In this sermon, the speaker discusses the power of personal evangelism and the importance of building relationships with people before sharing the gospel. He emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in opening doors for evangelism and encourages a balanced approach to spiritual warfare. The sermon also highlights the boldness of Peter in preaching a Christ-centered message and the persecution that followed. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for believers to put their faith into practice and to be set free from the opinions and criticisms of others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of preaching the word of God and the role of speeches or messages in the book of Acts. He mentions that 25% of the book of Acts is comprised of speeches, which are believed to be summaries of the actual messages given at that time. The speaker also shares a personal experience of distributing gospel tracks in Vienna and how God gave him the idea of Operation Mobilization, a ministry focused on spreading the gospel in Western Europe. The sermon emphasizes the need for evangelism and the power of God to guide and inspire individuals in their mission.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of generosity and unselfishness. He refers to Acts 2:45, where the early believers sold their possessions to give to world missions. The speaker challenges the audience to consider if they have ever sold something for the sake of missions. He also highlights the need for repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit, as emphasized by Peter in his sermon in Acts 2. The sermon concludes with a powerful letter from a pastor in Africa, illustrating the reality of the book of Acts in today's world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the fulfillment of God's word and the relevance of the Bible in today's world. He highlights the excitement of studying the prophecies in the scriptures, as they continue to be fulfilled over time. The speaker also acknowledges God's plan of redemption and the inclusion of Gentiles in His salvation through Jesus Christ. James, in his summary judgment, affirms the testimony of Peter and the confirmation of Paul and Barnabas regarding God's work among the Gentiles. He references the prophets who had foretold the calling of Gentiles to worship and glorify God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spreading the gospel to the whole world. He shares his experience of preaching to young people and challenges the notion that they are not interested in listening. He encourages the audience to make the most of their lives, even if they feel they haven't accomplished much. The speaker also highlights the need for prayer for laborers in the harvest and expresses compassion for those who are lost and without guidance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending missionaries to spread the word of God. He encourages every church, regardless of size, to send at least one missionary or missionary couple. The speaker highlights the difficulty of finding senders rather than goers and expresses gratitude for the generous response to a recent fundraising effort for world missions. The sermon also emphasizes the significance of prayer and worship in the missionary work, and the power of these practices in hearing the voice of the Holy Spirit. The speaker shares powerful testimonies of individuals whose lives were transformed through encounters with the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spreading the vision of the word of God and becoming mission mobilizers. He encourages the audience to take free cassettes to share the message with others. The sermon focuses on the Macedonian call and how the word of God was preached in Europe despite opposition. The speaker also highlights the need for boldness and the power of the Holy Spirit in spreading the kingdom of God. Additionally, he reads a passage from Corinthians that describes the hardships faced by the apostle Paul in his mission.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the need to sacrifice for the sake of the kingdom and the importance of sticking to the allotted time. The sermon focuses on Acts chapter 4 and highlights the power of grace in the lives of believers. The speaker emphasizes the significance of attitude in life, stating that it is more important than facts, education, or circumstances. The sermon concludes with a reference to a biblical story about a man and his wife, highlighting the consequences of testing the spirit of the Lord.

George Verwer explores Acts chapters 8 to 13, emphasizing the early church's growth amidst persecution, particularly focusing on the conversion of Saul (Paul) and the evangelistic efforts of Philip. He highlights the importance of personal evangelism, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the significance of baptism, while also addressing the complexities of faith and the need for believers to care about the church and the unsaved. Verwer encourages a deeper understanding of the Word of God and the necessity of sharing the gospel, drawing parallels between the early church's challenges and today's spiritual climate.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the reality of witness and world vision, emphasizing the importance of missions and evangelism. He highlights the need for more missionaries, both national and international, and criticizes seminaries that treat world missions as a separate issue. The speaker also praises the role of business people in supporting world missions. He mentions the book of Acts as a source of inspiration and encourages listeners to let the story of the early church impact their lives. Additionally, he shares a personal story of transformation and expresses the desire to lead someone to Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the need for Christians to take action and make a difference in their country through prayer, witness, and distributing literature. The Holy Spirit is emphasized as the chief executive officer of all missionary work. The speaker also discusses the challenge of materialism and the importance of giving and supporting the weak. The sermon concludes with the mention of five major biblical motivating principles from the chapter, with a reference to chapter 23 as another important topic.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a personal mission statement for oneself and one's family. He praises John for challenging the audience to create their own mission statements. The speaker also discusses the character of Stephen and his powerful sermon, which is highly criticized by liberals. He highlights the lesson from Acts 6:2-4, where the twelve disciples choose seven men to serve tables so that they can focus on the ministry of the Word of God. The speaker encourages those in ministry to learn from this example and not try to do everything themselves. He also mentions the presence of sin and failure throughout the Bible, using the example of David's adultery and murder. The speaker recommends reading Brennan Manning's book, "Ragamuffin Gospel," for a powerful understanding of grace.