In this sermon, the speaker discusses the theme of "letting go" and challenges young people to let go of control in their lives. He uses the story of the rich young ruler to illustrate the point that we need to give up the things that put us in control. The speaker then moves on to discuss the story of Jesus calling Peter to follow him and how Peter had to let go of his fear and doubts. The sermon concludes with the message that when we let go of our limitations and trust in God, we will experience His presence and receive His promises.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to let go of self and focus on Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of not seeking recognition or fame for oneself, but rather spreading the message of Jesus. The speaker mentions two strategies that the devil uses to shift our focus from Jesus to ourselves. One strategy is to make us concerned about what others think of us, while the other is to make us prioritize our own agendas over following Jesus. The speaker urges the audience to become available to God and to walk on water, symbolizing stepping out of our comfort zones and relying on Jesus for guidance and support.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about taking his children to the swimming pool and how they would trust him to catch them when they jumped into the deep end. He then relates this to the story of Zacchaeus in the Bible, who let go of control and gave his whole life to Jesus. The speaker emphasizes that just like Zacchaeus, we need to let go of control and trust that God will catch us. He also mentions other individuals in the Bible who let go of control and invited Jesus into their lives, despite their past mistakes and failures.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of generosity and giving in the context of belonging to the Lord. He encourages listeners to let the spirit of Jesus direct them in how to use their money. The speaker shares a personal story about visiting a sick woman in the hospital and how even a short visit made a significant impact on her. He highlights the need for transparency in church giving and references the example of Jesus' generosity and sacrifice.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of generosity and sharing God's blessings with others. He highlights the story of the demoniac of the Gadarenes, who was instructed by Jesus to go home and tell others about what God had done for him. The preacher connects this concept of generosity to our finances, stating that it is not just about money but about deeper things. He also mentions the cheerful givers who serve in the church and encourages the congregation to be cheerful givers in all aspects of their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a holy man who holds a young surcher under water until he nearly drowns. The holy man asks the surcher what he was thinking about while under water, and the surcher says he was only thinking about the need to breathe. The speaker then reflects on the fear and uncertainty that many people experience in their faith, questioning if they have done enough to earn eternal life. The speaker encourages the audience to let go of control and understand the true essence of Christianity, which is recognizing our deep need for Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of God to work in people's lives instantly. He uses the example of a young woman who encountered Jesus and immediately went to her village to share her testimony. The speaker encourages the audience to believe in God's ability to do whatever He wants in people's lives. He quotes Jesus' words from John 4:35, urging them to open their eyes and see that the fields are ripe for harvest.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of the Gospel and how it can transform lives. He encourages his listeners to step off the path of selfishness and stop playing games with their faith. The preacher acknowledges that the challenges in the world can be overwhelming, but he urges his audience to come out of their comfort zones and make a difference. He reminds them of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross and the need to fully commit to following Him, even if it means facing difficulties.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a woman named Sarah who found herself in a difficult financial situation while having to provide for her five college-aged children. Despite the challenges, Sarah joined a mission trip to Ireland and relied solely on prayer for financial provision. After a church service, Sarah received a generous gift from an anonymous donor, which brought her extreme joy. The speaker emphasizes that the amount of money is not important, but rather the transformation that occurred in Sarah's heart, leading to generosity even in the midst of poverty. The sermon challenges the myth that the church needs rich people and highlights the importance of God's grace and love in times of difficulty.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the portrayal of Jesus in movies and how it can be difficult to truly understand his character. He emphasizes that it is easier for us to define evil than it is to define good, as we are naturally drawn to evil. The speaker then encourages the audience to reflect on their own lives and what they are attracted to on a daily basis. The sermon concludes with a focus on John 3:16, highlighting the profound love of God for the world and the importance of accepting his provision for salvation.

Stephen Fenton emphasizes the transformative power of Jesus' words and the necessity of surrendering control to Him, using the story of the royal official whose son was dying. He contrasts two types of people: those who seek Jesus for miracles and those who come in desperation, highlighting that true faith is about trusting Jesus beyond the signs and wonders. Fenton encourages the congregation to recognize their lack of control in life and to turn to Jesus for healing and salvation, illustrating that crises can lead to a deeper relationship with God. Ultimately, he calls for a response of faith, urging individuals to let go of their burdens and trust in Jesus' power to change their lives.