In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and importance of the gospel story. He uses a catchy chorus to convey the message that Jesus came to save sinners. The preacher encourages both adults and children to participate in singing the chorus. He then introduces the story of Mr. Neyman, highlighting his miserable condition and mistaken conceptions. The preacher challenges the audience to reflect on their own mistaken conceptions and the need for cleansing.

In this sermon, the preacher references several verses from the Bible, including Matthew 6:26, Revelation 3:8, and Revelation 22:20. He emphasizes the message of the Christian faith and highlights five simple truths that are brought forth by these verses. The preacher also talks about the importance of knowing Jesus Christ and surrendering to God's will. He concludes by discussing the story of Job and how it teaches humility before God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of remembering that Jesus Christ may come again, which should motivate believers to witness and live faithfully. The preacher highlights four things that will happen when Jesus comes: raising the believer, removing the believer, reuniting the believer, and rewarding the believer. The sermon references the Gospel of John, particularly chapters 11 and 14. The preacher also acknowledges that there are numerous mistakes and misconceptions about the coming of the Lord, but encourages the audience to focus on the message and promises given in the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the role of elders in the church and their responsibility to feed and care for the sheep. The speaker emphasizes the importance of humility and submission among the sheep, as they are called to honor and obey their shepherds. The speaker also acknowledges the challenges that elders may face when the sheep are unwilling to be fed. The sermon concludes with a threefold description of an elder, a threefold danger they may encounter, and a threefold direction for their role in the church. The speaker encourages elders to faithfully fulfill their duty to feed and care for the sheep, relying on God's guidance and the example of Jesus as the ultimate shepherd.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the significance of Jesus' scars on his hands. He highlights that these scars were the only thing that man ever made that would be in glory. The preacher also discusses the importance of God doing what he asks us to do, using the example of requiring two witnesses for every divine truth. He encourages the audience to spend their lives searching the scriptures to discover the wonderful and profound aspects of Christ. Additionally, the preacher reflects on the loneliness and purpose of Jesus' death on the cross.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God's ultimate subject is His Son, Jesus Christ. The sermon is based on the book of Hebrews, particularly focusing on chapter 3 and chapter 4. The preacher highlights Jesus as the vocal expression of God's force, the vested inheritor of God's universe, and the superior one who is counted worthy of more glory than Moses. The sermon also mentions Jesus as the apostle and high priest, emphasizing his role in salvation and bringing many sons to glory. The sermon concludes by referencing Acts chapter 1 and Hebrews chapter 4, emphasizing Jesus' teachings and his role in the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker reminds the audience of the promise of Jesus that he will come again. He discusses four things that will happen when Jesus comes: raising the believer, removing the believer, reuniting the believer, and rewarding the believer. The speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering that we are in Christ even in death and that Jesus will descend from heaven with a shout, the voice of the archangel, and the Trump of God. The sermon encourages the audience to be motivated by the imminent return of Jesus in their witness and living.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by highlighting various biblical events where God gave instructions or commands. He mentions how God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses and how three thousand people were killed when they worshipped a golden calf. He also mentions how God gave the Holy Spirit to three thousand people and how Moses took off his shoes when God spoke to him from a burning bush. The preacher then transitions to discussing the importance of love and behaving properly in the church. He emphasizes the need to contend for the truth, combat error, and correct misunderstandings. The sermon concludes with a focus on the charge given to Timothy and the career of Paul in extolling divine law. The preacher references the importance of having multiple witnesses to establish truth and mentions the affirmation of Jesus as the beloved Son of God by the Father.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the nature of Jesus Christ as both the Son of God and the Son of Man. He emphasizes that anyone can come to Jesus, regardless of their social status or background, as long as they have faith in the blood of the lamb. The preacher quotes Dr. Vole, who describes Jesus as the vocal expression of God's hope, the inheritor of God's universe, and the center of God's plan. The sermon also highlights Jesus as a messenger, a conqueror, a savior, a captain, and a parent, showing his love and compassion for those he has redeemed. Additionally, the preacher references Hebrews 2:1-3 and 2:9-14 to support his points about Jesus' role and significance.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the third chapter of First Timothy and discusses the basis of real Christian fellowship. He emphasizes the importance of respect for both older and younger individuals within the church. The speaker also highlights the need for recognition and regard for older women. He shares a story about a man named Edwin Willey, who passed away while leading someone to Christ, and mentions a favorite chorus of his. The sermon concludes with a reminder to observe the teachings in this chapter and to keep oneself pure.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of having a plan when doing God's work. He uses the example of Nehemiah, a saint who revealed his heart and hope to the king. Nehemiah requested to be sent to Judah to rebuild the cities of his father's heritage. The speaker emphasizes the need for prayer and honesty in both our work for God and in our everyday lives. He also mentions the challenges faced by believers in lands where heathenism is prevalent.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the character of Nehemiah and his problem. Nehemiah is described as a concerned, charitable, cheerful, and courageous man. The speaker suggests that Nehemiah's problem is reflective of the problem faced by Christians today in their efforts to build for Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proclaiming the gospel truth and the power of the gospel to bring hope and rescue sinners. The sermon also highlights the significance of having walls of salvation, security, and strength in our fellowship with God.

The sermon transcript discusses the issue of industrial unrest and the mindset of seeking personal gain at the expense of others. It emphasizes that the Christian church should not adopt this mindset, as believers are servants of both earthly and heavenly masters. The sermon also touches on various activities and crafts done by children in the church, such as making flower vases and dream pictures. The speaker encourages believers to fight the good fight of faith and to rely on God for their needs. The sermon concludes by highlighting the importance of living a life of devotion, dependence on God, and diligence in serving others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses various chapters from the Bible, particularly focusing on chapter 15 of an epistle. The sermon emphasizes the importance of using all that we have for the glory of God. The speaker references the story of a man sitting at the gates of the temple and how two men used what they had to bless him. The sermon also highlights the significance of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and encourages listeners to consider what they will offer when they see the Savior.

In this sermon, Dr. Luke emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel to all people. He highlights that the message of salvation is not just for the preacher, but for everyone to share with others. He shares examples from the Bible, such as the apostle Paul, who was called by God to preach to all nations. Dr. Luke also emphasizes the power of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to fulfill the Great Commission and make disciples of all nations.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of dedicating time to God's work, even amidst busy daily lives. He uses the example of a man who traveled from Persia to Jerusalem, passing through enemy territory, to highlight the commitment and sacrifice required to serve God. The speaker encourages the audience to be fearless in their labor for God, willing to spend time in the night watch and early mornings. He also mentions the thoroughness of the man's survey of Jerusalem's walls and gates, emphasizing the importance of careful consideration in God's work. The sermon concludes with a reference to the fish gate in the walls of the holy city, symbolizing the invitation for all to come to Jesus in the church of God.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on a text from the Word of God: "What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?" He emphasizes that this text is often disliked by many people, but it holds an important truth. The preacher highlights three key points: there is a fact to be explained, which is the ultimate fate of a person's soul; there is a force to be exposed, as life does not consist in material possessions; and there is a fate to be expected, where all people will be judged based on their actions. The preacher warns against pursuing worldly things and theories, as they cannot bring true life, but only Jesus can save one's soul.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of imitating and following the example of Christ. He encourages the audience to look to the elders and leaders in their community who are living a life that reflects Christ. The speaker also highlights the concept of impartation, where the life of Christ is passed on to believers. He urges the audience to live their lives with the awareness of Christ's presence and to seek to protect and cultivate that presence. The sermon references the Bible verse 1 Corinthians 11:1 and emphasizes the need to imitate Christ and those who inspire us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of fully committing to Christianity rather than being "almost" persuaded. He uses the example of a man who recognized the truth but resisted it, ultimately leading to his downfall. The preacher warns against the dangers of being complacent and highlights the societal issues that arise when people reject the teachings of Jesus. He urges the audience to fully embrace Christianity and not just give it partial attention, drawing parallels to the need for complete satisfaction in hunger, thirst, and rest.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by highlighting the two main divisions of the chapter being discussed. The first division focuses on the warning of departure from verses 1 to 7, while the second division covers the block of diligence from verses 8 to the end of the chapter. Before delving into the chapter, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not overlooking the last verse from the previous evening, which deals with the person of Jesus Christ. The speaker then recalls a personal experience conducting a city crusade and encourages the young people in the audience to be examples in their behavior, love, disposition, and confidence in God. The sermon concludes by mentioning the need to explore one's talents and give oneself wholly to reading, exhortation, and doctrine. The speaker also mentions the intention for the crusade to be a teaching event, where the fundamentals of the Christian faith are taught, while also providing comfort and encouragement.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a personal experience of receiving a phone call early in the morning from someone demanding to be paid. Despite the interruption, the speaker opens the Bible and begins reading from the book of Romans. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the concept of justification and redemption through Jesus Christ. The speaker urges the audience to prioritize their relationship with God above all else, including education, business, and social life. He concludes with a prayer for obedience and a plea for God to guide their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the parable of a man who planted a vineyard and sent servants to care for it. However, when the owner sent servants to collect the fruit, they were beaten and killed by the vineyard workers. The preacher emphasizes that just like the pen in his hand, we were made for a purpose and purchased with a price by Jesus on the cross. He encourages the audience to allow Jesus to control their lives and fulfill their purpose. The sermon concludes with the preacher dismissing the children's meeting and urging the congregation to pray and seek God's guidance.

In this sermon, the speaker opens the book of Revelation and reflects on the praise given to God by one man. The speaker emphasizes that God is too big to be limited to just four wedding creatures or a junior choir. The speaker then highlights the presence of four and twenty elders, possibly referring to the junior choir. However, the speaker is amazed to discover that there are thousands upon thousands singing worthy of the Lamb. The sermon also touches on the theme of loneliness and the importance of being connected to Christ to avoid being lost. The speaker shares a personal story of taking a wrong turn and feeling lost in London. The sermon concludes with a story of a little boy on London Bridge who is not lost but is searching for his parents.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces four individuals: Abidus, Henry, Gerald, and Stan. The speaker emphasizes that Stan is the greatest among them and should be forgiven. The sermon then focuses on the importance of elders and their responsibilities in the church. The speaker highlights the dangers of laziness and the need for elders to be diligent and responsible in their roles. The sermon also touches on the significance of the church as the pillar and ground of truth and the importance of proper behavior within the church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of remembering the foundations of the Christian faith. He highlights the life and death of Jesus Christ as essential elements for the existence of the church. The speaker discusses different theories about the resurrection and emphasizes the need to stand on the side of the Lord. He also shares a personal story about a man who suffered greatly but found comfort in the presence of God. Overall, the sermon encourages believers to walk in fellowship with Christ and trust in His presence during times of pain and suffering.