This sermon emphasizes the journey from being a disciple to becoming a disciple maker, focusing on the importance of surrendering to God, learning from godly examples, and being prepared for the task ahead. It highlights the need for a personal revelation of God, the spirit of a servant, faith that does not fail despite failures, firm obedience, and diligence in ministry. The examples of Joshua and Peter are used to illustrate these principles and encourage young people to be faithful in their walk with God.

This sermon delves into the book of Hebrews, highlighting the importance of obedience as seen in the life of Jesus. It emphasizes the journey towards perfection through obedience, urging believers of all ages to cultivate an obedient spirit in various aspects of life. The speaker draws parallels between Jesus' obedience and the obedience expected from believers, emphasizing the transformative power of obedience in overcoming struggles and growing in Christlikeness.

This sermon emphasizes the analogy of being a soldier for Christ, highlighting the need to surrender completely to God's will, not getting entangled in worldly affairs, and being at the disposal of our commanding officer, Jesus. The story of martyrs like Michael and Margarita Sattler is used to illustrate the sacrificial commitment required of true disciples, shedding the blood of self-will daily to obey God's commands and please Him alone.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting God in hopelessly impossible situations, drawing parallels from the lives of Abraham and Sarah, highlighting how God fulfills His promises not based on our abilities but on our faith in Him. It encourages embracing God's promises with faith, even when circumstances seem hopeless, and trusting in His power to work miracles in our lives.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of moving beyond congregations and clubs to truly build the church as a body of Christ. It highlights the need for personal sacrifices, devotion to God, and genuine fellowship among believers. The speaker shares insights on the new covenant, the significance of dying to self, and the transformation that occurs when individuals are willing to pay the price to build the church.

Santosh Poonen emphasizes the urgency of retaining the standard of the Gospel amidst the distractions and challenges of the world. He warns that as persecution increases, it will become harder to hear God's voice, urging believers to cultivate discernment and faithfulness in their walk with Christ. Poonen reflects on the historical context of the early church, highlighting the importance of using current times of peace to strengthen the body of Christ and prepare for future trials. He encourages the congregation to guard the treasure of the Gospel and to live with a sense of urgency, ensuring that their faith does not wane in the face of adversity. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to the teachings of Christ, reminding believers that their actions and choices today will impact their eternal standing with God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of running the race of life with a focus on becoming more like Jesus. It highlights the transformation God desires to bring in individuals, marriages, relationships, and churches by fixing our eyes on the goal of being conformed to the image of Christ. The speaker encourages running as if to win, pressing forward with faith and determination towards the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God wants to use every individual in the body of Christ for His glory. He encourages Christians to embrace their unique identities, including their family background and personal calling, as God's plan for their lives. The speaker warns against wasting time in grumbling and complaining, as it hinders God's work through them. Using the example of the apostle Paul, the speaker highlights how God can transform someone who was once against Christ into a powerful instrument for His kingdom. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God's love motivates His commands to live a life free from sin and worldly desires.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to shift their focus from their worldly concerns to God's purpose in their lives. They ask the audience to consider what occupies their minds during the week, whether it be their job, family, or church life. The speaker presents two contrasting images: one of a mundane and empty existence, and another of a bountiful harvest representing God's purpose. They reference Zechariah chapter 4 to emphasize the importance of envisioning and pursuing God's purpose. The sermon concludes with a reminder to rejoice and be glad, as our reward in heaven is great.