This sermon emphasizes the importance of belief and trust in God, drawing inspiration from the story of Nathanael who quickly believed. It prays for a transformation in the hearts and lives of the listeners, asking for divine miracles and blessings that surpass anything experienced before. There is a call for healing from skepticism and a return to childlike trust in God, recognizing that even in the desert moments, God is preparing something greater. The sermon encourages a deepening of faith and a desire to become a vessel for God's presence to impact the world.

This sermon delves into the book of Revelation, emphasizing the vision of heaven shown to John and the purpose of understanding heavenly worship. It explores the concept of heaven and earth merging through worship, highlighting the thin line between the two realms and the transformative power of joining in heavenly worship. The sermon encourages believers to embrace the ache for heaven as a form of worship and to see themselves as part of the same reality as heaven, ultimately aiming for unity and oneness in worship.

This sermon reflects on the Welsh Revival of 1904, where God's power transformed an entire nation through the ministry of a young man named Evan Roberts. The revival led to 100,000 conversions in just four months, impacting Wales socially, politically, economically, and spiritually. The miraculous changes, including a significant decrease in crime rates and a fervent pursuit of God, inspired a deeper understanding of God's sovereignty and the potential for national revival through individual surrender and faith.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the early church and how they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. He also mentions a man named Joshua who is preparing for a trip to China to teach guitar and perform at a music school. The speaker emphasizes that God continues to send messengers, such as pastors and preachers, to speak directly and indirectly to people. He encourages the congregation to support Joshua while he is away and mentions other missionaries who have been commissioned to different countries.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of how his prayer life has been transformed in the past eight months. He emphasizes the importance of prayer in his Christian life and how it has always been a central focus for him. The speaker also reflects on a past traumatic event that caused him to suppress his emotions, leading to a lack of ability to express his emotions in worship. He contrasts this with the story of a woman who anointed Jesus' feet with costly ointment, highlighting the importance of treating Jesus' presence with honor and giving him our best in worship. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that true worship is giving something costly and valuable to Jesus, rather than giving him our leftovers.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by inviting the audience to a simple evening gathering and potluck, emphasizing the importance of building connections and relationships. The sermon then focuses on the reading from the Gospel of Luke, specifically the story of Simeon. Simeon, a righteous and devout man, had been promised by the Holy Spirit that he would see the Messiah before his death. Moved by the Holy Spirit, Simeon goes to the temple and takes the baby Jesus in his arms, praising God for fulfilling the promise. The sermon highlights the importance of waiting patiently for God's promises, recognizing both the big and small signs of His presence, and being part of a community that celebrates and supports one another.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing God as our father and becoming part of God's family. He encourages the audience to explore the nativity scenes and reflect on God's will for each individual. The preacher then reads from the Gospel of Luke, specifically the story of the shepherds who were visited by an angel and received the good news of Jesus' birth. The sermon concludes by highlighting the significance of God's message to the shepherds and how it applies to each person in the audience, reminding them that God values and has great plans for them.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of worship and entering God's presence with praise and thanksgiving. He references a Bible passage that talks about the Word becoming flesh and dwelling among us, highlighting the significance of Jesus being full of grace and truth. The preacher shares a story told by Billy Graham about a couple who had a fight, but the husband surprises his wife with flowers, demonstrating the importance of showing grace and love. The sermon concludes with a parable about a master inviting people to a feast, emphasizing the need to invite everyone to experience God's love and fill His house.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the second part of the text, specifically the story of the persistent friend that follows the Lord's prayer. The story illustrates the importance of hospitality in the culture and the willingness to help others, even at inconvenient times. The speaker then transitions to the verses that follow the story, emphasizing the importance of asking, seeking, and knocking in prayer. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God has hidden secrets and blessings for us to discover through spiritual adventure and seeking.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by leading the congregation in reciting the Apostles' Creed, affirming their belief in God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. The speaker then shares a personal experience of feeling lost and disconnected, and seeking God's guidance to regain lost parts of themselves. The sermon also promotes an upcoming conference called "Living Free" and encourages the congregation to attend. The speaker concludes by discussing the significance of Jesus being taken up into heaven, emphasizing the role of the Heavenly Father in bringing His son back to Himself.

In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of overcoming as a dominant theme throughout the Bible. He starts by referencing the story of Cain and Abel, highlighting the importance of offering our best to God. The preacher then discusses the recurring cycles of spiritual dissatisfaction and disconnect that we all experience. He emphasizes that God's grace initiates change in our lives and offers a way out of these cycles. The sermon concludes with the story of Jacob, who struggled with deception but ultimately overcame his past through an encounter with God.

Todd Atkinson preaches on the transformative encounter between Cornelius and Peter, emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's gifts, particularly the Holy Spirit, and the need for openness to new understandings of faith. He highlights Cornelius as a devout man who, despite not being fully in the faith, exemplifies prayerfulness and generosity, while Peter grapples with his preconceived notions about clean and unclean. The sermon encourages believers to embrace the simplicity of the gospel, understanding that God's gifts are freely given and not based on merit. Atkinson calls for a community that welcomes all, reflecting God's grace and generosity, and challenges listeners to receive God's gifts without striving for worthiness.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the clash between the materialistic culture we live in and the teachings of the Lord. He emphasizes that our society is consumed with the accumulation of things, believing that more possessions will bring happiness. However, this addiction to consumerism affects not only our personal lives but also our relationships within the church and community. The speaker then turns to 1 Corinthians 11, discussing the importance of understanding and reflecting on passages like this one, particularly focusing on the significance of communion and the Last Supper.

Todd Atkinson emphasizes the importance of maintaining a right spirit in our interactions with others, particularly when faced with rejection or disappointment. He reflects on the disciples' reaction to the Samaritans' lack of welcome towards Jesus, highlighting their desire to call down judgment rather than extend grace. Atkinson reminds us that true discipleship involves practicing mercy and understanding the spirit of grace that Jesus embodies. He encourages the congregation to be open to correction and to examine their own hearts for any unsanctified attitudes that may arise in challenging situations. Ultimately, the message calls for a commitment to embodying a spirit of love and mercy in all our relationships.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about meeting a friend after 10 years and discussing their spiritual journeys. The speaker opens up about his struggles and sin, and how he found freedom by surrendering them to Jesus. He emphasizes that God wants us to bring our brokenness to Him and that He will not condemn or accuse us. The sermon also highlights the importance of receiving from God before freely giving to others, and encourages listeners to embrace their brokenness and seek the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of accepting Jesus and his teachings. He emphasizes that Jesus will always go where he is most accepted and welcomed. The speaker uses the example of a man who was preoccupied with stealing wheelbarrows and missed the valuable presence of Jesus in his life. The sermon also highlights the story of Jairus, a ruler of the synagogue, who humbly pleaded with Jesus to heal his dying daughter. The speaker encourages listeners to have a heart that welcomes Jesus and expects great things from him.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the presence of the Holy Spirit and the unity it brings to believers. The worship team leads the congregation in a song that combines ancient liturgy with contemporary expression. The speaker invites two individuals to share additional insights during the sermon. The main focus of the sermon is on Peter's explanation and proclamation of the Holy Spirit's arrival, emphasizing the significance of the cross of Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes with the speaker leading the congregation in the observance of communion, highlighting the broken body and shed blood of Jesus as a means of remembering him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of discipline in the Christian life. They highlight the need to go beyond momentary conviction and instead cultivate a discipline of aligning with God's word. The speaker shares their personal experience of apathy and lukewarmness in their church and how a revival conference brought about a spiritual awakening. The sermon then transitions to discussing the discipline of fasting and the importance of spiritual focus and rediscovering our spiritual priorities. The speaker acknowledges that this is the last discipline covered in the series but acknowledges that there are many more spiritual disciplines to explore.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own journey and how the importance of baptism in the Great Commission was overlooked. He emphasizes that baptism should be given the highest priority in fulfilling the command to make disciples of all nations. The speaker then poses the question of how to respond to the message of the Gospel, using the example of Peter's response in Acts 2. He challenges the audience to consider their own answer to the question of what is required of them in light of the Gospel. The sermon concludes with the speaker introducing a passage from Romans 6 that he has struggled with for many years, exploring the tension between sin and grace.

In the video, Daniel and Marlies Hoecherling express their gratitude to the church for sending a team and for their love, care, and prayers. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a connection with the church and mention that they follow the lives and stories of church members on Facebook. The video also includes a surprising and inspiring story of a young girl who experienced a remarkable transformation in just a week and a half, going from a difficult past to worshiping and loving the Lord. Overall, the video highlights the impact of the church's support and the incredible work being done in Kenya.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being vigilant in our relationship with God the Holy Spirit. The speaker encourages believers to edify and strengthen one another through psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. They also highlight the significance of offering heartfelt worship and devotion to the Lord. The sermon emphasizes the need to be vigilant against conforming to worldly influences and to be aware of the signs of Jesus' return.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a common mission and purpose in order to build intentional relationships within the church community. The speaker refers to the story of Jesus calling his 12 disciples as an example of sharing in the ministry and mission of Jesus. The speaker encourages the congregation to actively seek fellowship and community, whether through small groups or informal gatherings, in order to support and pray for one another. The sermon concludes with the reminder that maintaining intentional relationships requires effort and dedication, but it is essential for the growth and success of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker poses a hypothetical scenario where the Lord visits the congregation in a powerful way, revealing His immense love and desire to bless them abundantly. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer as a means to receive these blessings and to be filled with God's presence. Drawing from the example of Jesus, who prioritized his prayer time to be refueled by God, the speaker encourages the audience to carve out space for personal communion with God. The message highlights the need to consistently seek God's presence and not neglect this vital aspect of the Christian faith.

In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of overcoming as a dominant theme throughout the Bible. He starts by referencing the story of Cain and Abel, highlighting the importance of offering our best to God. The preacher then discusses the recurring cycles of spiritual dissatisfaction and disconnect that we all experience. He emphasizes that God's grace initiates change in our lives and offers a way out of these cycles. The sermon concludes with the story of Jacob, who struggled with deception but ultimately overcame his past through an encounter with God.

Todd Atkinson emphasizes the significance of the crucified life in the journey of discipleship, urging believers to deny themselves and take up their cross daily to follow Jesus. He explains that true discipleship involves a willingness to sacrifice personal desires for the sake of serving Christ and others, highlighting that our old sinful nature has been crucified with Christ, allowing us to live a new life empowered by the Holy Spirit. Atkinson stresses that the message of the cross is central to Christian faith, representing both suffering and the transformative power of God's love. He encourages the congregation to embrace their identity as saints, living out their faith with love and purpose, and to recognize the importance of feeding their new nature through prayer and scripture.