In this sermon, the speaker shares a harrowing story of a man who falls into temptation and suffers severe consequences. The man is lured by a beautiful woman but is then ambushed by a group of people who beat and abuse him. Despite his wife's efforts to pay a ransom, he is ultimately beaten to death. The speaker emphasizes the importance of resisting sinful desires and the need for discipline and wisdom in making choices. He encourages the audience to learn from their mistakes and remember the consequences of sin in order to avoid falling into temptation. The sermon references Proverbs and highlights the significance of understanding the Hebrew word "acharit" which relates to the final consequences of our actions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the spiritual state of young people in America, as revealed by a survey conducted by George Barna. The survey found that many young people have a moral standard of "whatever" and lack strong convictions. The speaker emphasizes the need for the church to engage in holy conflict with the world and live as children of light. They also address the opposition faced by those who speak against the homosexual agenda, being labeled as hate-filled bigots. The sermon concludes with an invitation to attend a conference focused on taking back cities for God.

In this sermon, the preacher shares stories of powerful encounters with God and the impact it had on people's lives. He describes a revival where people were getting saved even before entering the church building, emphasizing the presence and visitation of God. The preacher also tells the story of a churchgoer who realizes the need to truly experience God and not just go through the motions of attending church. He encourages believers to seek a personal encounter with God through prayer and devotion, emphasizing that God wants to move in and through them.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the temptation faced by Americans to be lured away from God's true riches by temporal treasures. He emphasizes the abundance and comfort that Americans enjoy, contrasting it with the struggles faced by the rest of the world. The preacher challenges the audience to examine their priorities and question whether they are investing their time and energy into things that will ultimately burn. He urges them to focus on eternal matters, such as getting right with God and spreading the Gospel, rather than being consumed by worldly pursuits.

Michael L. Brown discusses the historical context of biblical revivals, emphasizing the Hebrew concept of 'Chaya,' which means to revive or bring to life. He highlights the story of Habakkuk, who cried out for God's revival amidst sin and judgment, and the significant revival during King Josiah's reign, where the rediscovery of God's law led to a national turning back to righteousness. Brown also reflects on the transformative power of past revivals, such as those led by Charles Finney and David Brainerd, illustrating how genuine encounters with God can lead to societal change and a return to holiness. He stresses the importance of recognizing God's holiness and the need for repentance in the face of sin, urging the church to seek revival in contemporary times.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of both preaching and praying in the Christian faith. He warns against relying solely on one aspect without the other, comparing it to hopping on one leg. The speaker also addresses the historical mistreatment of Jews by the church, but highlights the importance of reaching out to them with the gospel. He shares his personal burden for the salvation of his own people and encourages others to have a heart for the Great Commission, including reaching out to Israel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer in experiencing God's blessings and seeing Him move in our lives. He shares stories of persecuted workers who rely on prayer and witness miraculous healings. The speaker encourages the congregation to prioritize prayer and deepen their individual and congregational prayer lives. He acknowledges that time constraints may make it challenging to spend long hours in prayer, but emphasizes that the same attitude of devotion can still yield powerful results. The speaker references Acts 6:4, which highlights the importance of prayer and the ministry of the word.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the difference between being consumers or disciples of Jesus. He emphasizes that as followers of Christ, we should not expect to be treated any better than Jesus himself, who was hated and crucified by the world. The speaker encourages the audience to go beyond just the excitement of being part of a church community and to become true disciples of Jesus. He urges them to take action and get involved in evangelism and other forms of service, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and perseverance. The sermon also highlights the inspiring story of Adoniram Judson, a missionary who faced immense suffering and loss but remained faithful to his calling.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the prevalence of easily accessible and explicit content in today's society. He shares personal experiences of encountering inappropriate material and emphasizes the need to treat it as an enemy. The speaker also discusses the consequences of indulging in sexual sin, whether through watching explicit movies or engaging in online activities. He highlights the importance of recognizing the aftereffects or "acharit" of such actions and warns against the dangers of sexual sin, citing the book of Proverbs as a source of wisdom and guidance.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the reasons why God is often left out of human religious structures and not welcomed in prestigious places. He emphasizes that when people think they have it all figured out, they tend to prioritize their own systems and say "the show must go on." The speaker also highlights the pain and effort involved in birthing something new, using the analogy of childbirth. Additionally, the speaker mentions the importance of recognizing that God works through imperfect vessels, which can lead to imperfect manifestations. The sermon emphasizes the need to understand and overcome religious stumbling blocks.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding God's posture towards believers. He explains that God desires to bless his children and wants them to live a righteous life. The preacher also mentions the process of transformation through the blood of Jesus, where believers are changed from death to life and from the kingdom of Satan to the kingdom of God. The sermon highlights the intensity of emotions and the conviction experienced during a revival season.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the state of the American body, particularly those who consider themselves charismatic or spirit-filled believers. He criticizes the tendency for believers to rely on formulas and a push-button approach to their faith, seeking instant results. The speaker emphasizes the importance of spiritual hunger and the need to go beyond simply asking God to move, but also speaking forth commands and decrees in alignment with Scripture. He shares stories of Jewish tradition and the dedication of Rabbi Akiva and his disciples, highlighting the power of sanctifying the name of the Lord and the consequences of slander.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the transformative power of God's visitation and revival. He shares anecdotes of individuals who experienced profound changes and deliverance through God's intervention. The preacher highlights the choice between having a comfortable and accepted church or experiencing an outpouring of God's power and seeing lives transformed. He also addresses the fear of holiness and the need for personal sacrifice in revival. The sermon concludes with a reference to the prophecy of Simeon in the Bible, highlighting the arrival of the Messiah and the hope for God's answer to prayers.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages listeners to promote and support a book by sharing a link on social media and writing reviews on Amazon. He believes that God will bless their efforts and bring about something impossible. The speaker shares a story about a preacher in Africa who had a dream of a blood-washed Africa and heard the words, "Africa shall be saved." This story serves as a reminder that God can bring about miraculous transformations even in the face of discouragement. The speaker also references biblical examples of angelic visitations and Paul's declaration of faith in the midst of a storm to emphasize the power of believing in God's promises.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of revival preaching and repentance, using Matthew 3 as the starting point. He emphasizes that revival is needed when there is a decline or complacency in the spiritual life. The preacher explains that revival preaching is different from regular teaching and focuses on exposing sin and calling for repentance. He highlights that revival preaching is filled with divine fire and is a prophetic cry to turn away from sin and return to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking God's word and understanding His reality. They encourage listeners to look at the patterns of great movings of God in the past as evidence of His power and presence. The speaker shares accounts of miraculous events, such as a powerful prayer hurricane lasting for hours and a group of girls going into a trance and experiencing heavenly visions. They highlight the transformative nature of revival and the need for a revival in our society today. The sermon emphasizes the need to seek God's word, pray fervently, and believe in the possibility of revival.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of God's decrees and how they can be overruled by the majority. He shares a story from the Talmud about a woman who mistakenly accuses someone of killing her brother, and how her words spread throughout Israel. The speaker also talks about the importance of face-to-face encounters with God, referencing Moses speaking to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. He explains that God made a covenant with the living generation, not with their forefathers. The speaker concludes by mentioning the lack of miracles in rabbinic Judaism and how they were present among the Jews who followed Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about their daughters and the concept of surrendering for the sake of blessings. They then discuss the preaching of the good news of the kingdom of God by Jesus, emphasizing that Jesus is the ambassador of the gospel. The speaker also mentions a viral article they wrote about judging others and clarifies that while we should not judge hypocritically or superficially, there is a biblical basis for judging those within the body of Christ. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the importance of working and serving in the Lord, enduring hardships, and preaching the Word by reproving, rebuking, and exhorting with patience and teaching.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a holy and righteous life as a child of God. He warns against being entertained by sinful habits and urges listeners to deal with recurring sinful patterns ruthlessly. The speaker shares a personal story from his high school days during the Woodstock era, highlighting the prevalent anti-establishment and rebellious mindset of the time. He encourages listeners to read the book of Ephesians, particularly chapters 4 and 5, to understand what a consecrated life looks like. The speaker also emphasizes the need to take any recurrence of sinful habits seriously and make efforts to purge sin from one's life.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of witnessing supernatural manifestations during a revival. He describes a man who was initially skeptical but was dramatically impacted when he was overcome by the power of God. The speaker believes that these displays of supernatural power are a way for God to demonstrate His authority and shake people out of their religious routines. He emphasizes that true revival belongs to God and cannot be manufactured by human efforts.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the church is not just a place to gather and look good, but a place where the mission of God is carried out. He encourages everyone to do their part and not compare themselves to others. The speaker uses the example of the widow's might to illustrate that it's not about the quantity of what we give, but the heart behind it. He concludes by expressing his desire to deliver a message that is not just informative, but a message from God to the fire community.

In this sermon, the preacher describes the powerful preaching of Charles Finney, a renowned evangelist. Finney's preaching was described as logic on fire, piercing through his listeners like cannonballs through a basket of eggs. His words carried the anointing of the Holy Spirit, breaking through hardened hearts and bringing conviction and repentance. The central theme of Finney's message was always repentance, which often brought opposition and trouble. The preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching with divine empowerment, a broken heart, and a personal experience of the message before delivering it to others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing what we don't know. He uses examples of a person unaware of a storm damaging their belongings and an employee unaware of their impending termination to illustrate how ignorance can lead to a false sense of security. The speaker then applies this concept to the spiritual realm, stating that many Christians are unaware of how little they are walking in God's purpose and plan. Revival is described as a means to wake the body of believers from their spiritual lethargy and restore truth and obedience. The speaker concludes by urging listeners to realize their limitations and seek a deeper understanding of God's ways.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the experience of revival and the overwhelming joy and love for Jesus that comes with it. He emphasizes that God's blessing is on the preaching of the cross, which is the central message that the world must hear. The preacher also shares his struggle in effectively preaching the gospel to Jewish people and realizes that the anointing of God is necessary for the message to have an impact. He concludes by highlighting the supremacy of Christ and how everything in creation will ultimately acknowledge Jesus as Lord to the glory of God the Father.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of repeating and speaking out loud the word of God for better memorization. The speaker shares a powerful experience of witnessing children in a foreign country crying tears of desperation due to their lost state. This leads the speaker to question if believers are truly willing to let God break their hearts for the lost. The sermon then focuses on the story of Jacob in Genesis 32, highlighting his state of desperation and his determination to wrestle with God until he receives a blessing.