In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jonah and the lessons it teaches about God's sovereignty and salvation. The sermon begins by highlighting the need for spiritual revival in Israel and how Moses interceded for the people after their sin of worshiping a golden calf. The focus then shifts to Jonah, who is sent by God to deliver a message of destruction to the city of Nineveh. Despite his initial reluctance, Jonah obeys and delivers a brief message of impending destruction. However, the people of Nineveh respond with repentance, and God shows mercy by sparing the city. The sermon emphasizes that salvation is from the Lord and that spiritual awakening is a sovereign work of God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the power of revival and its impact on the church and society. He shares an example from the birth of the United States, where a powerful revival was happening in Virginia around the time of the Declaration of Independence. The preacher recounts a specific incident at Boiseau's Chapel, where during a sermon, the presence of God was so strong that hundreds of people fell to the ground and the chapel seemed to shake. The preacher emphasizes the need for revival in the church today, as it leads to a passionate desire to share the gospel and a powerful impact on the community.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of false fire in contemporary media revivalists. These charlatans deceive unsuspecting senior citizens into sending them money, living lavish lifestyles while claiming to do God's work. The speaker quotes Peter's words from the Bible, condemning these false ministers and urging them to repent. He emphasizes that genuine revival is not a staged event or a product of public demonstration, but a true encounter with the glory of God. The sermon also warns believers to be discerning and not be misled by emotional outbursts, as seen in past revivals.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the prophet Habakkuk and his reaction to God's revelation of judgment. Habakkuk expresses his fear and physical distress upon understanding the future plans of God. The speaker then draws a parallel to the state of evangelical Christianity today, highlighting the defilement and corruption present in many churches. The sermon emphasizes the need for biblical revival and references the books of Lamentations and Habakkuk to further illustrate the consequences of turning away from God's covenant.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the state of society and the impact of sin. He refers to a passage in the Bible that describes a society that has broken its relationship with God and is engulfed in chaos and corruption. The speaker emphasizes that sin not only affects individuals but also has an environmental impact. He then highlights the importance of confession of sin and the need for revival, citing the example of the Welsh revival. The sermon concludes by pointing out the current challenges faced by the world, such as economic chaos and political tensions.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the disconnect between the words of the Bible and the actions of believers in the world. He acknowledges that people have rebelled against God, but also highlights the hope of God's forgiveness and compassion. The speaker then goes on to describe the dire state of the nation, with its inheritance given to strangers, children becoming orphans, and the people suffering from various hardships. He concludes by acknowledging God's righteousness and the unfaithfulness of the people. Throughout the sermon, the speaker references the book of Daniel and the self-revelation of God in Exodus 34.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the burden that Seth Joshua, an evangelist, had for the infiltration of liberal theology in the Welsh pulpits. Seth Joshua prayed fervently for God to raise up a young man to combat this intellectualism. The speaker emphasizes the need for a revival in the present time, as God's retribution cannot be provoked indefinitely. The prophet Habakkuk's plea to God for help and justice in the midst of violence and wickedness is highlighted, and God's response is revealed as impending judgment upon Judah by the Babylonians. However, God assures Habakkuk that He will ultimately judge Babylon and all nations, and that His Messiah will return to conquer His enemies and establish righteousness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the path to spiritual awakening and revival. The sermon begins with the story of King Solomon dedicating the temple in Jerusalem, where fire came down from heaven and the glory of the Lord filled the house. The speaker then transitions to the story of Evan Roberts, a young revivalist who fervently prayed for a man's victory over Satan. The sermon emphasizes the importance of agonizing in prayer and seeking God's face, rather than focusing on organizational leadership. The speaker also references the example of Daniel, who prayed despite facing persecution.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the four steps to experiencing revival. The first step is acknowledging neglected priorities, as seen in the story of Jacob encountering the angels of God. Jacob's strategies are dismantled, forcing him to abandon his cherished plans. The second step is meeting God in a life and death struggle for control over one's life. Jacob wrestles with God and is changed forever. The third step is facing past deficiencies, including reconciling with those we have hurt and making restitution. The fourth step is accepting and embracing the need for revival.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how our culture is obsessed with entertainment, as seen in the recent deaths of celebrities like Michael Jackson. He highlights how music, originally intended for worshiping God, has been exchanged for the gratification of human sensuality. The speaker laments that both the nation and many Christians do not care about their spiritual condition. He emphasizes the need for revival and points out that the church is rotting to the core, failing to meet the present crisis and lacking in hope.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of revival and provides insights on when it can be anticipated. The first insight is that revival can be expected when we acknowledge our limitations and recognize that it is God who works in us. The second insight is that revival comes through a devout minority who rejoices in doing righteousness and remembers God's ways. The speaker shares a personal experience of revival where he realized the power of the blood of Christ and experienced a deep sense of healing and God's presence. The sermon also highlights the sad reality that a majority of believers have accepted sinful practices and abandoned serious prayer, leading to a lack of revival.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the description of Jesus Christ in Revelation chapter 1. He describes how John, on the Isle of Patmos, saw a vision of Jesus standing among seven golden lampstands. Jesus is depicted as a majestic figure with white hair, fiery eyes, and feet like burnished bronze. He holds seven stars in his hand and has a sharp two-edged sword coming out of his mouth. The preacher emphasizes that the church today needs revival because its conduct and worship are not in line with the character of Jesus Christ. He also highlights the lukewarmness and mediocrity of the church, urging Christians to examine their hearts and prioritize their commitment to Jesus over worldly desires.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of remembering the promises of God and what He has done in the past. He emphasizes the need for repentance and returning to the Lord in order to experience revival. The preacher references Deuteronomy chapter 30, where God promises to restore and have compassion on His people if they turn back to Him with all their heart and soul. The sermon also highlights the significance of loving God supremely and the consequences of failing to do so, as seen in the church of Ephesus.

In this sermon, the focus is on the power and majesty of God as revealed in the heavens and His wisdom and holiness as revealed in His Word. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the Word of God in guiding and warning believers. He highlights the idea that revival starts with individuals getting right with God and invites listeners to invite God to search their hearts and minds. The sermon concludes with a prayer for integrity and for God to guard the speaker's lips and thoughts.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the current state of the nation and the recent panic over the swine flu. He suggests that this situation serves as a reminder of God's power and the consequences of a nation's deterioration. However, he also emphasizes that there is a cure for a nation's deterioration, which is seeking God. The speaker highlights the importance of biblical preaching and laments the decline of it in America. He encourages believers to remember God's wonderful deeds and his covenant, and to seek his face continually. The sermon concludes with the assurance that God is a God who revives and has the power to redeem his people.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of revival in the church. They argue that revival is not something that can be achieved through a formula or prescription, but rather it is a sovereign work of God. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus is the one who revives his church and that revival is symbolized as an open door. They also highlight the importance of remaining faithful to Christ and the obligations that come with experiencing revival. The speaker warns against the trend of trying to force revival through various programs and approaches, emphasizing the need for reliance on God's power.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the lack of appreciation for the majesty of God, the depth of our sin, and the urgency of spreading the gospel in today's society. He emphasizes the need for a united remorse over our alienation from God and a declaration of a united resolve to address this situation. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of developing a conviction about our condition before the Lord, recognizing the lack of faithfulness and knowledge of God in the land. Lastly, he encourages believers to seek a deeper knowledge of God through prayer, studying the Word, and sharing the gospel with the lost, while also assuring them of God's mercy and compassion.

In this sermon, the preacher shares his experience of witnessing revival in a California church. The pastor of the church was burdened and heartbroken, and the congregation was filled with fault-finding and criticism. However, during a service, a layman read a scripture passage from Ephesians 4, urging the congregation to put aside bitterness and anger and to forgive one another. This humble act sparked a revival in the church, with people confessing their faults and finding relief in their souls. The preacher also shares another example of a half-night of prayer in Indiana, where hindrances to the work of the Spirit were identified through prayer. The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a blameless conscience before God and men, as stated in Acts 24:16. The preacher concludes by mentioning a spiritual awakening in Western Canada led by twin brothers Ralph and Lou Souterra.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the dynamics of visual temptation. He explains that our eyes are the most effective door to our soul, and Satan knows this well. He refers to the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to illustrate how temptation enters through the eyes. The speaker also highlights the need for Christians to understand their spiritual resources and their position in Christ, as this understanding can help overcome constant defeat and patterns of sin. He encourages listeners to study Romans chapter 6 for a deeper understanding of this concept.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of revival on society and the church. He shares examples of past revivals and describes the profound transformation that takes place during these times. The speaker emphasizes the need for a revival in our own lives, as many people are searching for true joy and fulfillment. He also highlights the byproduct of revival, which is prosperity in all areas of life. The speaker concludes by stating that revival is the solution to society's problems, not government intervention.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of seeking God's word and rest when we become exhausted in our ministry. Using the example of Elijah, who ran away in fear, the preacher emphasizes the need for a word from God, rest, and encouragement. The preacher also highlights the role of revival in awakening spiritually asleep believers and the danger of being attracted to the world. The sermon references various Bible verses, including Psalm 44:20-21, to support these points.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the Word of God in the lives of believers. He recounts a story from the book of Nehemiah where the people of Israel gathered together in fasting and repentance, and as they read and understood the Scriptures, it confronted them with their sins and broke their hearts. The speaker then shares a poem that highlights the value and power of the Bible in guiding and comforting believers. He contrasts the fleeting concerns of the world, such as finances, with the eternal satisfaction found in God's Word. The sermon concludes with a call to have a passion for Scripture and to prioritize it above all else.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the problem of feeling distant from God and the solution to this problem. He suggests that when life becomes difficult and overwhelming, our focus can become distorted. To regain focus, the speaker encourages the audience to remember God's word and His loving kindness. He emphasizes the importance of meditating on God's wonders and supernatural activity, particularly the creation. By doing so, we can find comfort and strength in knowing that God is faithful and unchanging, even in the midst of challenging circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Psalm 119 and the theme of biblical revival. The main message is the importance of being committed to keeping God's Word for life and with all our heart and mind. The speaker emphasizes the need for perseverance and determination in following God's commands, even in difficult times. The sermon also highlights the need for revival and the role of God's righteousness and loving kindness in reviving our spirits.