In this sermon, the preacher addresses the harmful influence of societal expectations and the pressure to conform to a certain mold. He emphasizes the need to focus on the heart rather than outward appearance. The preacher highlights the story of Jesus Christ, who came to earth without any physical attractiveness or worldly appeal. He encourages the audience to seek God's perspective on clothing and not to be consumed by worldly standards. Additionally, he shares a story about a man who realized the powerlessness of his own appearance and chose to fast from looking in the mirror in order to seek the power of God in his life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of training in the Word of God to prepare the way for the Lord. They encourage parents to have open discussions with their children about real-life issues and to use the Bible as a guide for teaching purity and diligence. The book of Proverbs is highlighted as a valuable resource for teaching these principles. The speaker also mentions the importance of incorporating Bible reading and listening to Bible tapes into daily routines.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the seriousness of a murder trial and the importance of proper attire in court. He uses this analogy to highlight the gravity of spiritual matters and the need for believers to be dressed appropriately in their faith. The preacher urges the congregation to prioritize their eternal salvation over personal honor or pleasure. He also encourages them to be examples of modesty and plainness in their dress, reflecting their commitment to God. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the condition of one's heart is ultimately in God's hands, and believers should strive to have a heart that is turned towards Him.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of authority and how it relates to our faith in God. He uses the example of a police officer with a badge to illustrate the power of authority. The speaker emphasizes that authority is not dependent on physical strength or size, but rather on what is behind the person in authority. As Christians, our authority comes from God, and we should recognize and submit to His authority in our lives. The speaker encourages listeners to remain under the Lordship of Jesus Christ and walk in the spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of helping parents recognize their unhappiness and the reasons behind it. He encourages them to reflect on their own lives and the joy they experienced when serving the Lord and their families. The speaker also discusses the contrast between the selfish carnal mind, which leads to death, and the spiritual mind, which brings life and peace. He shares his excitement about sharing good news for selfish people and believes that self is our worst enemy. The sermon concludes with a reminder that surrendering to God can lead to unimaginable blessings and a life filled with joy and peace.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being a good father and the effort it takes to become knowledgeable and skilled in this role. He references a study called the Grant study, conducted at Harvard University over 75 years, which aimed to understand the lives of men. The speaker encourages fathers to invest intentionally in the lives of their young children, setting up regular patterns of life that include activities like greetings, reading together, family devotions, and loving interactions with their wives. He highlights that the richness of life comes from the quality of relationships, and being a good father provides an opportunity to create close and rewarding relationships.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of obeying and submitting to pastors for the sake of one's soul. He urges the congregation to willingly follow the pastor's guidance in matters that are not explicitly addressed in the Bible. The preacher specifically mentions the issue of dress, advising the congregation to avoid unnecessary ornaments and expenses, and to be examples of simplicity. He also highlights the significance of teaching children to obey promptly and without repeated instructions, drawing a parallel to the obedience of the Rechabites in the Old Testament.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of understanding authority and dealing with difficulties in a Christ-like way. He emphasizes that we live in a fallen world and face various challenges due to our own fallen nature. The speaker highlights the importance of having good attitudes when making appeals to authority, as a bad attitude can hinder the success of the request. He uses the example of Daniel and his friends who made an appeal to not defile themselves with the king's food, and how their good attitudes led to God's favor and blessings upon them.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of what we value and focus on in our lives. He uses the example of youth and how their appearance reflects their interests and influences. The preacher also highlights the need for evidence of our love for the Lord in our lives, comparing it to a tree that bears fruit when it is planted by the water. He encourages the congregation to approach the Bible as a love letter from God and to meditate on His word day and night. The sermon concludes with a reflection on Psalm 1, which describes the blessedness of those who delight in the law of the Lord and compares them to a fruitful tree.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of learning and fearing God. He uses the example of God judging Ananias and Sapphira in Acts, which brought fear upon those who heard about it. The preacher then focuses on a passage in Deuteronomy where God instructs Moses to gather the people every seven years to hear and learn His word, so that even the young and strangers can fear Him. The sermon concludes with the message that we can learn the fear of God by seeking knowledge and humbling ourselves before Him.