In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of watching and praying as Christians. He refers to the command of Jesus to watch for His coming and compares it to the time of the Holocaust, where amidst the horror, there was still a need to watch. The speaker encourages believers to stay filled with the Holy Spirit and not be tempted to join those who have sold out to the Antichrist. He concludes by quoting a poem by Charlotte Elliott, urging Christians to be vigilant and to put on their heavenly armor.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Daniel and his encounter with an angelic messenger from God. The speaker highlights Daniel's persistence in prayer and how it led to his success in receiving angelic insight. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of persistence in prayer in our own lives, suggesting that our lack of persistence may hinder angelic assistance. The sermon concludes with the speaker reflecting on Daniel's mourning and fasting for three weeks, noting that Daniel abstained from pleasant food and wine, and did not anoint himself.

In this sermon, the preacher acknowledges the Holy Spirit as the ruler of his life and the one who can deliver people from sin. He shares a story of a man who was convicted of his affair and tried to run away, but the Holy Spirit pursued him and brought him back to repentance. The preacher warns that the antichrist is at the door and that the current outbreak of violence and corruption is tame compared to what is coming. He emphasizes that the devil is corrupting every institution meant for good, including television, videos, theater, radio, and newspapers, in an attempt to corrupt the church of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a personal experience where he was tempted to engage in worldly activities but chose to follow the conviction of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of stopping and reconsidering our actions and desires, recognizing when we are on the wrong path. The speaker then delves into the concept of salvation and the role of the Spirit in sanctification. He highlights the choice we have to either receive Christ and have life or refuse Him and face the consequences. The sermon concludes with a reminder to stand firm in the teachings of the Gospel and to trust in the reliability of God's promises.

John Gill discusses the historical development and characteristics of Popery, emphasizing that it is not merely a title but a system of Antichristian doctrines and practices that have existed since the early church. He argues that the Pope of Rome is often viewed as Antichrist, and that the hierarchical structure and various doctrines associated with Popery have roots that predate the Reformation. Gill highlights the early emergence of practices such as the worship of saints, the prohibition of marriage, and the concept of purgatory, which he claims were already present in the church before the papacy reached its peak. He asserts that these elements are part of a broader mystery of iniquity that has infiltrated the church over centuries. The sermon serves as a warning against the acceptance of traditions that deviate from biblical teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the topic of the Antichrist and the deception that the church must be aware of. He emphasizes that the Antichrist is targeting the church, and it is crucial for every believer to have a strong understanding of the words of Jesus Christ. The preacher highlights the importance of prophetic scripture as a warning to the church and urges believers to heed God's warning and be prepared for the coming of the Son of Man. The sermon concludes with a reminder that on the day of judgment, those who have not truly followed and believed in Jesus will be told to depart from him, causing great pain and agony.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of receiving a mark on the right hand or forehead, as mentioned in Revelation 13:16. He uses an illustration from his visit to Disney World, where he was stamped on the hand for re-entry. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the teachings about the Antichrist in order to avoid deception. He also mentions the need for endurance and preparation for future challenges. The sermon concludes with a discussion on a religious figure with supernatural power, potentially representing a central European confederation.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of staying devoted to the word of God and the persecuted church. He encourages listeners to support the ministry by purchasing a booklet or accessing the PDF version online. The speaker also references Matthew 24, emphasizing the signs of Jesus' coming and the great tribulation that will precede it. He concludes by mentioning the stories of men consumed by fire and the future events of the dead bodies of the righteous being left in the streets of Jerusalem before their resurrection.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the significance of numbers in relation to biblical concepts. The sermon emphasizes the importance of unity and fellowship with God, represented by the number two. The preacher also mentions the significance of the number four, which symbolizes the whole world. The sermon then delves into the symbolism of the number six, representing a limit, and the number seven, considered the perfect number. The preacher connects these numbers to biblical prophecies and the preservation of Israel in the wilderness.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of people waiting in line to be prayed for and seeking a touch or word from a man instead of seeking God directly. The speaker refers to the story of Moses in Exodus 18, where he sat to judge the people and they stood in line from morning until evening. Moses' father-in-law questioned why he was doing this to the people instead of for them. The speaker emphasizes that God never intended for there to be a division between the pulpit and the pew, and that people should seek God directly for their needs.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being enlightened by the Holy Spirit to discern between truth and falsehood. The perspicuity of Scripture is highlighted, which means that even a child can understand the essential truths of the Gospel with the help of the Spirit. The speaker warns against separating oneself from the Christian community, as it indicates a lack of true belonging and inheritance in the kingdom of God. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the need to acknowledge and embrace the truth of the Gospel, to discern and reject falsehood, and to trust in Jesus Christ for reconciliation with the Father.

J.B. Buffington discusses the concept of the Antichrist, emphasizing that while the term is often associated with a singular figure, it also represents a pervasive spirit of opposition to Christ that existed in John's time and continues today. He highlights the urgency of recognizing the lateness of the hour and the need for believers to remain vigilant and active in their faith. Buffington warns against the allure of false teachings and the coming deception that will accompany the Antichrist's rise, urging listeners to seek salvation and remain steadfast in their commitment to Christ. He reassures that despite the darkness, believers have hope in the ultimate victory of Jesus over evil.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of receiving the love of the truth in order to be saved. He references Second Thessalonians chapter two, which warns about the deception of Satan and the need to embrace the truth. The speaker emphasizes the significance of being faithful to Jesus and the Word of God. He also mentions the figurative description in Daniel chapter 8 of the coming of Jesus and the establishment of his kingdom, highlighting the impact of Alexander the Great and the subsequent four empires that arose. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the true nature of Jesus and the need to renounce anything that conflicts with the love of the truth.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the escalating spiritual war between Satan and God as depicted in Revelation 12-14, focusing on the Antichrist's rise and his intent to exterminate Israel to thwart Christ's return. He explains that the Antichrist will possess unprecedented power and resources, supported by a false prophet, to establish a worldwide worship movement while intimidating those who resist. Bickle reassures believers of God's promise to protect a remnant of Israel and the body of Christ, encouraging them to remain steadfast in faith and patience amidst the coming trials. He highlights the importance of understanding these prophetic scriptures to prepare for the challenges ahead and to recognize the ultimate victory that awaits the faithful.

In this video, the speaker discusses the concept of watching and looking in relation to the end times and the return of Jesus. He mentions that the tribulation period, foretold by Daniel and others, will occur before Jesus returns. The speaker also refers to Matthew 24, where Jesus lists events that will happen before his coming, emphasizing that these are just the beginning of sorrows. The book of Revelation is highlighted as containing a sequence of events that will occur before Jesus returns, including the history of the church. Despite these events, the speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus and remaining vigilant in our faith.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses gratitude for the worship music and the opportunity to speak. The sermon focuses on preparing for a coming world leader, specifically the Antichrist. The speaker references Revelation chapter 13 and explains the symbolism in the text, such as the beast rising from the sea with seven heads and ten horns. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to stand strong in the face of challenges and to live their lives for God.

In this sermon, the apostle Paul is emphasizing the importance of using spiritual gifts and the teaching of God's word to mature in faith. He warns against being easily swayed by false doctrines, comparing it to the way lice crawl from one head to another. The preacher also mentions the presence of unseen creatures in our beds, highlighting the idea that just because something is hidden doesn't mean it's not present and active. The sermon then shifts to discussing the concept of the "man of sin," suggesting that it refers to a succession of people rather than one individual. The preacher urges the audience to stay alert and discerning, as there are those within the body of Christ who promote teachings aligned with Lucifer's heart. The sermon concludes with a call to action, encouraging believers to study the word of God and verify the message conveyed.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to explore various resources for spiritual growth, including books, articles, and videos available on Sermon Audio, YouTube, and his own website. He emphasizes the importance of subscribing to his channels and engaging with the content. The speaker also invites the audience to ask questions and suggest topics for study, providing his email address for communication. The sermon concludes with a reading of a poem by John Milton, expressing praise and anticipation for the coming of the Lord.