Seth Rees preaches about the secrets of the Lord that are revealed to those who fear Him, drawing parallels between the hidden treasures of the natural world and the spiritual treasures of God. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's secrets through self-denial, diligent search, and a close walk with Him. Rees highlights the secret of the new birth, regeneration, and holiness as experiences known only to those who have encountered them through the Holy Spirit. He also discusses the secrets of faith, power, and joy that come from a deep relationship with God, leading to a life of praise and victory even in challenging circumstances.

Seth Rees preaches about the characteristics of the ideal Pentecostal Church, emphasizing the importance of true regeneration according to God's definition, which involves deep conviction for sin, repentance, and a conscious experience of being born from above. He highlights the need for old-fashioned conviction and conversion, leading to a life of continual praise and blessing God. Rees discusses the joy, warmth, and fervency that come with regeneration, contrasting it with the lack of emotional depth in today's religious world, and encourages believers to experience resurrection life in Christ, leaving behind the old life and embracing the power of His resurrection.

Seth Rees preaches on the purification of hearts by faith, emphasizing that holiness is a state achieved through the experience of entire sanctification by the Holy Ghost. This sanctifying process is symbolized by the baptism with the Holy Ghost and fire, cleansing the heart intrinsically. The Pentecostal fire is necessary to purify the soul from all impurities, doubts, and unbelief, bringing a bracing and invigorating spiritual atmosphere.

Seth Rees preaches about the indispensable need for power in achieving success, emphasizing that Pentecostal power, likened to dynamite, is essential for the people of God to overcome failure. He highlights the duty and privilege of believers to be strong in the Lord, stressing that weakness is not just a misfortune but a crime in the eyes of heaven. Rees challenges Christians to rely on the power of the Holy Ghost for victory over sin and to transform fear into courage through faith.

Seth Rees preaches about the true nature of spiritual power, emphasizing that it is not for worldly achievements but to destroy the works of the devil and save humanity from sin. He highlights that the works of the devil are located in the human heart, and the power of the Holy Ghost cleanses and transforms individuals from within. Rees explains that Pentecostal power eradicates pride, jealousy, impurity, and worldly ambitions, leading to genuine joy in the success of others and effortless work in serving God. He illustrates the concept of surrendering to God by comparing it to a ship relying on God's guidance rather than human efforts, emphasizing the need to cease from personal struggles and let God take full control.

Seth Rees emphasizes the importance of active and spontaneous witnessing as a vital aspect of a thriving church, highlighting how testimony is essential for reaching the unsaved and maintaining a powerful spiritual center. He contrasts the ineffectiveness of increased religious activities or intellectual debates with the compelling force of genuine, experiential testimonies that stem from a life filled with the Holy Ghost. Rees recounts historical examples of persecution against public witnessing, illustrating the unwavering commitment of martyrs and the enduring need for bold testimonies in the face of opposition. He stresses that true spirituality in the church is evidenced by a fervent desire to testify to God's work, even in the midst of adversity and threats.

Seth Rees preaches about the equality of women and men in the Pentecostal Church, emphasizing how women were equally honored and empowered by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He highlights the importance of women prophesying and ministering alongside men when filled with the Spirit. Rees discusses the historical degradation of women due to sin but points out how the grace of God elevates and empowers women, comparing them to a second Eve at Pentecost. He praises the piety and ministry of holy women throughout history, nurturing revivals and impacting the world with their love and service. Rees challenges any prejudice or resistance against women in ministry, stating that a church filled with the Holy Ghost will embrace and support women preachers.

Seth Rees preaches on the spirit of liberality inspired by the Pentecostal fire, which leads believers to give generously and sacrificially. This spirit of giving defies human logic and reasoning, emphasizing that it is more blessed to give than to receive. The sermon highlights the biblical principle that generous giving leads to abundance and blessings from God, contrasting it with the consequences of hoarding and stinginess. Rees stresses that a Pentecostal Church fueled by liberality will thrive financially, eliminate debts, and have more than enough to support missions and ministry.

Seth Rees preaches about the world's admiration for enthusiasm in various aspects of life but its suspicion towards healthy religious fervor, leading to many being silenced by criticism. He emphasizes the need for churches to embrace the manifestations of the Holy Spirit, even if they may seem unconventional, as seen in the early days of Quakerism and Primitive Methodism. Rees highlights the importance of not quenching the Spirit and allowing Him to move freely without restraint, drawing a parallel to the necessity of a 'freshet' or overflow of the Spirit for effective ministry and soul-winning.

Seth Rees addresses the challenge faced by Protestantism in reaching the masses, highlighting the futile attempts to attract people through money, eloquent ministers, new church buildings, and various worldly tactics. He emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening where ministers humble themselves, rely on the Holy Spirit, and allow God's fire to ignite their hearts and churches, drawing people in without the need for sensationalism or human strategies.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of genuine conviction for sin as a precursor to true Scriptural conversions, emphasizing the need for deep repentance and consecration. He warns against superficial revivals and false teachings that lead to a shallow faith, stressing the significance of the Holy Ghost convicting souls and guiding them towards complete victory. Rees highlights the power of true faith as the channel through which believers receive blessings from God, urging against relying on human methods and emphasizing the necessity of yielding to the conviction of the Holy Spirit.

Seth Rees emphasizes the importance of continuing steadfast in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, highlighting the significance of being spiritually wellborn and having a strong start in religious experience. He contrasts feeble converts with strong ones, stressing the need for a revival that strengthens the church's spiritual vigor. Rees discusses the secret of spiritual vigor seen in strong converts at Thessalonica, attributing it to the power of God working through the preaching of the gospel with conviction for sin.

Seth Rees preaches about the spiritual warfare believers face, emphasizing the need to be strong in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes. He contrasts earthly wars with the coming reign of the King of peace, highlighting the ultimate victory over evil without the shedding of human blood. Rees urges believers to recognize the seriousness of the spiritual battle, emphasizing the necessity of God's protection and the importance of being fully equipped with the armor of God to withstand the enemy's attacks.

Seth Rees preaches about the spirit of Christ and His gospel, emphasizing the need for His followers to be aggressive and evangelistic, always seeking to spread the good news to the meek, broken-hearted, captives, and those in need of comfort. He highlights the importance of not settling in comfort but constantly moving to reach more people with the gospel, echoing the spirit of Jesus who was always about His Father's business. Rees stresses the gospel of 'good tidings' as a message of hope, joy, and liberation, urging believers to carry this message to all classes, especially the poor and broken-hearted, to bring renewal and restoration to their lives.

Seth Rees preaches about the profound significance of the birth of Jesus, emphasizing the humble circumstances of His birth in a village barn, surrounded by strangers and enemies, yet witnessed by a few shepherds and wise individuals. He challenges believers to embrace a similar humility in their Christian walk, not seeking recognition or favor from the world but remaining closely identified with the despised Nazarene. Rees delves into the five illustrious names given to Jesus in Isaiah 9:6-7, highlighting Him as a Wonderful Counselor who provides divine guidance contrary to human wisdom, and as the Mighty God and Everlasting Father who offers unwavering support and eternal salvation.

Seth Rees preaches on the heavenly race described in Hebrews 12:1-4, emphasizing the need to run with patience, looking unto Jesus as the Author and Finisher of our faith. He highlights the importance of laying aside every weight and the inbred sin that easily besets us to run the Christian race credibly and win the prize. Rees stresses the necessity of being saved, sanctified, and continuously progressing in the race, enduring trials with patience and focusing on Jesus amidst challenges. He urges believers to consider the cloud of witnesses cheering us on and to eliminate anything hindering our spiritual progress to become strong men and women in the race.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of fully possessing the land of our Christian inheritance, drawing parallels to the conquest of Canaan under Joshua's leadership. He emphasizes the need for the Church to go beyond mere crossing over into Christianity and to actively engage in spiritual warfare to claim the promises and blessings God has in store. Rees challenges Christians to not be slack in fulfilling the great commission and to be diligent in spreading the Gospel to the lost world, highlighting the urgency of the times with the majority of the world still unreached by the message of salvation.

Seth Rees preaches about the silence of God during the four hundred years between Malachi and the coming of Jesus, emphasizing the darkness and despair that can settle when God is silent. He highlights the importance of God speaking to our souls and the need to listen attentively to His voice. Rees draws parallels between the apostasy and mercenary spirit in Malachi's time to the current state of the Church, warning about the dangers of seeking personal gain in religious activities. He discusses the significance of offering our best to God, both in material possessions and in surrendering our hearts completely to Him.

Seth Rees preaches about God's unwavering love and care for His people, using Isaiah 49:16 as a response to Israel's cry of feeling forsaken. He emphasizes God's personal knowledge of each individual, His everlasting love, and His constant intercession for His children. Rees encourages believers to trust in God's faithfulness, reminding them that their names are graven on the palms of His hands, symbolizing His eternal remembrance and care. He assures that God's plan for each life is meticulously mapped out and guided by His wisdom, even in times of distress or when it seems like everything is falling apart.

Seth Rees preaches about the incredible partnership we have with God, where He takes us, flawed as we are, into His corporation. God cancels our debts, provides unlimited resources, and equips us with divine qualifications for the work. He calls us to evangelize the neglected masses and work where He is actively moving, outside the traditional boundaries. Rees emphasizes the urgency of rescuing the perishing, challenging listeners to align with God's work among the broken and lost, rather than conforming to stagnant religious practices.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of finding joy in the Lord as our strength, emphasizing the difference between the joy of the Christian faith and the gloominess of other religions. He highlights that the joy of the Lord is not dependent on outward circumstances or emotions but is a deep, abiding strength that sustains us through all trials and sorrows. Rees encourages believers to seek the joy of the Holy Ghost, which provides unshakable support and courage in the face of challenges, enabling them to triumph over every foe.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of being holy men and women of God, drawing inspiration from the prophets of the Old Testament who communicated with God and wrote Scriptures as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. He emphasizes the noble character of the prophets who stood up against sin and corruption, like Moses breaking the throne of Pharaoh and Elijah rebuking idolatry. Rees encourages living a holy life, being examples to children and neighbors, and trusting in God's provision for holiness. He urges parents to pray for and dedicate their children to God, believing in the power of a holy life to bring about transformation and restoration.

Seth Rees preaches about the importance of having the Holy Spirit in our lives, emphasizing that all victories and achievements in the lives of great men of the past were due to God's 'good Spirit' instructing and empowering them. He highlights the examples of Joseph, Moses, and Joshua, showing how their triumphs were a result of the Spirit of the Lord working through them. Rees urges believers to embrace the Holy Spirit in every aspect of their lives, trusting in His guidance, wisdom, and power to lead them to victory and overcome challenges.

Seth Rees preaches about the devotion and love of the women who journeyed to the sepulcher to anoint Jesus, facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles like the great stone, Hebrew seal, and Roman Guard, which represent the difficulties in our Christian lives. He emphasizes that just as the stone was rolled away from the tomb, God can remove all our obstacles and challenges, no matter how great they may seem, through the resurrected Christ. Rees encourages believers to trust in God's power to overcome inert obstacles, break authority, and defeat living forces that hinder their progress, reminding them that God is always faithful to deliver at the right time.

Seth Rees preaches about the concept of Christian perfection, emphasizing the distinction between perfection from creation and perfection from redemption through Jesus Christ. He explains that Christian perfection is not about achieving absolute perfection like God, but rather having a perfect heart filled with perfect love, controlled by the Holy Ghost. Rees highlights the importance of maintaining a perfect heart towards God, even if our service may not be perfect, and encourages believers to focus on pressing forward towards the high calling in Christ, leaving behind past experiences and trusting God to keep their souls in good order.