights the significance of sacrificial love, where one willingly gives up everything for the sake of God's kingdom. He concludes by reminding the audience of the holiness of God and the righteousness they have through Christ. The sermon encourages believers to understand and apply the teachings of the Bible in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing God as the creator and ourselves as His creation. He shares a personal experience from his trip to Kenya that served as a turning point for him. The speaker encourages the audience to open their Bibles to 2 Chronicles 24 and shares his goal of leaving a lasting impact on their hearts rather than being remembered by name. He challenges the listeners to heed the word of the Lord and allow Him to restore them, regardless of their past experiences or struggles. The sermon concludes with a powerful message about the choice to either burn for God now or face the consequences later, highlighting the reality of hell and God's love for His people.

In this sermon, Kevin Turner discusses the concept of discipleship and what it truly means. He challenges believers to consider if discipleship could be as radical as laying down one's life. He emphasizes the importance of living a life of compliance to the letter of the law or living a life in principle through love. Turner shares personal stories of miraculous experiences he has witnessed by walking with Jesus, including praying for rain during a four-year drought in Sudan. He also expresses concern about the state of the church, noting that despite the abundance of Christian resources, something is missing and believers have become blinded to it.

Kevin Turner shares a powerful message about the transformative power of love, particularly the love of Christ, which compels believers to live for others rather than themselves. He recounts his experiences in war zones and disaster areas, emphasizing that true faith is demonstrated through action and sacrifice for those in need. Turner challenges the congregation to reflect on their faith and its impact on their lives and the world, urging them to be conduits of God's love and grace. He highlights that when love comes to town, it brings hope, healing, and a call to serve, reminding everyone that they are called to be agents of change in a broken world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the state of 21st century American Christianity, describing it as polluted. He criticizes the focus on material blessings and the pursuit of prosperity, stating that persecution purifies while prosperity often pollutes. The preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to lay down their hopes, dreams, and ambitions and surrender to Jesus, allowing for a revolution of love. He calls for a return to true theology and living for Jesus, rather than getting caught up in theological debates. The preacher also highlights the importance of brokenness and repentance in the church, urging believers to turn away from a focus on big churches and material wealth.

In this video, Kevin Turner, President of Strategic World Impact, discusses the issue of watered-down discipleship and lukewarm Christianity in America. He attributes this problem to the desire to increase church numbers by lowering the standards of discipleship. Turner shares a personal experience of realizing his own hypocrisy and the need for genuine repentance. He emphasizes the importance of seeking a true relationship with God and being willing to be a failure for Him rather than seeking personal success. Turner also highlights the contrast between the prosperity and lack of persecution in America, urging Christians to examine their faith and strive for a deeper, more authentic walk with God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a man who endured 12 hours of forced labor and found solace in humming the hymn "The Old Rugged Cross." The speaker contrasts the focus of the church in America, which often emphasizes material blessings, with the church around the world, which values the transformation of souls. He challenges the church in America to embrace a mindset of sacrifice and martyrdom for the sake of Jesus. The speaker also shares a personal experience of encountering Jesus in a life-threatening situation and highlights the importance of a 14-year-old girl's understanding of following Jesus.

In this video, Kevin Turner, President of Strategic World Impact, discusses the work of his organization in responding to disasters, war zones, and areas of Christian persecution or human rights violation. Strategic World Impact provides both physical and humanitarian assistance, including medical aid, food, shelter, and clothing. They also proclaim love and truth, aiming to change people's worldview and empower them to overcome their circumstances. The organization trains missionaries and volunteers through their disaster assistance response teams, providing them with anti-terrorism training, cultural understanding, and logistics skills. Overall, Strategic World Impact is dedicated to being on the front lines, providing assistance and spreading the Gospel in areas of great suffering.

In this sermon, Kevin challenges the audience to examine their lives and make them count for eternity. He emphasizes the importance of being genuine in our faith and not just using cliches or empty words. Kevin debunks the myth that the best ministry is a long ministry, using examples from John the Baptist and Jesus himself. He encourages listeners to live their lives on the brink of eternity, with a broken spirit and a passion for souls.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of witnessing extreme violence and questioning God's judgment, justice, and love. After going through a period of darkness and despair, the speaker witnesses a powerful moment of transformation as women from their team are baptized in a swimming pool on the roof of their house, despite the surrounding mosques calling for prayer. This event signifies the triumph of Jesus invading people's hearts and the power of the church. The speaker also mentions the opportunity to seal the commitment of 12 more seekers who have decided to commit their lives to Christ.

Natalia Schedrivaya, Samuel Lee, Sunday Adelaja, Joseph D'Souza, Kong Hee, and Enoch Adeboye all address the issue of stagnation in the American church compared to the rapid growth seen in other parts of the world. They emphasize the need for true revival, which involves desperation for God, humility, rejection of materialism, and a focus on soul-winning, power evangelism, discipleship, and missions. They highlight the importance of sacrifice, prayer, holiness, and a disciplined Christian life as essential components for experiencing revival and growth in the church.