In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that humans have a fundamental flaw that renders their lives worthless. God is calling for a drastic change in their lives, as mere confession of sins is not enough. The preacher highlights the need for a new creation and a vital union with Christ, which enables believers to draw life from Him and make necessary changes. The sermon concludes with the promise of God to remove the old, evil heart and replace it with a new divine heart, as stated in Jeremiah.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the true meaning of the word "glory" from God's perspective. He shares a personal experience of witnessing the glory of the Lord in a family that radiated love and joy. The speaker seeks guidance on how to experience the same in his own life amidst challenges and needs. He learns that Jesus is the answer and that God wants to make known His glory to us so that we can know Him and experience His life. The speaker also addresses the misconception of viewing the Bible as a mere rule book and encourages listeners to aim for the glory of God, knowing that it is attainable through Christ.

The video titled "Falling Down" tells the story of a frustrated man who becomes increasingly disillusioned with the injustices and indifference he sees in society. His frustration leads him to act out in ways that eventually result in his arrest. The video emphasizes the limitations of knowledge and education, stating that they can only provide information and not true understanding. The apostle Paul's experience in Romans 7 is referenced, highlighting the need for deliverance through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own experience of feeling out of control in life. He emphasizes that human efforts to gain control only reinforce the fact that we are ultimately out of control. The speaker then shares a personal story of how he was asked to sing a solo at a large gathering, despite feeling inadequate. As he sang, the presence of the Lord came upon the audience, leading to powerful experiences of conviction and healing. The speaker also draws a parallel to the story of Peter walking on water, highlighting the importance of taking risks and stepping out in faith.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the challenges of life and how our faith is tested during difficult times. He highlights the story of Baby Huey to illustrate the concept of growth, emphasizing that true growth happens on the inside. The preacher then delves into the importance of desiring the pure truth and life that comes from Jesus Christ, rather than seeking after personal preferences and creature comforts. He concludes by emphasizing that growth is ultimately produced by God, and it is through Him that we experience true growth in our faith.

In this sermon on Judges chapter 6 verse 17, the preacher discusses the historical context of the book of Judges, where the people of Israel were in need of a leader to rescue them from occupation by other nations. The focus is on Gideon, who finds himself in a difficult place and questions whether he has found grace in God's sight. The preacher emphasizes that Gideon's doubts and questions are relatable to those who feel obscure, isolated, and abandoned. The sermon highlights Gideon's dialogue with the angel of the Lord, where he questions why all the difficulties have befallen them and expresses a sense of God forsaking them.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that grace is not just for salvation, but also for living a new and transformed life. He explains that Jesus Christ, who is the embodiment of God's grace, came to show us how to live in relation to God the Father. The speaker highlights that true freedom and liberty come from living according to God's will and experiencing a superior way of life. He concludes by emphasizing that living in Christ enables us to live a godly life and access God's grace through faith.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jesus and Peter in Luke 5:1-11. Jesus asks Peter to take his boat out into the water so that he can preach to the people from there. After Jesus finishes speaking, he tells Peter to launch out into the deep and let down his nets. Peter initially hesitates, but eventually obeys and experiences a miraculous catch of fish. Overwhelmed by this display of God's provision, Peter falls at Jesus' feet and acknowledges his own sinfulness. The preacher emphasizes the importance of fully surrendering to God and going all the way with Him, rather than just going out a little ways.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of encountering a seemingly rough and troubled individual. Despite initial judgments, the speaker reached out to this person in light of God's love and prayed for him. Miraculously, the person was both physically and spiritually healed, experiencing a transformation through an encounter with God's love. The sermon emphasizes the importance of truly understanding and embodying the love of God, as demonstrated in 1 John 4:8, and encourages believers to extend this love to others, regardless of their deservingness or worthiness. The sermon also references the story of Isaiah's encounter with God's love and forgiveness in Isaiah 6:1-7. Additionally, the sermon highlights the ultimate manifestation of God's love through the sending of His Son, Jesus Christ, to the world for the purpose of bringing life to humanity.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of David and Goliath from the Bible. He emphasizes that despite facing giants in our lives, we must see the truth and know it as it is. David's three older brothers were assigned to fight in the battle against Goliath, but they were terrified and turned away. However, David, though not looking, feeling, or acting like a champion, knew he had a commission from God and stepped up to the challenge. The speaker also mentions the importance of having a higher purpose and determination, as seen in the story of Eric Little.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the frustration and struggle that many Christians face in their walk with God. He refers to the Apostle Paul's expression of feeling trapped and defeated in Romans 7:24. The speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's timing and allowing Him to order our steps. He encourages listeners to focus on the present moment and allow Jesus and the Holy Spirit to have control over their lives. Ultimately, the speaker reminds us that the best we can be is when we allow Jesus to be Himself in us and when we are empowered by the Holy Spirit.

In the video, a young man is shown who has been hurt and is overwhelmed by the presence of God. As he weeps, the congregation also begins to weep and experience the presence of God. This leads to 17 people accepting Christ as their Lord and Savior. Later, the young man's lack of growth and complaining about his circumstances reveal that he is not fully tapping into the power and resources available to him through Christ. The video serves as a reminder that the grace of God is invaluable and should not be received in vain.

Lewis Gregory preaches on the concept of seeking God's blessings while overlooking the fact that God has already blessed us abundantly through Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that all spiritual blessings are already ours in Christ and that we have access to heavenly resources. The key is to receive these blessings by faith and understand that we are blessed to be a blessing to others.

Lewis Gregory emphasizes the importance of listening to God through meditation, following the example of King David who frequently sat before the Lord in quiet expectancy. He shares his personal journey of discovering the value of true Biblical Christian meditation, highlighting the shift from rigid disciplines to a more open and receptive attitude towards God's voice. Gregory encourages believers to delight in God's presence, enjoy His fellowship, and be open to His leading through intentional meditation upon the Lord.

Lewis Gregory preaches about God's leadership structure within the church, emphasizing the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons as established by God to govern and nurture His church. The sermon highlights the importance of ministers being called by God, equipped with specific gifts and talents, and acting as overseers to provide spiritual nourishment, guidance, and protection to the church. It also discusses the significance of evaluating God's ministry, method, and minister in selecting the right leader for a church, focusing on the minister's personal life, character, and spiritual maturity.

Lewis Gregory preaches about the challenges of decision-making since Adam and Eve's choice in the Garden of Eden, emphasizing the need for proper guidance and a guide to make right decisions. He highlights the Holy Bible as the ultimate set of guidelines for life and the Holy Spirit as the essential instructor and empowerer for Christians. Gregory encourages yielding to Christ's Lordship, being filled with the Spirit, seeking God's peace and confirmation, gathering facts, seeking counsel, acting decisively in faith, and waiting patiently for God's timing.

Lewis Gregory preaches on the unique parent-child relationship where children naturally desire to please their parents, drawing parallels to our desire as children of God to please our Heavenly Father. Just as God was pleased with Jesus for who He is, as His Son, believers are also well pleasing to God by being in union with Christ. By allowing Christ to live through us, we can please God in all that we do, as Christ always did what pleased the Father, offering us the opportunity to rest in Him and experience perfect peace and rest.

Lewis Gregory emphasizes the importance of knowing the Truth, which is Jesus Christ, as the ultimate liberator, transformer, and source of wholeness. He highlights that Jesus is the Living Word, the embodiment of God's truth, and the sole Creator, Savior, and Ruler of all things. Gregory underscores the unique attributes of Jesus Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords, and the significance of being in union with Christ, which enables believers to be like Christ and find their completeness and purpose in Him.