In this sermon, the speaker shares about an upcoming visit from Queen Elizabeth II and the preparations being made for her arrival. The speaker mentions that the sermon is to be 12 minutes long, which poses a challenge for the associate pastor delivering the message. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and intercession, urging the congregation to pray for their city, country, and society. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer, inviting members of the congregation to lead in brief prayers for forgiveness, strength, and guidance.

This sermon passionately emphasizes the heart cry for revival, highlighting historical examples of how God has sent revival in response to fervent prayers and hunger for His presence. The speaker shares powerful illustrations, like the story of Evan Roberts and the Welsh Revival, to inspire a deep longing for God to send revival once more. The message underscores the importance of investing in prayer, faith, and preparation for revival, believing that God is willing and able to pour out His Spirit in extraordinary ways.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of obedience in preparing the way for the Lord. They highlight the power of prayer and obedience in experiencing revival. The speaker shares the story of Mrs. Coalville, who obeyed God by reaching out to young people and leading them to the Lord. This act of obedience eventually led to a powerful revival where hundreds of people were saved, all because of one person's willingness to obey God. The sermon encourages listeners to not hold back and to be open to whatever God wants them to do.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance and comfort of revival for God's people, the Church, and the community. He prays for the spread of revival news through ministries like the Canadian Revival Fellowship. The preacher shares examples of how revival can transform lives and bring glory to God. He encourages the audience to study the Word of God and to prevail in prayer for revival to sweep over their countries and the world. The sermon is based on Isaiah 40:1-5, where God calls for the preparation of the way for His coming and promises that His glory will be revealed to all mankind.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of intercession and prayer as a way to reign with Jesus. It highlights the role of believers as royal priests who are called to intercede for others, including praying for leaders and nations. The message stresses the power of intercession in changing lives, communities, and even nations, urging listeners to fulfill their role in reigning with Christ through prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of one lone monk named Savonarola who preached against the sins of Rome and the Roman Catholic Church. Despite facing opposition and eventually being martyred, Savonarola's preaching drew thousands of people who were hungry to hear the word of God. The speaker emphasizes the power of fasting and prayer in turning the tide of sin and encourages believers to be all out for God and against sin. He shares personal experiences and testimonies of how fasting can bring joy and blessings in one's life. The sermon concludes with a challenge to set examples for future generations through our actions and devotion to God.

This sermon emphasizes the power of prayer through real-life examples like the woman praying at 4 am and the layman dedicating his days to prayer. It delves into the importance of prevailing prayer, citing instances like Blind Bartimaeus and Elijah on Mount Carmel, showcasing how persistence and faith in prayer can lead to miraculous answers. The sermon also highlights the significance of intercessory prayer in impacting the world and fulfilling God's plan on earth.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and the different levels of prayer, starting with the simple act of asking God for blessings. It shares a personal story of a miraculous healing through prayer, highlighting the power of childlike faith in asking Jesus for help. The sermon also delves into the concept of persistent prayer, using the example of George Miller's unwavering faith and dedication in praying for the salvation of his friends, even when it took years to see the answers.

In this sermon, Bob begins by recounting the story of Jacob's dream of a ladder reaching to heaven. He emphasizes that being a child of God is not simply about being a member of a church or participating in religious rituals. Bob passionately calls for believers to exercise their kingdom authority and make a difference in society. He highlights the importance of prayer and the role of the Holy Spirit in deepening our understanding of sin and the need for revival. The sermon concludes with a reference to Isaiah 54:2, encouraging believers to enlarge their spiritual influence and strengthen their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a deep desire and hunger for God. He encourages listeners not to worry about running out of things to say in their prayers, but rather to let their innermost being cry out to God for mercy. The speaker then shares a story about a man who witnessed the powerful prayers of a minister named Robert Murray Machine. He explains that sometimes, when we are faithful and pray with sincerity, there may be moments when we are beyond words and our hearts cry out to God, resulting in tears of genuine emotion. The speaker concludes by reminding listeners that God is keeping records of our words, meditations, stewardship, and obedience, and that He desires to reward us throughout eternity.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prevailing prayer, highlighting the need to overcome hindrances such as secret sins, idols, and demonic resistance. It stresses the significance of deep desire, humility, unity, and perseverance in prayer, using examples like Daniel's fasting and George Muller's faith. The speaker urges listeners to seek God's face, confess sins, and pursue unity to pave the way for revival and answered prayers.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of persistent and fervent prayer, drawing parallels between Jesus' teaching on asking, seeking, and knocking and the deep prayers of individuals like Jesus in Gethsemane and Moses on Mount Sinai. It highlights the concept of 'knocking on heaven's door' as a form of intense, soulful prayer in times of urgent need or spiritual warfare, showcasing examples like Martin Luther's prayer for God's intervention during World War II and a personal testimony of prayer answered for a ship escaping the Graf Spee. The sermon encourages believers to pray with holy desperation and faith, trusting in God's response.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and presence of God in bringing revival. He shares a story of a coal miner who was so gripped by the presence of God that he ran home to pray, leaving his lunch kit behind. The preacher encourages the audience not to hesitate in seeking revival, as God is a God of revival and will pour out his spirit on the thirsty land. He references Isaiah 44:2-3, where God promises to pour water on the thirsty land and streams on the dry ground, symbolizing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The preacher concludes by urging the audience to open their hearts to God and pray for his glory and mighty arm to be revealed.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of seeking God with all our heart and soul. He shares a story about missionaries who prepared flip charts and special instructions to train people in churches. The speaker also mentions the faith of George Mueller, who prayed for the salvation of his five friends for many years. He emphasizes the power of persistent prayer and the expectation of seeing the fifth friend in heaven. The sermon encourages believers to wholeheartedly seek God and trust in His faithfulness.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of moving beyond just asking in prayer to seeking God's answers. It discusses the difference between asking and seeking, highlighting the need to persist in prayer for important matters. The sermon encourages believers to seek God's will, especially in praying for the salvation of others, and to examine any hindrances in their lives that may be affecting their prayers. It also shares powerful testimonies of individuals who experienced the impact of seeking salvation for others through prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the urgent need for Christians to fulfill their prophetic role as watchmen on the walls. The world is becoming increasingly sinful and God is sickened by it. Christians must not be complacent while their neighbors and families are lost. The speaker calls on pastors and leaders to pray with compassion, concern, and a fear of the horrors of sin, so that their prayers become powerful messages that shake people and bring them into the presence of God. The ultimate goal is to prepare believers to be part of the glorious bride of Christ throughout eternity.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts a story of a coup in Indonesia where top generals were assassinated. The speaker then transitions to the story of Nehemiah in the Bible, who was deeply concerned about the state of Jerusalem. Nehemiah mourned, fasted, and prayed to God, asking for his help in rebuilding the broken walls of Jerusalem. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a holy concern for the church and the world, reminding listeners of God's love and sacrifice for both.

Wesley Duewel emphasizes the necessity of having a burning heart filled with love for God and compassion for others as essential for Christian leaders. He cites the urgent need for leaders who are ablaze with the Holy Spirit to impact a world filled with indifference and materialism. Duewel references historical figures like John Wesley and Samuel Chadwick, who exemplified this fiery passion, and stresses that a passionless Christianity cannot effectively combat the challenges of the world. He calls for a divine baptism of fire to awaken the church and ignite a fervent desire for souls. Ultimately, he urges believers to seek God's holy fire to transform their hearts and lives for His glory.

Wesley Duewel emphasizes that the ultimate goal of Scripture and redemption is to cultivate an intensely personal love for Jesus that encompasses our entire being. He highlights the importance of prayer as a loving communion with Christ, urging believers to move beyond an impersonal relationship and to embrace a passionate devotion akin to that of early Christians and martyrs. Duewel calls for a humble confession of our often casual love for Jesus and encourages seeking the Holy Spirit's help to ignite a fervent love for Him. He asserts that all other passions, including those for souls and missions, stem from a deep love for Christ, which is essential for personal renewal and effectiveness in the Christian life. The sermon concludes with a plea for a new, all-consuming passion for Jesus, regardless of the cost.