In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being a minister of the word of God. He describes the process of becoming a life-giving spirit through death to self and entering the rest of God. The preacher explains that this transformation allows believers to serve others, not to show off their spiritual muscles, but to genuinely serve. He also highlights the idea that God gives believers a trial body to see how they will handle it, similar to a father giving his son progressively more powerful weapons. Ultimately, this trial body serves as a prototype for the resurrection, which represents the finished product.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the misconception that Christianity is simply about fixing up our old selves. He emphasizes that Christianity is not just about doing good deeds to earn our way into the kingdom of God. Instead, he explains that God is creating new personalities in believers, both inwardly and outwardly. The preacher highlights the importance of the inner man and the outer man, and how God is recreating both aspects of our being. He also mentions that while believers may still struggle with worldly desires and self-will, God sees them as perfectly righteous through the new life that has been conceived in them.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being strong in times of weakness. He encourages the audience to pray and seek strength from God, even when they feel tired or scared. The preacher also highlights God's desire for His people to possess the land and not be oppressed by wickedness. He reminds the audience that God is in control and has the power to fight their battles. The sermon concludes with the message that living a Christian life is not impossible, as God provides the grace and strength to fulfill His commands.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding and following the teachings of Jesus Christ. They emphasize that everyone who has heard about God is under the grace and truth of Jesus Christ and will be judged accordingly. The speaker also mentions that some individuals claim to believe in the plenary verbal inspiration of the received text but do not follow it, which they find contradictory. They highlight the significance of dwelling in the consuming fire, using the example of the three Hebrew children who remained faithful to God even in the face of persecution. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of knowing and acting upon the message of the overcomer in order to receive glory from God.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the importance of fellowship and the role of the church in a demonized culture. He questions the value of simply having good discussions and fellowship without actively engaging in spiritual warfare. The speaker emphasizes the need to crucify the sinful nature and live by the Spirit, keeping in step with God's guidance. He encourages daily prayer, reading the Bible, and obedience to God as the means to live by the Spirit and overcome the law of sin and death.

In this sermon, the preacher uses the illustration of the Washington Monument to explain the difference between fear and reverence. He emphasizes that we should not purify ourselves out of reverence for God, but out of fear, just like Noah feared God. The preacher then talks about the importance of making a decision to abandon oneself to God and His program, as this is necessary to have the strength to save oneself and others in the last days. He also highlights the significance of the day of the Lord and how it demands a response from us, stating that it will not be business as usual until the Lord comes. The preacher concludes by discussing the criteria for eternal life, emphasizing that loving the brothers is a key indicator, while murder and failure to crucify the sinful nature disqualify one from belonging to Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the symbolic meaning of the number four in the Bible, which represents communication. He explains that God dwells between the cherubim, which are four-wheeled chariots. The preacher then addresses the question of how to live according to the Spirit, emphasizing the importance of starting the day off correctly and seeking guidance from the Lord in all aspects of life. He also mentions that there are specific ways to deal with sin and encourages the congregation to ask the Lord for guidance in even the smallest tasks. The sermon concludes with a prayer for blessings, protection, and the presence of Jesus in the lives of the listeners.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the difference between men and boys, stating that it is determined by the cost of their toys. He compares this concept to God's commandments, explaining that they bring love, peace, and joy. The preacher uses the analogy of a child going to the doctor to illustrate how we may resist God's plans for us, but ultimately, God knows what is best for us. He emphasizes the importance of faith in God and how God is working to write His law in our minds and hearts, transforming us into new creatures. The preacher also highlights the significance of our actions and how people read our lives as a testimony of our faith.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the trap of materialism in America and how it distracts people from following Christ. He highlights the struggle of Americans who have become consumed with earning money and accumulating possessions, leaving little room for spiritual growth. The preacher urges the congregation to resist envy and comparison with others, and instead focus on their own spiritual journey. He reminds them of the importance of keeping their eyes on the goal of following Christ and storing up treasures in heaven. The sermon concludes with a prayer for deliverance from fear and a call to recognize the problem of materialism and prioritize the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of studying the two witnesses in the book of Revelation to understand what God wants in his church and what constitutes true revival. The preacher emphasizes the need for personal transformation and growth in the word of God, highlighting that there should be a continual process of change in the lives of believers. The preacher also emphasizes that God works with a handful of people, often starting with just one person, to bring about great changes. The sermon also highlights the key verse of Revelation 10:9, which is seen as crucial to understanding the message of the two witnesses. Additionally, the preacher discusses the shift from the gospel of the kingdom to the gospel of heaven and emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel of the kingdom to the whole world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians giving themselves fully to God's plan. He urges believers to forget about themselves and love not their own lives, just as Jesus sacrificed everything for them. The preacher explains that this is a call beyond baptism, a call to become the dwelling place of God. He also discusses the concept of the hidden manna, which represents the body and blood of Christ that feeds and forms believers. The sermon concludes with the idea that God is waiting for a number of people in the last days who are willing to give their all, so that Michael can be empowered to put an end to evil once and for all.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of returning to the old ways of faith and righteousness. He highlights that living according to the sinful nature leads to death, while only Jesus can bring true happiness, joy, and peace. The preacher encourages believers to have faith in God's goodness and patience, knowing that He will bring them to joy. He also mentions the significance of the number four in the Bible, representing communication and Pentecost.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of accepting Christ in order to avoid going to hell. He refers to Matthew chapter 25 and highlights the scriptural basis of his teachings. The preacher also mentions the need to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit in evangelism, as different approaches may be necessary for different individuals. He explains the concept of being crucified with Christ and rising with him, and how this relates to the believer's experience of living in the flesh while also experiencing resurrection life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of fulfilling 1 Peter 2:9, which is the calling of God's elect. The speaker compares this calling to what God said to Israel and highlights that it is our destiny and purpose as believers. The sermon emphasizes the need to go beyond the experience of Pentecost and surrender our will to God, learning the lessons of humility. The speaker also addresses the issue of obedience to God and how it is crucial in the spiritual realm. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the need to show forth God's praises now and especially when Christ returns with his saints.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of problems and pain in the context of God's judgment and salvation. The sermon is based on 1 Peter 4, which emphasizes that suffering can purify us from sin and lead to salvation. The preacher highlights that God's judgment begins in the household of God and is meant to save us. However, the preacher also acknowledges that our reaction to suffering is not always appropriate, and it can sometimes make us angry with God. The sermon encourages listeners to seek God's guidance and learn from their pain, trusting that there is something to be gained from it.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the unusual and tragic events happening in the year 2000, emphasizing that God is pruning his orchard and working in mysterious ways. The speaker highlights the importance of obedience and how it leads to experiencing God's goodness and joy. The sermon emphasizes the pursuit of eternal life and immortality, and the need to overcome worldly desires and self-will through following the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The speaker also emphasizes the significance of surrendering one's life to Jesus and making him the Lord of one's ambitions and dreams.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being a witness for Jesus. He uses the analogy of being the light of the world and encourages believers to let their light shine before others. The preacher emphasizes that knowing God is essential in being an effective witness, and that this knowledge comes through personal experience and relationship with Him. He also highlights the need to bear witness of God's person, will, way, and eternal purpose in Christ, and emphasizes the importance of repentance and serving God in righteousness.

In this sermon, Jesus teaches the crowd by the lake using parables. He tells the parable of the sower, explaining that the seed represents the word of God and the different types of soil represent different responses to the word. Some people receive the word but it is quickly taken away by the enemy, others receive it with joy but fall away when faced with trials, and still others are choked by the cares of the world. However, those who receive the word with a good and honest heart bear fruit and multiply abundantly. The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the parable of the sower as it is fundamental to understanding the kingdom of God and the concept of change.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the difficulty of forgiving someone who has done something unjust or perverse. He compares this challenge to learning a new concept in school, like dividing with a two-digit divisor. The preacher emphasizes the importance of going through God's program and experiencing trials that threaten our rest in order to be built up as the body of Christ. He also highlights the danger of being caught between serving God and serving money, using the example of the Pharisees who were covetous despite their devotion to religious practices.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need to prepare for what lies ahead. He reads from Psalm 18, highlighting the importance of righteousness and obedience to God's laws. The preacher mentions that there are many people watching as America faces tribulation, but assures that those who serve God will be protected. He also discusses the danger of getting entangled in sin and urges listeners to stay steadfast in their faith.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of forgetting the past and focusing on the future. He encourages the audience to let go of their past mistakes and regrets, and to press on towards their goals. The preacher uses the example of Lot's wife, who turned back and was turned into a pillar of salt, to illustrate the danger of looking back instead of moving forward. He also highlights the need to align one's will with God's will, ensuring that it is in line with the scriptures. The sermon concludes with a reminder to keep one's dreams and aspirations focused on the future.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and not being complacent in one's faith. He warns that even a small mistake can lead to serious consequences, such as ending up in jail. The preacher also discusses the concept of sowing and reaping, explaining that those who sow to please the spirit will reap eternal life. He then delves into the message of the third chapter of Revelation, focusing on the church in Laodicea. The preacher highlights the church's lukewarmness and urges them to repent and seek true riches and spiritual sight from God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our pursuit of Christ over material possessions and worldly achievements. He highlights the distractions and busyness of our culture that hinder us from focusing on the goal of knowing and seeking Jesus. The speaker also addresses the issue of teaching evolution in schools and the need for people to believe in the existence of God. He encourages a balanced approach to faith, combining the study of God's word with the power and worship of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Gehazi and how he betrayed his master, Elisha, by seeking personal gain. The preacher emphasizes that Gehazi's actions were driven by a desire for money and recognition, rather than true devotion to God. The preacher also draws parallels between Gehazi and Judas, highlighting the danger of pretending to be faithful while harboring duplicity in one's heart. The sermon concludes with a call for integrity and sincerity in relationships within the church, emphasizing the importance of avoiding gossip, slander, and betrayal.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of proper communication and avoiding malice and evil speaking. He references Corinthians 12-20 to highlight the need for truth-telling and not giving up on people. The sermon then delves into Isaiah 42, specifically verse 6, discussing the significance of God taking hold of our hand and guiding our destiny. The pastor also mentions a personal experience at Niagara Falls to illustrate the idea of God holding our hand through difficult times. Additionally, the sermon touches on the concept of the tabernacle and the role of the labor bowl made of bronze. The pastor concludes by emphasizing the need for ministers to preach the Word of God in order to combat the lack of biblical knowledge in society.