In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for Christians to constantly be revived and restored to God, even after being saved. He shares his personal experience of realizing the root of sin and the importance of honesty with God. The speaker also recounts a powerful moment of witnessing to a woman named Nellie, who initially rejected the gospel but later broke down in tears and accepted Christ. The sermon highlights the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and the impact of prayer in leading others to salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on James 4:7, which instructs believers to submit to God and resist the devil. The sermon emphasizes that although we are in a spiritual battle, we can walk in victory by following God's instructions. The preacher highlights the importance of surrender and submission to God, stating that it is foundational for maintaining victory in our lives. The sermon also mentions the devil's work of spreading lies and encourages believers to be aware of his tactics.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of humbling ourselves under the mighty hand of God in order to receive His grace. He highlights the sins mentioned in the book of James, such as anger, selfish ambition, and bitter envy, which stem from an arrogant and controlling attitude. The preacher emphasizes the need for surrendering to God and fully submitting to Him, as the eyes of the Lord search for those whose hearts are fully committed to Him. He also discusses the power dynamics between God and Satan, stating that people are either submitted to God or under the power of Satan until they surrender to God. The sermon concludes with a call to surrender to God and trust Him to run our lives better than we can.

In this sermon, the pastor recounts the story of a youth group revival that took place in 1904. The pastor asked the youth what God was doing in their lives, and a teenage girl named Flory Evans stood up and expressed her love for Jesus. This ignited a revival in the youth group, leading them to pray, share their love with others, and worship God. The pastor emphasizes the importance of prayer in experiencing the glory of the Lord and calls for a revival of prayer in churches today. The sermon also includes examples of how prayer has led to conversions and revivals in the past.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different types of deserts that Christians may go through in their lives. These include deserts of bitter loss, insecurity, and alienation from God. The preacher emphasizes that God is always faithful to provide for His children's needs, even in the midst of these deserts. He encourages the congregation to trust in God's provision and to perceive the new things that God is doing in their lives. The sermon is based on passages from Isaiah and Deuteronomy, highlighting God's ability to sustain and guide His people through difficult times.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by posing a question about summarizing the entire Old Testament in one or two sentences. He then shares a personal experience of witnessing a woman who radiated the love of Christ through her face, emphasizing the importance of love over theological knowledge. The speaker then shifts to discussing the teachings of Jesus in Luke 15, specifically focusing on the parable of the prodigal son. He highlights the son's rebellion, his realization of his mistakes, and his decision to return to his father, emphasizing the theme of drawing near to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on God's spirit rather than our own strength and power. He highlights how trials and problems are God's way of getting our attention and reminding us of our need for Him. The preacher references the story of Moses humbling himself before God and how God intervened and delivered him. He also mentions the promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14, where God promises to hear and forgive His people if they humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways. The sermon concludes with a call to seek the Lord and rely on His power to bring about change in our lives.

Mark Greening emphasizes the significance of the last words of Jesus and their relevance to the church today, particularly focusing on the church of Smyrna, which faced persecution and poverty yet remained faithful. He highlights that true richness comes from faith in Christ rather than material wealth, and encourages believers to be steadfast in their faith despite trials, as Jesus walks among His churches and knows their struggles. Greening reminds the congregation that Jesus offers a crown of life to those who endure suffering for His name, urging them to reflect on their love for Christ and their commitment to the church.

Mark Greening emphasizes the message to the church of Ephesus from Revelation, highlighting their hard work and perseverance but also their critical failure of leaving their first love for Christ. He warns that busyness in ministry does not equate to spiritual health and urges believers to remember, repent, and return to their initial passion for Jesus. Greening illustrates the importance of love in the Christian life, stating that true faith must express itself through love for God and others. He concludes with a call to be overcomers, reminding the congregation that Jesus is coming soon and urging them to be ready.