In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of finding a faithful fellowship where one can rely on others. The preacher also highlights the call to be faithful to God with our words and actions. The sermon includes a parable of the two sons, illustrating the importance of repentance and obedience. The preacher reminds the audience that God, who has been merciful and faithful, calls each person to work in His vineyard. The sermon also emphasizes the need to be faithful in our earthly commitments, such as work and relationships, and to not waste anything but gather up the fragments.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the throne inside the heart of every individual. He explains that this throne represents what or who rules our lives. The preacher emphasizes that when Jesus enters our hearts, the other things that occupy the throne, such as fear, lust, and greed, begin to fall away. He uses the example of the disciples who were transformed by their encounter with Jesus and encourages the audience to acknowledge their need, listen to Jesus, and welcome him into their hearts. The preacher also mentions the importance of the Holy Spirit and how it empowers believers to live a transformed life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of abiding in Jesus and having a living relationship with Him. He highlights how the eleven disciples, who had seen Jesus in the flesh, continued to abide in Him even after His resurrection. The speaker also mentions how other men and women, like Saul of Tarsus, became branches on the vine and drew their life from Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the need to trust in Jesus as the only anchor in this world and to work with Him in bearing fruit.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of God's spoken word. He references the stories of Jesus raising the dead with a simple command and highlights how the revival of faith can continue if people are willing to listen to God's word and stay under its influence. The preacher urges the congregation to pray for God to reveal any substitutes they have been relying on instead of His pure word. He encourages them to confess and speak the truth they have found in Jesus Christ, overcoming fear and self-consciousness. The sermon concludes with the reminder that Jesus is always present with His people through His spoken word.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the importance of waking up, rising from spiritual deadness, and allowing Christ to give light for our walk. He emphasizes the need to respond to God's call to service and not allow distractions to lead us away from our purpose. Using the story of Jonah, he illustrates the consequences of fleeing from God's call and the necessity of facing reality and making a decision. The sermon highlights the process of awakening, crying out to God for help, and taking the necessary steps to fulfill our purpose and receive God's light in our lives.

Richard E. Bieber emphasizes the importance of the Bible in our daily lives, comparing it to essential sustenance for our souls. He warns against misusing the Bible to justify self-righteousness and urges humility in approaching its truths. Bieber highlights the paradoxes found in Scripture, such as the dual nature of Jesus as both God and man, and how these contradictions lead to a deeper understanding of God's glory. He stresses the need to embrace the divine love and wrath revealed in the Bible, as well as the necessity of living by the light of the New Covenant that shines through the sacrifices made for us.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about finding God's light, fulfillment, and joy in the midst of valleys, where everything seems to be going wrong. Using examples from the lives of Moses, John the Baptist, and Jesus, he emphasizes the importance of embracing difficult times as opportunities for growth and formation into the image of Christ. The sermon encourages believers to trust that God is in control, to seek His presence daily, to rejoice in Him regardless of circumstances, and to find strength in Him to eventually emerge from the valleys prepared for higher places.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the importance of being spiritually alive and not just appearing alive in the eyes of others. He emphasizes that Jesus is the only one who truly knows the condition of believers and cares deeply about their spiritual state. Using the example of the Church at Sardis, he highlights three reasons why a church can be declared dead by Jesus: imperfect works done half-heartedly, forgetting what has been received and heard, and being spiritually asleep and unaware of God's work.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the importance of not being consumed by the things of this world, such as material possessions or family disputes, but to focus on proclaiming the kingdom of God. Jesus' words in Luke 9:59-60 and Luke 12:13-21 emphasize the need to prioritize spiritual matters over earthly concerns, reminding us that our time on earth is temporary and we should be rich toward God. Through examples like Elijah reviving the widow's son and the resurrection of the church, the sermon highlights the call to awaken from spiritual death and pursue a life dedicated to God's kingdom.

Richard E. Bieber emphasizes the importance of believers being the light of the world, reflecting Jesus' light through their actions and deeds. He highlights that coming to faith in Jesus brings a transformation from darkness to light, enabling believers to see and understand God's truth. Bieber urges believers not to hide their light but to let it shine before others, leading them to glorify God. He stresses that living out the teachings of Jesus is essential in showing His light to the world, and that the glory should always be directed towards God.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the concept that revival in the Body of Christ always begins with God's initiative, not our own efforts. He emphasizes the importance of leaders taking the lead as servants and people willingly offering themselves to God when revival comes. Using the story of Deborah, Barak, and Jael in Judges, he illustrates how revival starts with individuals inspired by the Spirit of God taking initiative and others responding with open hearts. The sermon highlights the need for spiritual awakening to manifest in leaders emerging as servants and people offering themselves willingly for God's Kingdom.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the importance of asking God for help, contrasting the boldness of the children of this world in seeking God's assistance with the hesitancy of believers. He emphasizes the power of genuine, heartfelt asking, drawing examples from biblical parables like the Pharisee and the Publican, and the Prodigal Son. Bieber highlights the need for believers to overcome laziness, shoddy thinking, and pride that hinder them from seeking God's blessings. He encourages the congregation to approach God with clear, sincere requests, believing in the Father's readiness to give abundantly.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the importance of making disciples as instructed by Jesus in Matthew 28:16-19a. He emphasizes the need to lead others to Jesus by allowing ourselves to be led by Him first, guiding them to living water, from darkness to light, and to repentance. By following Jesus' lead in these areas, we can effectively lead others to Him and fulfill the Great Commission.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the contrast between the power of the world and the power of God, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between the two. He uses the analogy of a giant poker game where nations are obsessed with power, leading to wars and chaos. Through the story of Naaman in 2 Kings 5, he illustrates how true power comes from God, not from worldly wealth or influence. The sermon highlights the significance of the cross as the source of God's power, urging believers to guard and glory in the power of the cross in their personal lives, corporate worship, ministry, and witness.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the need for believers to boldly proclaim the message of God without fear, just like the prophets of old. He emphasizes the importance of speaking the word of God clearly and boldly, trusting in the power of the Holy Spirit to confirm the truth to those who are listening. The sermon highlights the call to get on top of situations, lift up our voices with strength, and point people not to ourselves but to Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the importance of seeking power not for self-glorification but to serve others in need, drawing parallels to the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. He emphasizes that true power from God comes when we humbly seek to minister to the lost, the poor, and the oppressed, relying solely on God's grace. Bieber challenges believers to examine how they are responding to the 'Lazarus' at their gate, stressing that love is the key to fulfilling God's call to serve those in need.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the narrow road to the Kingdom of Heaven, emphasizing the need to let go of worldly possessions and desires in order to enter through the narrow door. He illustrates how individuals and churches often hesitate at the door, unwilling to part with their 'rifles' of anger, 'wagons of gold' symbolizing material wealth, or 'painted pavilions' representing a desire for comfort and ease. The sermon warns against blocking the door to freedom by compromising with these hindrances, urging listeners to enter clean-hearted and fully surrendered to God's will.

Richard E. Bieber reflects on the story of Father Divine, a man who claimed to be the Messiah and offered a false sense of peace to his followers. In contrast, Jesus Christ left his disciples with true inner peace, a gift that surpasses worldly tranquility and is a source of power. Despite the challenges believers face, the peace of Christ is accessible through receiving it, allowing it to rule our hearts, and giving it away to others, fostering a community filled with genuine peace and forgiveness.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the authority given to believers by Jesus, emphasizing the power to carry a cross, pray to the Father, make disciples, and break through the gates of death. He contrasts the confidence and impact of those who walk in this authority with the lack of impact seen in a group of Christian students who felt powerless in a hostile environment. Bieber highlights the need for believers to embrace their anointing, exercise boldness, and live out their faith with the assurance of God's power and presence.

Richard E. Bieber delivers a powerful sermon addressing the taboo topics of money and sex in churches, emphasizing Jesus' teachings on faithfulness in handling finances and the importance of purity and commitment in sexual relationships. He contrasts the world's distorted views on sex with Jesus' call to live in holy chastity, whether single or married, with a focus on honoring God with our bodies. Bieber highlights Jesus' grace and mercy towards those struggling with sexual sins, urging believers to surrender their struggles to God and work towards purity with His help.

Richard E. Bieber emphasizes the importance of unity and maintaining the spirit of Jesus throughout the week, not just during Sunday gatherings. He highlights that true worship is not just about music or preaching but about the spirit we bring. Bieber stresses the power of unity in binding and loosing on earth as it is in heaven, as promised by Jesus in Matthew 18:18-20. He connects the conquering of evil by the Body of Christ to three-fold unity: a clear conscience through the blood of the Lamb, a clear testimony of Jesus as Lord, and crucified lives that follow Jesus to the cross.

Richard E. Bieber shares the powerful story of Helen Morrow, a woman burdened by a troubled past and the fear of death, yet anchored in the truth that Jesus had already taken her burdens. Through Helen's example, we are reminded of the two burdens we all face: our sinfulness before a Holy God and the reality of our mortality. Just like the thief on the cross next to Jesus, we are called to acknowledge our guilt, mess, and need for Jesus' mercy by saying, 'Jesus, remember me!' Paradise awaits those who humbly enter through the door opened by Jesus' suffering and death.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the coexistence of judgment and grace, emphasizing the importance of divine judgment in understanding true grace. He highlights the consequences of sin and the need for repentance, contrasting it with the offer of grace through Jesus Christ. Bieber stresses the necessity of surrendering to God's light, which exposes our sins for healing and redemption, leading to a life of absolute surrender to Jesus. The sermon culminates in the call to forsake everything and follow Jesus completely to receive the rest and grace He offers.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the parable of the ten maidens, emphasizing the importance of keeping our faith fresh like the wise maidens who had enough oil for their lamps. He highlights the need to overcome staleness, weariness, lukewarmness, apathy, and boredom by staying connected to God and fellow believers. Bieber encourages believers to draw fresh life from God by turning their ear toward Him daily, washing each other's feet, breaking bread in communion, and going forth in His name to touch the world's pain and sin.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the importance of understanding God's timing in our lives, using examples from Jesus' life to illustrate different seasons and purposes under heaven. He emphasizes the need for believers to be aware of the present time, to discern God's calling for them, and to align themselves with God's kingdom agenda. Bieber warns against impatience, vanity ambitions, and missing divine visitations due to distractions or sleepiness. He urges believers to wake up, put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and be prepared for the signs of the times, including increased confusion, people seeking God, the blind searching for answers, and the likelihood of persecution.