In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of repentance and the opportunity for sinners to turn to God. He references five scriptures, including the book of Jude, to emphasize the importance of repentance and the power of God in bringing about revival. The preacher also highlights the compassion and forgiveness shown by Peter and John towards those who crucified Jesus, and encourages other preachers to examine their own effectiveness in leading people to repentance. The sermon emphasizes the need for confrontational preaching that moves people to repentance and a genuine transformation of heart.

In this sermon, the pastor shares a story about a guest preacher who was asked to give a short sermon but ended up speaking for a long time. The pastor explains that sometimes we fail to deal with our sins in a timely manner, and this is a reflection of our society's lack of understanding of judicial timeliness. He emphasizes the importance of addressing our sins immediately, as God's judgment is not delayed. The pastor then discusses seven aspects of God's character that make remedial judgment significant, highlighting God's mercy and the potential for our nation to receive another chance.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining God's holiness and not robbing Him of His glory, using the example of Moses' sin of anger and haste that led to severe consequences. It challenges believers to focus on preserving God's glory in their lives and ministries, rather than just avoiding sin as a passport to hell. The message highlights the need for ongoing faith, obedience, and reverence towards God, regardless of age or circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of divine visitations. He mentions that he initially struggled with how to handle the topic, but ultimately decided to give a series of four messages on it. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about his parents' conversion and their spiritual journey. He then delves into the biblical passage of Zacharias composing a song about God's visitation in the form of the horn of salvation and the sunrise from on high. The speaker emphasizes the importance of true conversion and the need for brokenness and contrition in order to turn towards Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing a scenario of a young girl getting married to an older man, emphasizing the importance of finding the right partner in God's eyes. He then transitions to discussing the significance of passing down the stories of God's mighty acts to future generations. The preacher highlights the lack of personal experiences with God's miracles among many Christians and the need for the Bible to guide and reveal the true nature of miracles. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of recognizing and understanding God's laws of nature and the role of divine intervention in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the subject of revival and emphasizes the importance of understanding its consequences. He acknowledges that those who are present likely have a sense of the need for revival. The speaker then discusses the language of revival and expresses his hope that the listeners' hearts will be filled with anticipation and joy when considering this topic. He also draws a parallel between the book of Hebrews and a child's excitement about their summer camp experience, highlighting the enthusiasm and excitement that should accompany the study of doctrine. Additionally, the speaker mentions the concept of the solemn assembly and the importance of both personal and corporate repentance.

Richard Owen Roberts emphasizes the critical need for revival in the church, expressing his distress over the lack of longing for God's presence among believers. He highlights that true revival brings the nearness of God, leading to deep repentance and a renewed understanding of holiness and the nature of sin. Roberts warns against superficial treatments of spiritual issues and calls for a return to a biblical understanding of God, emphasizing that revival is essential for genuine conversions and the progress of the gospel. He urges the congregation to pray fervently for revival, recognizing that it is a divine visitation that transforms lives and communities. Ultimately, he calls for a collective longing for God's glory to be manifested in the church and society.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking and surrendering to the Lord, highlighting the need for continuous seeking of God's face, repentance, and faith. It warns against complacency and compromise, urging believers to enter into a covenant to seek the Lord with all their heart and soul. The story of King Asa serves as a cautionary tale of starting well but failing to continue seeking God, leading to consequences and missed opportunities for restoration.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God with passion and preparation. He acknowledges that there is a lot to learn and that everyone present has nowhere else to be, creating an atmosphere of attentiveness. The speaker mentions that certain points he will discuss have been previously addressed in HeartCry conferences, but believes they need repeating. He then delves into the specifics of John's message, referencing Isaiah chapter 40 and the need to prepare the way for the Lord. The speaker concludes by urging all preachers to rely on the enabling power of the Holy Spirit to transform their congregations into vibrant Christians who impact the world for Jesus Christ.

This sermon delves into the urgent need to address the issue of sin as a barrier to revival, emphasizing the importance of mastering sin through Christ. It explores the story of Cain and Abel, highlighting the significance of faith and righteousness in offerings. The sermon challenges listeners to examine their countenance before God, emphasizing the need to conquer sin as it desires mastery over individuals. It calls for repentance and a deep reflection on personal sin and the corporate sins of churches, stressing the critical need for revival in the face of widespread carelessness towards sin.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of divine visitations. He starts by expressing his concern for the state of cities and churches, suggesting that if Jesus were to approach them today, he would weep over their condition. The preacher emphasizes that the cause for tears is the lack of understanding and recognition of the things that bring peace. He explains that God hides his visitation from those who have eyes that do not see, ears that do not hear, and hearts that cannot receive. The sermon also mentions the doom that awaits those who fail to recognize their day of visitation, using the example of the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. The preacher concludes by highlighting the importance of not missing the Lord when he comes and the opportunity for repentance and refreshing from the presence of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for divine visitations in the church and in our lives. He highlights the importance of holiness and the urgency to pursue a life of purity. The speaker also addresses the issue of sin and the need to have zero tolerance for it. He emphasizes the refocusing that occurs when God's truth shines upon us, bringing clarity and helping us distinguish between what is merely a fruit and what is at the root of the issue.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by highlighting the violence and immorality that is prevalent in society, both on the streets and on television. He then turns to the book of Matthew, specifically chapter 3, where John the Baptist is introduced as the one who prepares the way for the Lord. The preacher emphasizes the importance of repentance and the coming judgment for those who do not turn away from sin. He also discusses the negative influence of false converts in the church and the need for true believers to stand firm in their faith. The sermon concludes with a plea for God's mercy and a call to seek His forgiveness through fasting, weeping, and turning away from evil.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of true revival, distinguishing between genuine and false revivals. It delves into the necessity of God's presence and the rapid spread of His word in revival, highlighting the need for repentance, faith, and obedience. The sermon draws parallels from biblical accounts like Moses interceding for the Israelites and Paul's plea for the Thessalonians, urging a deep longing for God's manifest presence and the transformative power of His word.

This sermon delves into Psalm 51, exploring the concept of sin and the various aspects of falling short of God's standards. It emphasizes the need for repentance, cleansing, and restoration in the face of our transgressions, highlighting the importance of acknowledging our sins before God and seeking His forgiveness and renewal.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about his father's radical conversion to Christianity and his ministry in the county poorhouse. The speaker then recounts his own experience of being asked to preach at a young age and how his world expanded as he shared the Word of God in different settings. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing sin as both a passport to hell and a thief of God's glory, which he believes is often overlooked in the American evangelical movement. The sermon concludes with the speaker reflecting on how his responsibility to maintain the glory of God has grown as he continues to proclaim the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of adding self-control to our lives as Christians. He highlights how many people are governed by their passions and emotions, lacking self-control. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their own lives and identify any areas where they lack control. He also emphasizes that adding self-control is essential for a true Christian experience and a pathway to an abundant entrance into the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's love and hatred. He encourages the audience to study the Bible and search for references to God's love and hatred to shape their thinking and behavior. The speaker also mentions a classic passage on remedial judgments that he believes has not been adequately addressed. He urges the audience to spend time meditating on this passage and allowing it to deeply impact their lives. The sermon concludes with a personal anecdote about the speaker's early work experience and a metaphor about branches being gathered and burned.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining God's glory before the people. He warns that neglecting to do so will result in God bringing judgment upon those who fail to uphold His holiness. The speaker also highlights the significance of sin in the life of a believer, urging listeners to understand the gravity of their actions. Additionally, the sermon discusses the concept of prayer and how it can anger God if not aligned with His will. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that while God can fully forgive sin through Christ, there may still be consequences that accompany certain sins.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Judges, specifically chapters 2 through 16. The main theme is the cycle of sin, judgment, repentance, and restoration that the Israelites go through repeatedly. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and acknowledging the judgments of God as a means of returning to a right relationship with Him. The sermon also highlights the need for personal response to God's judgments and the potential for profound conversion and forgiveness of sins.

In this sermon transcript, the preacher reflects on a past revival in Wales in 1945 and compares it to the current state of decline in the world. He emphasizes the need for a radical turnaround and for the preaching of the Word of God to bring about change. The preacher cautions against focusing solely on experiences and highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit's stirring. The sermon concludes with a story of the preacher's son hearing about stirrings of the Spirit at Southwestern Seminary and reaching out to Wheaton College to share the news.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the message of John the Baptist and the different groups of people who responded to his preaching. He emphasizes the importance of bringing forth fruits in keeping with repentance. The preacher also highlights the need for leaders to seek total deliverance from the need for human affirmation and to stick to the truth, even in a degenerate society. He concludes by urging the audience to serve God with grace rather than just relying on their gifts.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of bearing fruit as a Christian and bringing glory to God. He warns against being like Judas, who heard and saw everything but never bore any fruit. The speaker encourages believers to embrace the pruning process, even though it may be painful, as it is necessary for producing abundant fruit. He concludes by urging listeners to take the message seriously and make a commitment to never be a fruitless vine.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of drawing near to God and the different forms of divine presence. He emphasizes that the distance between God and ourselves is not always equal, as stated in James 4:8. The preacher highlights that there are various reasons why God may not be as present among individuals or churches, such as quarrels, conflicts, and wrong motives in prayer. He also mentions the importance of cultivating the presence of God, which can have a greater impact than any organization. The sermon concludes by discussing the three forms of divine presence: essential presence, cultivated presence, and manifest presence.