In this sermon, the speaker discusses the qualities of Stephen, a man who lived a quality life day by day. Stephen was known for his deep understanding and ability to explain Scripture, which is a challenge for many. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being able to give a Bible overview of various themes and teachings, as Stephen did when he was put on trial. Stephen was also a man of great courage, willing to defend the Gospel and the liberty it brings, even if it meant facing persecution and death. The sermon concludes by highlighting Stephen's unwavering faith and the ultimate reward he received when the God of glory appeared to him, confirming the truth of his words.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of guarding oneself and taking care of the flock. He compares the spiritual feeding of others to a mother feeding her baby, highlighting the significance of being spiritually nourished in order to pass on meaningful teachings. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of worshiping God after having a glimpse of His greatness and promises. Additionally, the speaker warns against the dangers of false teachings and the need to protect the church from those who may try to harm it. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the responsibility of pastors and leaders to prioritize their own spiritual well-being and the well-being of their congregation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of God's guidance in our lives through circumstances and visions. He shares examples from the Bible, such as Peter's vision and Paul's removal from Philippi, to illustrate how God sovereignly controls our circumstances. The speaker also mentions a personal experience of a Scotsman who was led to leave Sudan due to the secret police. He highlights the need for unity and seeking God's will before making decisions. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that guidance is not a simple process, but requires humility, seeking God's wisdom, and seeking corroborating evidence.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of tailoring one's testimony to different audiences and situations. He uses the example of Paul's testimony in 1 Timothy chapter one to demonstrate how different lessons can be drawn from one's personal experiences. The speaker then delves into the book of Philippians, encouraging listeners to read it repeatedly and seek understanding of God's character. He advises not to be discouraged by initial confusion and to take notes while studying the Bible. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God is always watching.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a life-changing summer experience that led to a transformation in his faith. He highlights four things that God did during that time: He emphasized the Lordship of Christ, the reality of hell, and the filling of the Holy Spirit. The speaker then turns to John's Gospel chapter 20, where Jesus appears to his disciples after his resurrection. Jesus commissions them to go and spread the message of peace and forgiveness, and he breathes the Holy Spirit upon them. The speaker challenges the audience to consider what is holding them back from fully surrendering their lives to God and urges them to write down what God has been saying to them during the conference. He emphasizes the importance of Jesus being the king of their lives, especially in the context of evangelism. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for the fullness of God's Spirit in carrying out the responsibility of spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages believers to build themselves up in their faith and pray in the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of knowing and feeding on the Word of God, and suggests that believers should help young believers in their spiritual growth by studying the Bible together. The speaker also mentions the significance of prayer in the believer's life and encourages believers to pray for opportunities to share the gospel with others. He shares a personal experience of facing opposition while preaching the gospel and highlights the need for spiritual warfare. The sermon concludes with a prayer for protection against the attacks of the evil one and a desire to see more people come to faith in Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preaching in a convention in India. He initially prepared four messages but ended up finishing them all in just 25 minutes. He emphasizes the importance of daily studying and meditating on God's word to grow in knowledge and understanding. The speaker also discusses the different types of preaching, including evangelistic, doctrinal, and devotional, and highlights the need for messages to arise from a personal relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preaching in a bar at the student's union. Despite the distractions of people drinking and eating, he mustered the courage to speak about the gospel. Surprisingly, a man named David, who used to argue with the speaker, became interested in the message and sparked public debates that attracted more listeners. By the end of the week, around 400 people were attentively listening to the gospel. The speaker emphasizes the importance of revering God and responding to His holiness, as well as the power of prayer and the miraculous signs and wonders that accompanied the spread of the gospel in Jerusalem.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not allowing Satan to influence our thoughts and attitudes. He uses the example of Eve in the Garden of Eden, suggesting that if she had resisted Satan and not engaged in conversation with him, the history of the world might have been different. The preacher also highlights the need to work hard, drawing from Ephesians 4:17-24, where Paul encourages believers to put away their old sinful ways and be renewed in their minds. Additionally, the sermon touches on the importance of speaking the truth and not letting anger linger, referencing Ephesians 4:25-26. The overall message is to resist Satan, work diligently, speak truthfully, and not hold onto anger.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of witnessing a young man giving his testimony for the first time in front of a large audience. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reacting positively to the challenges and trials in life, as God is working to cultivate and produce a fruitful life in us. The speaker then refers to Psalm 1, which describes the blessedness of a person who delights in God's word and remains steadfast. The sermon also discusses Jesus' parable of the sower, highlighting the four different reactions to the word of God: the unconverted, the backsliders, the immature, and the fruitful.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the true gospel message. He encourages the audience to delve into the scriptures and allow God to work in their hearts. The sermon highlights the promises and blessings that come from accepting the gospel and following Christ. Repentance is emphasized as the starting point for experiencing the fullness of God's grace and becoming a beacon for others to be drawn into the kingdom. The preacher references Psalm 51 and David's plea for restoration and a transformed heart.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the mind of the Christian worker and how they should cope with the challenges of serving and following Christ. The speaker suggests that the whole chapter 4 of the Bible is about different ways of thinking. They also mention that the last chapters of Paul's epistles can sometimes be puzzling and don't seem to fit into a specific theory. The speaker concludes by encouraging the audience to read and study the Bible for themselves and to pray for guidance and understanding.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of sowing good seed in preaching the gospel. He refers to the parable of the sower as a helpful tool for understanding that not every interaction will have the same effect. The speaker emphasizes the need for self-judgment and learning to judge the flesh, using the story of Abraham as an example. He also highlights the principle of sowing before reaping in evangelism, emphasizing the patience and diligence required in spreading the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a hypothetical situation where a person is driving a two-seater car on a rainy night and comes across three people at a bus stop: a little old lady, a famous surgeon who once saved their life, and a beautiful girl they have been interested in. When asked what they would do, the person in the story says they would stop the car, give the key to the surgeon, and continue on with the Lord, rejecting the temptation. The speaker then shares a story about pigeons' ability to find their way back home, illustrating the importance of commitment and belonging. The sermon concludes with a reading from the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing Jesus' sacrifice and the promise of a future in the kingdom of God.

In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of crafting a sermon that is both listenable and impactful. He emphasizes the need for effective illustration, using examples from his own experiences to engage the audience. The speaker also highlights the significance of beginnings and endings in a sermon, urging preachers to carefully consider how they will capture the attention of their listeners and leave them with a clear call to action. Lastly, he emphasizes the centrality of scripture in preaching, emphasizing the transformative power of God's Word and the importance of biblical content in sermons.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to reflect on God's ultimate objectives for their lives. He acknowledges that towards the end of a conference, people may start feeling weary and tired. However, he reminds them that God's goal for them is not just to engage in mass evangelism or missionary work, but to deeply transform their character. The speaker emphasizes the assurance that God is with them in all circumstances and that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose. He concludes by praying for the speaker, Peter, who is traveling back home, and asks for God's guidance and encouragement for the audience as they read and reflect on His Word.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a strange incident that occurred in an old people's home in London. Two men wearing balaclava helmets entered the home with shotguns, causing fear and chaos among the elderly residents. The speaker emphasizes the importance of consistently preaching God's truth from His word, even to those who may have little knowledge of the Bible. He shares his experiences of seeing crowds gather and people being moved by the preaching of God's word, both in university settings and on the streets. The speaker encourages preachers to seek those moments when God steps in and communicates to the hearts of the listeners.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's weapons for spiritual warfare. He uses the story of David and Goliath as an example of how God can use the simplest of weapons to bring down giants. The speaker also mentions the courage and faith required to rely on God's weapons in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. He encourages listeners to stay in love with the Lord, read the Bible regularly, and maintain a fresh love for Christ in order to make an impact in the world.

In this sermon, Jesus is concluding his greatest sermon ever preached. He presents his listeners with a choice between the broad road that leads to ruin and true discipleship. Jesus uses the analogy of healthy trees being pruned to produce better fruit, illustrating how God's word may cut away certain friendships and habits in order to bring forth more fruit in our lives. The apostle Paul's experience in prison is also mentioned, where he is chained to Roman soldiers and uses the opportunity to share the Gospel with them, resulting in their conversion. The sermon encourages listeners to make a decision to go on with God as true disciples and emphasizes the power of God's word, which is not bound or chained.

Nigel Lee emphasizes the transformative character of discipleship as taught in the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on the need for believers to reflect God's character in their lives. He highlights the importance of private devotion over public display, urging disciples to cultivate a genuine relationship with God through prayer, giving, and personal integrity. Lee outlines five key areas where believers often struggle, including anger, lust, integrity, revenge, and relationships with enemies, encouraging personal reflection and growth. He stresses that true discipleship involves a heart change that leads to a life that draws others to Christ. The sermon concludes with a call to deepen one's relationship with God in the secret place, where true spiritual growth occurs.

Nigel Lee emphasizes the importance of spiritual integrity and discernment in 'The Sermon on the Mount (4)', urging believers to examine their own lives before judging others. He highlights the necessity of seeking God's kingdom first and warns against the dangers of a critical spirit, encouraging self-reflection and personal accountability. Lee also discusses the significance of building one's life on the solid foundation of God's Word, contrasting it with the futility of a life built on sand. The sermon concludes with a call to action, reminding listeners that true faith is demonstrated through obedience and the fruits of one's life. Lee's message challenges the congregation to make conscious choices in their spiritual journey.

The video discusses the importance of using illustrations in preaching to effectively communicate the message of the Bible. It emphasizes the need for appropriateness and awareness of the audience's situation when using illustrations. The speaker refers to Deuteronomy 6, which encourages studying and discussing the Word of God throughout the day. The video also mentions the wrong reactions to hearing a sermon, such as judging others and disregarding the message.

In this video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of practicing and honing the skill of summarizing sermons. He encourages individuals to condense their messages to two minutes, removing any Christian language that may be unfamiliar to non-believers. The speaker also advises against lengthy sermons, suggesting that shorter, attention-grabbing messages are more effective in today's fast-paced society. He shares a humorous anecdote about a minister using his watch to signify the length of the sermon. The video concludes with the speaker highlighting the need for systematic and thorough exposition of the word of God, while also acknowledging the importance of adapting to the television age and keeping sermons concise.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about his son participating in a race and winning. He relates this to the pride that a father feels when watching his son succeed. The speaker then transitions to the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist, highlighting the importance of repentance and confession of sins. The sermon then delves into a discussion about the law and how Jesus came not to destroy it, but to fulfill it. The speaker emphasizes the need for a clean conscience and character, which can be achieved through acceptance of Jesus as Savior. The sermon concludes with a reminder to let our light shine before others, while also cautioning against doing works of righteousness for the sake of recognition.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the commands that Jesus gave to his disciples in Luke 9:59-62. The three commands are to follow Jesus, proclaim the kingdom of God, and not turn back. The speaker emphasizes the importance of obedience to these commands and relates them to various aspects of life, such as finance, marriage, and career. The sermon also mentions the training program that Jesus provided for his disciples before sending them out on a crusade, and the speaker encourages the audience to listen to God's priorities for them during the upcoming days.