In this sermon, the preacher discusses a passage from the book of Ezekiel, specifically Ezekiel 14:14. The preacher emphasizes that the flock will lay down in the midst of desolation, and all the beasts of the nations will lodge in the upper lintels. The sermon warns about the impending judgment and collapse of society, comparing it to economic depression. The preacher urges the congregation to seek God, cut back on their lifestyle, and be prepared for the difficult times ahead.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the state of America and the sins that have plagued the nation. He emphasizes the belief that anyone can come to God without a mediator or appropriate sacrifice, which he believes is the root of all troubles. The preacher mentions various societal issues such as violent crime, divorce, abortion, child abuse, and pornography, and expresses the need for a solution. He concludes by stating that America needs a spiritual awakening, as a change in administrations or leadership alone will not be enough to turn the nation around.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for individuals to make a stand and serve God. He calls out backsliders who have not been actively serving God and challenges them to have the desire and power to reach out to others. The preacher highlights the importance of being sold out to God and not caring about what others think. He urges the congregation to pray for revival, for the nation, the president, the preacher, and the church. The sermon also references biblical examples such as Daniel and emphasizes the power of prayer and praise in executing judgment and bringing about change.

Brian Long expresses a deep burden for the state of America, emphasizing the need for revival and repentance among the church and the nation. He reflects on the blessings America has received from God and warns of impending judgment if the nation does not turn back to Him. Long calls for a collective awakening, urging believers to seek God's face and remember the nation's godly foundations. He highlights the importance of prayer and humility in seeking God's mercy and healing for the land. Ultimately, he encourages the church to rise up in faith and action, believing in God's promise to restore and revive.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses two individuals who were raised in a Pentecostal environment but have strayed from serving God. The preacher had a dream where he saw their sinful condition and built a square box with handles and slots labeled "This way to hell" and "This way to heaven." The preacher then mentions a newspaper article about a failed rescue mission and relates it to the power of God. He emphasizes that our success does not come from our own abilities, but from God's presence and intervention. The preacher references biblical stories like the Israelites crossing the channel and the protection of the cloud to illustrate God's power and protection.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the current state of prosperity in America, with the stock market at an all-time high and unemployment at a 28-year low. However, he also acknowledges that big corporations are laying off thousands of employees. The preacher feels burdened by the responsibility of delivering a prophetic word to his congregation, but after a four-year hiatus, he feels the fire burning again and believes this is the first of a series of prophetic messages about the last call to America. He encourages his listeners not to be drawn in and seduced by worldly things, but to have hope and faith because they are different from those in the world, and God will make known that difference in the days to come.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the theme of God's relationship to the nations and the biblical doctrine of our solidarity as part of a nation. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's rule over the nations and how it impacts our lives as individuals and as a nation. The preacher disclaims any special revelation or inspiration in delivering this message. He highlights the need for individuals to recognize their subjugation to God's sovereign rule and the significance of God's word for our nation.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses four specific judgments that God inflicts on nations. He believes that these judgments have already started and will continue to accelerate until America is brought down like past empires. The preacher gives examples of the current state of America, such as military casualties, poverty, and moral decay, to support his belief in these judgments. He emphasizes the need for a holy remnant of people who will pursue righteousness and warns of the impending judgment on America.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of how people, particularly men, are consumed by worldly distractions such as television, jobs, and material possessions. He acknowledges his own guilt in prioritizing these things over his relationship with God and leading his family. The speaker also mentions the current state of America and Canada, where people are wealthy compared to the rest of the world, but have become lukewarm in their faith. He emphasizes the need for repentance and turning back to God, urging listeners to prioritize Him in their lives through fasting, weeping, and mourning. The sermon references the book of Joel, specifically chapter 2, which speaks about sounding an alarm and trembling before the day of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current state of society and the negative influences that are impacting the younger generation. He highlights the increasing violence in video games, which desensitizes children to real-life violence. The speaker also mentions the various tragedies that have occurred in recent years, such as 9/11, hurricanes, and school shootings, as signs of God's judgment on America. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the consequences of our actions and the need for repentance before God. The speaker references Genesis 18 to illustrate how severe judgment can be when a society becomes corrupt.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that as Christians, we are engaged in a spiritual battle that has already been won by Jesus on the cross. He compares our role to that of soldiers in a war, where we are called to remain faithful even in difficult times. The preacher also highlights the importance of genuine faith, reminding us that superficial belief is not enough. He encourages believers to present themselves as living sacrifices and to be transformed by the renewing of their minds, as instructed in Romans 12:1-2.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses three principles that lead to a nation's downfall and destruction. The first principle is the absence of spiritual leadership in the church, which causes the people of God to backslide and depart from Him. The second principle is the absence of godly leadership in a nation, leading to a rise in immorality. The third and most alarming principle is the absence of prophets in the land, which signifies that God is preparing to bring judgment upon the nation. The speaker emphasizes the need for spiritual awakening and the return to God in order to avoid impending judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of repentance and returning to the first works as instructed by Jesus in Revelation. The speaker shares personal experiences of witnessing miracles through faith and obedience in Canada. However, the speaker also expresses concern about the lack of tears and compassion for the lost in Western Christianity, contrasting it with the deep devotion and tears displayed by believers in persecuted nations. The speaker calls for repentance, prayer, and a return to the Word of God, urging Christians to rely on the Holy Spirit and actively share the love of God with others. The sermon concludes with a mention of a book written to help believers return to the early church principles and a reminder that it is freely available.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing their devotion to Jesus and thanking Him for His faithfulness and love. They then discuss the arrogance, greed, and covetousness that has led to the downfall of nations and individuals. The preacher highlights the violence and disregard for human life, particularly in the form of abortion, as a sign of society's moral decay. They also criticize the neglect of missions in favor of materialistic pursuits. The sermon concludes with a call for repentance and a warning that God will discipline and educate the younger generation.

In this sermon, the pastor warns that New York and the United States of America are on borrowed time and it is only by the grace and mercy of God that judgment has not yet come. The pastor questions how the church of Jesus Christ is responding to this warning and urges the congregation to pay attention and not be repelled by the message. He emphasizes the need to be watchful and prepared for the coming of the Lord, referencing Matthew 24:42-44. The pastor also highlights the spiritual blindness of God's people in Amos' time and warns that there will be wailing and judgment if the people do not heed the warnings.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful story of a young boy in South Africa who had lost his family in a bombing. Despite his tragic circumstances, the boy expressed his faith in Jesus and believed that even those responsible for his family's death would one day bow down to Jesus. The preacher emphasizes the importance of surrendering to the Lordship of Jesus and having our passions and desires crucified. He also highlights the need for a deep thirst for God and a longing for revival and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The sermon references John chapter seven and shares a story about George Whitfield's dedication to prayer.

Steve Hill passionately shares the transformative power of God through personal testimonies, emphasizing the importance of reaching out to those who are lost and broken. He recounts the story of a mother who, despite her initial resistance, encounters God at an event and becomes an evangelist herself. Hill highlights the need for churches to prepare for the influx of souls and the significance of altar calls in leading people to Christ. He encourages believers to engage with sinners and not to shy away from sharing the gospel, as many are close to the truth yet remain unsaved. The sermon calls for a revival that not only blesses the church but actively seeks to win the lost.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the excessive use of cell phones and the internet in today's society, suggesting that it has led to a disconnection from God's creation. The preacher also warns that this addiction to technology could potentially be used by the Antichrist to control the masses. The sermon then shifts focus to the decline of religious denominations and the changing moral landscape of America. The preacher points out the economic crisis, natural disasters, and increase in violent crimes as signs of God's judgment on the nation due to its acceptance of sexual perversion.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the responsibility of God's people in a nation, specifically the church in the United States of America. He starts by referencing Exodus chapter 4, where Moses questions his ability to fulfill God's calling. The preacher then relates this to the present day, where many people may feel inadequate or insignificant in making a difference in their nation. He emphasizes the importance of crying out to God on behalf of the land and highlights the need for revival and awakening in the church to prevent judgment and bring about positive change. The sermon also mentions the pattern seen in Scripture, where God often uses natural disasters and economic challenges to wake people up and turn their focus back to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the prophet Jeremiah and his plea to God regarding the sudden downfall of a prosperous society. The preacher emphasizes how God is involved in every detail and step during hard times. He mentions how God destroyed a society and instructed Noah on how to preserve a collection of animals. The preacher warns that America may face severe consequences for its sins and iniquities, similar to what happened to Israel during Jeremiah's time.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the dangers of a society that turns away from seeking God. He emphasizes that any nation is only one generation away from straying from God's intended path. The speaker expresses the exasperation of Jesus as he sees his own people captivated by darkness and refers to them as a faithless and perverse generation. The speaker highlights the need for prayer and fasting to combat the kind of indoctrination and distortion that grips and captivates future generations. The sermon concludes with a call for self-denial, faith-filled prayer, and a deeper connection with God to bring about a spiritual awakening in the nation.

The sermon transcript discusses the phenomenon of people professing faith in Jesus Christ but then drifting away from their faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of true repentance, daily seeking the Lord's help, and reading the Bible faithfully to maintain a strong faith. The sermon also highlights the spiritual decline in America and the need for a revival. The speaker urges listeners to be born again through faith in Christ and to live for Him daily.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the moral bankruptcy and spiritual declension of America as a nation. He quotes from Isaiah chapter 1, verses 4 through 20, which describes a sinful nation that has forsaken the Lord and provoked His anger. The preacher highlights various issues in society, such as alcohol-related deaths, the acceptance of perversion, and the removal of Bibles from military bases. He warns that America is ripe for judgment and suggests that God may use enemies to bring the nation to its knees. The sermon concludes with a call for prayer, repentance, and a plea for revival in America.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for the church to wake up and recognize the desperate state of the nation. He highlights America's spiritual dearth due to national and corporate sins. The preacher explains that when a nation turns away from God, judgment is imminent. He shares a powerful story of a pastor who was convicted to preach the true gospel after being chastised by a dying man, leading to a revival in his church. The sermon also references the book of Jeremiah to illustrate how Israel's rebellion against God led to spiritual desolation.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on his long-standing warning to America about the impending judgment and destruction. He shares his experiences of seeing riots and fires in New York City and emphasizes that God will shake everything that can be shaken. The preacher also mentions the division and conflicts in other nations and questions why America would be exempt from God's judgment. He emphasizes the importance of God sending warnings through his servants and prophets, both to the wicked and to his people, offering hope and encouragement amidst the coming turmoil.

In this sermon, the preacher calls upon God to send revival and a spiritual awakening to America. He acknowledges the current state of lawlessness, immorality, and perversion in the nation, attributing it to turning away from God. The preacher pleads for forgiveness for the sins of the nation, including violence, sexual immorality, and idolatry. He emphasizes the need for repentance, desperate prayer, and a return to faith in God's word.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the hardships and trials that he has faced in his preaching journey. He mentions being beaten, struck, shipwrecked, and facing various perils. Despite all these challenges, he remains committed to the care of the churches. The preacher then focuses on the importance of knowing the truth and how it can set one free. He highlights the need for faith that continues and follows the path of the Lord, referencing verses from John 8 and Romans 12.