In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Jonah and his rebellion against God. He highlights Jonah's desire to die and his grumbling because of his discomfort. The preacher emphasizes that Jonah's rebellion and sulking are a result of his lack of shelter. Despite Jonah's spiritual lapse, God pursues him and renews him spiritually. The sermon also mentions God's timing and the probing question He asks Jonah about his anger.

In this sermon, the speaker delves into the topic of sinful anger and its profound impact on our lives. He emphasizes that understanding the cruelty and depth of sinful anger is crucial for those who want to follow Jesus and live in the life of God. The speaker acknowledges his own struggles with sinful anger and how it affects his relationships with his wife and children. He highlights that anger is often the door through which other sins enter, and that receiving a deeper work from the Lord is necessary to address and overcome anger. The sermon also references the teaching of James on receiving the implanted word, which has the power to save our souls.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of relying on God during trials, asserting that true fulfillment and strength come from Him alone. He discusses the importance of casting our cares upon the Lord, especially when facing pain and irritation, and how these experiences can lead to spiritual growth and the formation of 'pearls' in our lives. The sermon highlights the need for open communication with God and others during difficult times, encouraging believers to embrace vulnerability and accountability. Ultimately, Beach Jr. reassures that God's omnipotence is at work in our trials, shaping us into vessels of His grace and glory.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being open and receptive to God's word. He highlights how God often uses uncomfortable circumstances to make us more tender and attentive to His message. The speaker references Jesus as the fulfillment of the law of love and emphasizes the need to walk in the spirit rather than the flesh. He also discusses the significance of Jesus preaching outside of the church, suggesting that sometimes God takes us out of our familiar surroundings to help us truly hear and listen.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal from the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of having a life built on a sure foundation, represented by the stones Elijah used to build the altar. The speaker also highlights the need to let go of desires for vengeance and judgment, instead embracing mercy and love. He concludes by expressing a longing to see people set free from sin and darkness, and encourages listeners to have a heart that God can use in these last days.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of love and obedience in the Christian faith. He references the parable of the servant who owed a large debt to the king and emphasizes the need for forgiveness and mercy. The preacher also highlights the value of love and the virtue of sacrificial love, using the example of Christ's love for the church. He encourages listeners to overcome evil with good and to live a life free from resentment and bitterness.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of the Sermon on the Mount as the foundation of authentic Christianity, urging believers to confront the pervasive spirit of anger, which he equates to the spirit of murder. He explains that anger, if left unchecked, can lead to toxic spiritual conditions and strongholds in our lives, ultimately hindering our relationship with God and others. Bickle encourages immediate action to address anger and resentment, advocating for reconciliation and the cultivation of the Beatitudes as a means to foster a healthy spiritual garden. He warns that minimizing the seriousness of anger can lead to spiritual imprisonment and ineffective ministry, stressing the need for integrity and urgency in dealing with these issues. The sermon serves as a call to live out the true values of the Kingdom of God as outlined by Jesus.

Phil Beach Jr. addresses the issue of pride as the root cause of anger, emphasizing that anger often arises when our desires are thwarted. He draws parallels between the psalmist's struggles in Psalm 18 and the believer's journey, highlighting the importance of recognizing our utter dependence on God for deliverance. Beach explains that pride manifests as a desire to have our own way, leading to conflict when those desires are unmet, and he encourages believers to yield their desires to God. He illustrates this with examples from personal relationships, showing how pride can disrupt harmony and lead to anger. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper communion with Christ to overcome pride and experience true spiritual maturity.

Mike Bickle addresses the pervasive issue of anger in his sermon 'Overcoming the Spirit of Anger,' emphasizing that anger is the root of murder and can lead to spiritual and relational bondage. He explains that unchecked anger can escalate into bitterness, affecting not only the individual but also their relationships and spiritual life. Bickle encourages listeners to confront their anger proactively, seek reconciliation, and understand the urgency of resolving conflicts before they escalate. He highlights the importance of humility and repentance in restoring relationships, particularly within families, and stresses that unresolved anger can hinder one's experience of God's grace. Ultimately, he offers hope that through addressing anger, individuals can achieve a vibrant heart and a deeper relationship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the influence of personal and impersonal spirits on our lives. He emphasizes the importance of discerning these spirits and ensuring that they align with God's will. The preacher also highlights the significance of the spirit that others sense coming from us, stating that it is more important than the actions they see us doing. He then provides steps to overcome negative spirits, including recognizing the problem, desiring victory, repenting of sin, and confessing the sins of forefathers. The sermon concludes with a testimony of a father who experienced a transformation in his daughter's life after seeking God's help in dealing with his anger.