
Percy Ray
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Red Light of Hell
1.3K57:58JOB 14:4PSA 9:17MAT 25:46LUK 16:19ROM 3:23In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the inevitability of death and the judgment of God that awaits everyone. He highlights the importance of recognizing and appreciating God's goodness, which is demonstrated through the sacrifice of His son. The preacher explains that Satan, as the prince of this world, blinds the minds of unbelievers, causing confusion and stagnation. He shares a story of a boy who stole food out of desperation, illustrating the consequences of ignoring the cross and the shed blood of Jesus. The sermon concludes with a warning that those who ignore the sacrifice of Christ will face eternal punishment in hell. The preacher references Romans 3:2-3,5, 2 Corinthians 4:4, and quotes Jesus' teachings on hell.
Four Dangers in Delaying
1.2K1:30:31In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of spreading the gospel to the four corners of the earth. He emphasizes that the love of many will grow cold as the end times approach. The preacher warns against delaying one's submission to God, highlighting the danger of sudden death. He shares a story of a man who mocked God and Christianity, but tragically died in a car accident shortly after. The sermon serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the urgency of accepting salvation.
Four Types of Church Members
1.2K1:18:45MAT 26:36JHN 13:15In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different types of church members based on their level of commitment to God. He uses the analogy of water levels to illustrate this concept. Some church members are only ankle-deep, meaning they have a shallow relationship with God. Others are knee-deep or waist-deep, showing a deeper level of commitment. However, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being fully immersed in serving and honoring God. He also references the story of Jesus and his disciples preparing for the Passover supper to highlight the significance of being actively involved in God's kingdom.
Where Would You Pitch Your Tent?
99844:16GEN 12:1GEN 13:18GEN 14:14GEN 18:17MAT 6:33MAT 24:35LUK 15:11In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believing and following the word of God without being influenced by those who try to undermine it. He encourages the congregation to preach, teach, and live according to the Bible, regardless of what others may say. The preacher also calls for a return to old-fashioned hellfire damnation preaching and a focus on sin, rather than being swayed by the moral and entertaining crowd. He warns against aligning with wickedness and urges the audience to stand up for what is right based on the teachings of their forefathers and the Bible.
Naked Man in a Country Graveyard
9231:09:07MAT 8:28MRK 5:2MRK 5:15MRK 5:18LUK 8:26In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the negative impact of society and the law on individuals. He highlights how society fails to provide support and guidance, leading people to commit crimes and end up back in prison. The preacher calls for an awakening of the church and the practice of Christianity as the only hope for humanity. He then shares the story of a man who was wild and uncontrollable, but Jesus transformed him and gave him new clothes. However, the man's possession by demons caused havoc in the community, and even the law couldn't control him.
Why Did God Create You
8141:06:46GEN 1:26JHN 15:16In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a strong foundation and conviction in our faith. He encourages the audience to live according to God's purpose and to have a personal experience of being born again. The preacher highlights God's threefold purpose for our lives: to transform us into witnesses of His love and power, to make us channels of blessings, and to be a light in the world. He also shares the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 to illustrate the significance of not missing our chance to fulfill God's special purpose for us.
Hearts Desire
8131:02:53PSA 16:11PRO 4:23ISA 12:3JON 3:4MAT 6:33ROM 10:1ROM 10:4In this sermon, the preacher addresses the different motivations people have for attending church. Some come to find excuses for not serving God, while others are simply concerned with when the service will end. The preacher emphasizes the importance of having a genuine desire for the salvation of others, just as Paul expressed his longing for his people to be saved. He shares a personal experience of the power of God manifesting during a moment of praise and worship, resulting in many people getting saved. The preacher also highlights the role of personal testimonies in inspiring others to seek salvation and urges believers to share their experiences with those who have not yet encountered God's goodness.