Mack Tomlinson emphasizes the sovereignty of God in his sermon, exploring how God's supreme authority governs all aspects of creation, including the hardening of Pharaoh's heart and the selective mercy He extends to individuals. He highlights that God's sovereignty is often misunderstood and resisted by humanity, yet it is essential for understanding God's justice and mercy. Tomlinson urges believers to approach this doctrine with humility and reverence, recognizing that God's ways are beyond human comprehension. He reassures Christians that God's sovereignty provides comfort and assurance in their lives, as every detail is under His control.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. He shares stories of individuals who experienced a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit and were transformed as a result. The preacher also highlights the need for continual dependence on the Holy Spirit and the importance of prayer for His presence and guidance. He concludes by mentioning the persecution faced by Robert Bruce and the need for believers to remain steadfast in their faith.

The video discusses the ministry of a preacher who delivers powerful and convicting sermons about the serious matters of God. The preacher's seriousness and reverence for God's word is highlighted, contrasting with the light and irreverent approach often seen in contemporary music and preaching. The video emphasizes the need for believers to have a deep understanding of eternity and the judgment seat of Christ, and to live with a heavenly perspective. It also encourages viewers to learn from the examples of faithful servants of God and to recognize the difference between genuine and counterfeit expressions of faith.

In this sermon, a young actor in New York City shares his testimony of how he embraced Jesus Christ through attending prayer meetings for two months. He describes his life as sad and wretched, having grieved the Holy Spirit and nearly being ruined by drinking. The speaker then discusses how God has appointed times in history to do a new and accelerated work, saving multitudes and nations in a moment. He emphasizes that it is not just great spiritual heroes, but normal, ordinary Christians who can be used by God in prayer for His purposes. The sermon also highlights the importance of sound conversion as the mark of the Holy Spirit and references the 1858 prayer revival as one of the greatest works of grace in history.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the work of God in our salvation and sanctification. He highlights the immense sacrifice of God giving His Son for sinners and how this should assure us that He will also change, sanctify, and deliver us from besetting sins. The ultimate goal of our salvation is sanctification, which involves being built up into the image of Jesus Christ. The preacher emphasizes that sanctification is a work that can only be accomplished by God Himself, as He empowers our will, renews our mind, and pours out His Spirit upon us.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the incredible power and importance of prayer. He compares the resources available to us through prayer to a hypothetical scenario of receiving $5 million in a bank account. The speaker encourages listeners to pray about everything and to give their concerns and desires to Jesus, trusting Him to work and move in their lives. He shares a personal experience of realizing that Jesus is always with us and can fulfill our deepest longings. The speaker concludes by highlighting the significance of private prayer and the transformative effects it can have on our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the reality and immediacy of eternity. He reminds the audience that time is short and that this world is not our permanent home, but rather a temporary passage. The preacher highlights the importance of viewing eternity in the right perspective, as it affects how we handle trials and experiences in this life. He also emphasizes the responsibility of every Christian to work out their salvation and pursue God and holiness, regardless of their age or experience. The preacher warns against being complacent or lazy in our spiritual walk, and encourages believers to be on guard against the temptations of the world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of David and Bathsheba from the Bible. David, while casually observing the sunset, sees Bathsheba and is immediately tempted by her beauty. He gives in to this temptation and commits adultery with her. The preacher emphasizes that our society is also plagued by sexual immorality and greed. However, the sermon also highlights the importance of repentance and God's forgiveness, as David eventually repents and is restored by God. The preacher warns the audience to be aware of the dangers of temptation and to turn to God for forgiveness and restoration.

This sermon delves into the profound significance of Christ's experience in Gethsemane, highlighting the unique and intense agony He faced as a true human being, anticipating the horrors of the cross, the weight of sin, and the loneliness of being separated from the Father. It emphasizes the humanity and agony of Jesus in this one-time event, revealing the depth of His suffering and the necessity of understanding Gethsemane as a crucial part of His redemptive work.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that all punishment and wrath for our sins were poured out on Christ at the cross. He explains that God disciplines us out of love to correct and change us, making us more dependent on Him. The preacher then discusses the importance of keeping God's commandments and warns against forgetting Him in the midst of the sinful and rebellious world we live in. He highlights that God leads and provides for His people, feeding them with spiritual nourishment that the world cannot understand. The ultimate goal of God's provision and leading is to humble His people and cultivate dependence on Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and the impact of praying men throughout history, highlighting individuals like John Knox, Robert Bruce, Leonard Ravenhill, and others who dedicated their lives to fervent prayer. It calls for a revival of prayer in the present day, urging listeners to heed the call to a life of intercession and seeking God's presence through dedicated prayer.

In this video, the speaker and his wife are celebrating their 40th year of marriage. They read from Ephesians 4:17-32, discussing the importance of mortifying sin and growing in Christ. The speaker shares a conversation he had with a young pastor who asked how to best mortify sin as a Christian. He emphasizes the need to continually understand our new identity in Christ and lists various sins that we must put off and put on the new man. The speaker also highlights the importance of actively and diligently dealing with sins in our lives, using radical examples from Matthew 18 to illustrate the cost of discipleship and self-denial.

This sermon reflects on the miraculous work of God in transforming individuals into Christians, emphasizing the impossibility of fulfilling God's work without His power. It highlights the impactful life and ministry of Conrad Murrell, a man of God known for his humility, wisdom, and fearless preaching. The sermon underscores the importance of a radical trust in the Word of God alongside a genuine openness to the moving of the Spirit, as exemplified by Conrad Murrell's life.

This sermon focuses on prevailing prayer, highlighting the story of Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20 facing a real need and turning to seek the Lord in prayer. It emphasizes the importance of genuine, desperate prayer in times of need, trusting in God's timing and providence to answer prayers and provide for His people.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of spiritual capital punishment, which involves actively and militantly putting sin to death in the Christian's life. It explores the need for believers to understand their new identity in Christ and to proactively deny and resist all forms of sin. The sermon highlights the biblical concept of mortification, where believers are called to put off the old self and put on the new self in Christ, continually growing in holiness and sanctification.

Mack Tomlinson emphasizes the significance of Christ's ascension and session, explaining that after His work of redemption on the cross and resurrection, He ascended to Heaven and took His seat at the right hand of God. This act signifies the completion of His redemptive work and His exalted position as King and Lord over the universe. Tomlinson highlights that the ascension is not merely an end but a beginning of Christ's reign and intercession for believers, assuring them of their future ascension and eternal life with Him. He encourages the congregation to recognize the importance of Christ's ongoing role in governing the world and offering salvation to all who believe. The sermon concludes with a call to faith in Christ, who reigns and offers forgiveness to anyone who comes to Him.

This sermon emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining unity and love within the church body, highlighting the dangers of division, gossip, and selfish ambition. The speaker urges every church member to proactively preserve unity, avoid divisive behaviors, and prioritize the welfare of the entire church over personal preferences or disagreements. The message underscores the biblical command to maintain a spirit of humility, forgiveness, and love, following the example of Christ's mindset and sacrificial love for the church.

This sermon focuses on the theme of transitioning from fear to faith in the face of Christ. It emphasizes the importance of replacing fear with faith by trusting in God's promises and seeking His help in times of fear. The speaker shares personal experiences of facing fear and finding peace through faith in God's Word.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of elevating our view and observance of the Lord's Supper, highlighting its significance as a high and holy observance for every Christian. The message delves into the symbolism of the bread and cup, representing Christ's body and blood, and the invitation by Jesus to partake personally in remembrance of Him. It encourages a prayerful and consecrated approach to the Lord's Supper, viewing it as a time of fresh covenant with the Lord Jesus.

This sermon delves into John chapter 6, where Jesus reveals Himself as the true bread from heaven, emphasizing the necessity of partaking of Him for eternal life. Jesus challenges the crowd to believe in Him, come to Him, and partake of His flesh and blood symbolically, signifying the need to accept His sacrificial death for sin. The sermon highlights the invitation to feast on Christ, the living bread, and emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in Him for salvation.

This sermon delves into the Great Commission as recorded in Mark 16, Matthew 28, Luke 24, and Acts 1, emphasizing the call for all believers to be witnesses and share the gospel to all nations. It highlights the importance of being empowered by the Holy Spirit for effective evangelism and the need for obedience in carrying out the mission of proclaiming the Kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ with boldness.

This sermon focuses on the restoration of Peter by Jesus after his triple denial. Jesus lovingly restores Peter by asking him three times if he loves Him, commissioning him to shepherd His sheep, foretelling Peter's martyrdom, and reminding him to focus on following Him. The message emphasizes the importance of love for Christ, the possibility of restoration after failure, and the healing power of the Gospel in bringing back those who have fallen away.

This sermon focuses on the theme of spiritual weariness and fainting, drawing from Isaiah 40:28-31. It emphasizes the reality of weariness in the Christian life, the various challenges faced, and the need to wait upon the Lord for renewal and strength. The message highlights God's promise to empower the faint and weary, encouraging believers to view weakness through a biblical perspective and minister to those who are struggling.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of baptism as a symbolic act of dying to sin and rising to new life in Christ. It explores the biblical significance of baptism, highlighting the conditions of repentance and faith required for believers to be baptized. The sermon delves into Romans 6, illustrating how baptism represents union with Christ in His death and resurrection, leading to freedom from sin and a new life in Him. It concludes with a call to believe and live out the truth of being dead to sin, alive in Christ, and free from the bondage of sin.

This sermon delves into the biblical theology of the tongue, emphasizing the power of words to either speak truth or error, highlighting the struggle with words that we all face. It explores passages from James 3, Psalms, and teachings from Paul Tripp's book 'The War of Words', discussing the impact of our speech on relationships and sanctification. The sermon underscores the need for the Holy Spirit to tame and sanctify our tongues, drawing parallels between controlling the tongue and steering a ship or a horse.