In this sermon, the speaker expresses a burden on his heart for the state of the church in these days. He emphasizes the urgency and clarity with which he wants to address the congregation. The speaker references Matthew 24, specifically the narrow gate that leads to life and the need to be ready for the unexpected return of the Son of Man. He also highlights the importance of a genuine transformation in one's heart, rather than just a verbal acknowledgement of Jesus' death and resurrection. The sermon includes an illustration involving a cross to further emphasize the message.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of being prepared for the second coming of Jesus. He emphasizes that there will be no signs preceding his coming, and compares it to a sudden and unexpected event. The speaker shares a personal experience of confronting people with the gospel and facing opposition. He then references the story of Lot and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, highlighting the urgency of being ready for judgment. Finally, the speaker mentions Noah and his role as a preacher of righteousness, emphasizing the need to heed warnings of impending judgment.

In this sermon, the preacher criticizes TV channels that focus on serving the Lord for personal gain and comfort. He emphasizes the need for sacrificial living and making a difference in the world. The preacher highlights the corruption and filth in society, which people have come to accept as normal. He urges the church to see the plan of God for their lives and to have their eyes opened to the truth. The sermon references 2 Corinthians 4 and emphasizes the importance of living clearly for Christ and spreading the light of the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the danger of playing with sin and iniquity. He uses the analogy of a spider's web, explaining that sin starts small but can quickly become strong and destructive. The preacher warns against drawing sin closer and allowing it to become as thick as a cart rope. He emphasizes the need for freedom from sin and encourages the congregation to seek God's help in breaking free. The sermon also references Bible verses, such as 2 Timothy 2:15, which urges believers to rightly divide the word of truth and avoid idle babblings that lead to ungodliness. The preacher concludes by reminding the congregation of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, which not only forgives sin but also addresses the rebellion and iniquity in our hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for spiritual awakening and warns against being enamored with worldly things. He highlights the importance of being spiritually prepared for the times to come, as the majority of the Christian world will be spiritually unaware. The preacher also criticizes the focus on entertainment in churches, stating that it does not lead to true spiritual growth. He calls for a return to a hunger for spiritual things and a removal of any obstacles that hinder the flow of living waters in our hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying focused on Jesus Christ and the redemption we have through His blood. He warns against losing touch with the reality of God's presence in our lives and emphasizes the need to keep the cross central in all that we do. The preacher also highlights the coming pressure and testing on the church, where many Christians may stumble and fall if they put self before Christ. Finally, he emphasizes the connection between personal holiness and our relationship with Jesus, urging believers to walk in obedience and not in the futility of the world's ways.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of a crucified life in the gospel. They argue that removing Christ from the gospel and putting man at the center is a distortion of the true message. The speaker discusses the concepts of repentance, giving one's life, and surrender as integral parts of the gospel that lead to freedom and faith. They also touch on the interconnectedness of faith, family, and finances, with the cross at the center. The speaker aims to bring clarity and understanding to the significance of the work of the cross in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving earnest heed to the things we have heard in order to avoid drifting away from the truth. He uses the analogy of a leaking bucket to illustrate how neglecting our salvation can lead to spiritual emptiness and being filled with worldly distractions. The urgency of the occasion, like a life-threatening situation or a sick loved one, should consume us and drive us to seek God's presence. The speaker also highlights the need for the church to wake up from spiritual slumber and be prepared, like the wise virgins in Matthew 26, by having the oil of the Holy Spirit in our lamps.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not wasting time on worldly distractions such as TV and cell phones. He encourages the audience to redeem their time and prioritize spiritual matters. The preacher quotes Spurgeon, who compares the beating of the heart to a muffled drum leading to the grave, highlighting the finite nature of our time on earth. The sermon concludes with a focus on living for Christ and allowing His love to compel us to live for Him rather than ourselves.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the character of God and how it is often misunderstood in the church. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's holiness, righteousness, and justice. The speaker also highlights the eternal and immutable nature of God, emphasizing that He will never change. He warns against the modern tendency to recreate God to fit our own preferences and urges listeners to have a proper understanding of God's character.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of using Jesus Christ as the measuring line and plum line for justice and righteousness. He references Isaiah 28 to support this idea. The preacher also discusses John 3:16 and uses a hypothetical scenario to illustrate the significance of love in the face of violence. He then delves into Romans 1:28-32, highlighting the consequences of rejecting God's knowledge and practicing sinful behaviors. The sermon concludes with a warning about the need for individual decision-making regarding one's relationship with Jesus Christ and the dangers of compromising righteousness in the modern church.