In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering the Lord's greatness and power in our lives. He starts by reminding the audience of God's intervention at the Red Sea, where He saved Israel and destroyed the Egyptians. The speaker then highlights the need to recognize and acknowledge the Lordship of God, especially during difficult times. He encourages the audience to reflect on their spiritual growth and the recent experiences of God's activity in their lives. The sermon emphasizes the continuous work of God as a Creator and His promise of continual change and transformation in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of Jesus as a role model for leaders. He highlights how Jesus' actions matched his words, which made him incredibly impactful and inspiring to others. The speaker also mentions the caring ministry of encouragement that leaders must have, balancing the push for potential with attentiveness to signs of stress. The sermon concludes with a call for individuals to reflect on their own ambitions and goals, and to strive to be examples and enablers of others in the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of the tongue and its potential for both life and death. He urges listeners to speak truthfully and to restrain themselves in conversation, allowing reason to rule over emotions. The speaker highlights the issue of disunity within the fellowship and how the indiscipline of the tongue can contribute to it. He references the book of Proverbs, which emphasizes the importance of thinking before speaking, listening to others, and avoiding gossip. The speaker also shares advice from his mother about considering the impact of our words on others before speaking.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of following Jesus as the life giver. He begins by highlighting the individual responsibility we have to make the decision to follow Jesus. The speaker references John 10:27, where Jesus says that his sheep listen to his voice and follow him. He also mentions the story of Peter and John in John's Gospel, emphasizing that following Jesus is a personal commitment and should not be influenced by what others do. The speaker challenges the audience to prioritize listening to God and to be obedient to his commands, using the example of Jonah who initially ran away from God's call.

In this sermon, the speaker challenges the audience to examine their Christian lives and determine if they are truly straining towards what lies ahead. He emphasizes the importance of daily progress and not dwelling on past accomplishments. The speaker uses the parable of the man who found treasure in a field to illustrate the need to prioritize spiritual growth over worldly desires. He also highlights the biblical exhortations to constantly progress and add to our faith. The overall message of the sermon is to encourage believers to be serious about their Christian life and constantly strive towards spiritual growth.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Abraham and how his faith was tested. The preacher highlights how Abraham's faith faltered when faced with pressure and uncertainty. Abraham made a questionable decision to protect himself and his wife by claiming she was his sister. The preacher emphasizes the importance of learning from Abraham's mistakes and being cautious not to let our own faith fail in times of difficulty. The sermon concludes with a reminder that every forward move in faith will be tested, and encourages listeners to trust in God's promises and remain steadfast in their faith.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of James and discusses the importance of understanding God's design in times of trial. He emphasizes that wealth is transient and can easily fade away, just like the grass or flowers. The preacher encourages Christians to seek wisdom and rejoice in the midst of trials, whether it be poverty, riches, or any other difficulty. He also highlights the promises of God, particularly the promise that those who persevere will receive the crown of life. Additionally, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to have a true understanding of God's perfect love and goodness in times of crisis.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the leadership qualities of Jesus and how they can be applied to our own lives. He emphasizes that Jesus chose ordinary, uneducated individuals to be his disciples and used them to spread his message of love. Jesus taught that true greatness comes from serving others and being a servant leader. He also emphasized the importance of truth and staying committed to the truth of God. The speaker encourages listeners to follow Jesus' example and lead with humility, servanthood, and a commitment to truth.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on how to live with people who may have different beliefs or opinions. He uses Romans chapter 14 as a basis for his teachings. The chapter discusses accepting those with weaker faith without passing judgment on disputable matters. It also addresses the differences in dietary choices and the importance of not causing others to stumble. The speaker emphasizes the need to live in harmony and not judge or look down on others, as we will all stand before God's judgment seat.

In this sermon, the speaker, Amy Carmichael, highlights the urgent need for more people to proclaim the way of salvation to a world blindly moving towards destruction. She emphasizes that the character of God, the commands of Christ, the coming of Christ, the love of God, and the condition of the lost should motivate believers to engage in evangelism. The speaker also discusses the mythology of Christian mission, referencing Luke's Gospel and John's account of Jesus sending his disciples into the world to pour out their lives for others. She encourages listeners to study recent mission history and witness what God has done in the world, using the example of Afghanistan as a land with a small number of Christians but with the potential for transformation.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the issue of making distinctions and judging others with evil motives. He emphasizes the sin of inconsistency and how it can bring Christians down. The preacher gives a powerful illustration of two men entering a church, one rich and well-dressed, and the other a poor vagrant. He highlights the hypocrisy of treating the rich well and the poor poorly. The sermon also mentions how the rich were mistreating the poor Christians, yet the Christians were still favoring the rich. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the importance of genuine faith, which includes a real concern for those in need.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the fourth chapter of the Epistle of James. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the transient nature of life and the need to submit to the Lord's will. The preacher highlights the arrogance of those who boast about their future plans without acknowledging God's sovereignty. He encourages the listeners to adopt an attitude of total dependence on God and to live in accordance with His will, as exemplified by the apostle Paul.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by reading the first five verses of Psalm 103. He then poses the question of whether it is possible for finite human beings to truly know and comprehend the infinite God. He references Job's friend and Paul's words in Romans 11 to emphasize the unfathomable wisdom and knowledge of God. The speaker also shares a personal anecdote about relying on God's promise for provision and encourages the audience to take time to meditate and listen to God's voice through creation and in their hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and significance of the word of God. He describes it as quick, powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, capable of penetrating the soul and spirit of man. The preacher encourages believers to be people of faith who stand upon the word of God, even in challenging circumstances. He references the example of George Muller, a man of extraordinary faith who founded orphanages and relied on God's provision. The preacher also mentions that as Christians, we accept Christian doctrines not solely based on reason, but because they are revealed to us in the Word of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of leadership in motivating and inspiring demotivated Christians. He uses the story of Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27 to illustrate the demotivation and loss of hope that can occur in churches and Christian unions. The preacher emphasizes the need for leaders who can inspire hope and rekindle lost motivation. He also highlights the role of young people in the history of the Christian church, particularly in missions, and encourages them to take a stand in times of crisis. Additionally, the preacher emphasizes the responsibility of leaders to care for and shepherd God's flock.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leading by example and living a life that aligns with the teachings of Jesus Christ. He shares a personal anecdote about a young man who became an adamant Calvinist after attending Bible college. The speaker highlights the significance of being observed by others and encourages leaders to imitate the Apostle Paul, who boldly proclaimed, "imitate me as I am an imitator of Jesus Christ." He concludes by urging listeners to prioritize setting an example in purity, life, and doctrine, and to strive to be leaders who are thoroughly equipped for every good work.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of Jesus' life and teachings on humanity. He emphasizes that Jesus' sinlessness is a remarkable aspect of his character, as he challenges others to find any fault in him. The speaker also mentions the enduring influence of Jesus, despite his humble background and short public ministry. He shares the story of C.T. Stud, a missionary who recognized Jesus as the Son of God and was willing to make any sacrifice for him. The speaker concludes by acknowledging that while some may question the miracles attributed to Jesus, the reality of these events was widely accepted in his time.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges and hardships faced by Christian leaders, using the examples of Moses and Paul. He emphasizes that occasional exhaustion and feelings of not being able to continue are not abnormal for leaders in the front line of the battle. The speaker also highlights the importance of obedience to God's calling, even when faced with doubts and objections. He references Moses' reluctance to obey God's command to confront Pharaoh and Paul's disappointment with the Galatians for deserting the true gospel. Overall, the sermon encourages Christian leaders to persevere through challenges and to prioritize obedience to God.

In the video, the speaker discusses the highlights of the field leaders meetings. One of the highlights was the ministry from Mike Evans on the book of Judges, which set the tone for the day's discussions. There was also a great discussion on Logos, with a strong sense of unity on moving ahead in replacing it. The speaker also mentions a visit from Eddie Waxer, who works with Christian athletes, and how the movement could use their resources. Additionally, the speaker shares the success of the Logos ministry, with millions of people being ministered to and thousands of Bibles and Christian literature being distributed.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the belief of Christians in the resurrection of Jesus Christ and his promised return in glory. They highlight the significance of Jesus being the same person who performed miracles and sacrificed himself on the cross. The speaker also mentions the credibility of the witnesses to Jesus' resurrection, including apostles like John, James, Peter, and Paul. They argue that the transformation of the disciples from fearful cowards to bold proclaimers of the gospel is evidence of the truth of Jesus' resurrection. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to confidently share their faith, relying on reason and evidence, and trusting in God's surpassing understanding.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses four key signs of God's gifted leaders. The first sign is the ability to draw others to follow them, which is achieved through a deep love of life and a commitment to truth. The second sign is the ability to grasp the key points in a given situation and have a vision for what needs to be done. The speaker uses the example of Daniel in the lion's den to illustrate the importance of perseverance and determination in leadership. The sermon emphasizes the need for churches to pray for leaders who possess these qualities.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a clear objective in the work of God. He encourages the audience to think about their long-term and short-term goals in their Christian union, school union, or church responsibilities. The speaker references the example of Nehemiah, who assessed the damage to the walls of Jerusalem and took responsibility for rebuilding them. He also mentions a letter he received challenging leaders to seek God's guidance for the objectives and goals of their organization. The sermon concludes with the importance of leading by example, using the Apostle Paul as a model for inspiring and influencing others through his way of life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses several principles from the Bible that should guide the lifestyle of Christians. One principle is the compassionate requirement to help the needy, as seen in the example of gleaning in the olive grove. Another principle is the Shema, which emphasizes loving God with all one's heart, soul, and strength. The speaker also highlights the importance of living in a way that does not degrade others or waste the resources of the world. Finally, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about modeling one's life after someone else, emphasizing the impact of positive role models.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses four principles taught by Jesus to his disciples. The fourth principle is about true greatness, which is illustrated in a dispute about authority among the disciples. Jesus teaches that true greatness lies in serving others and not in seeking positions of power. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living out these principles in our teams and churches, creating a community of love, forgiveness, and honesty. The sermon also highlights the need to refrain from judging others and to seek forgiveness and reconciliation. The speaker references various passages from the book of Matthew to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the speaker, Charles Marsh, discusses the book "Love Covers" by George Verwer, which he describes as a message to a divided church and a guide for Christian unity. He then reads from Luke's Gospel, specifically chapter 14, verses 25 to 33, emphasizing the viewpoint of Jesus as the one holding the world together. Marsh assures the audience that despite the chaos and challenges they may face, Jesus has control over their lives and will never let go. He concludes by encouraging the audience to reflect on what God has been saying to them and to take action in response, offering the opportunity to write down their commitments and have others pray for them.