In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the words he speaks are not his own, but are given to him by God. He shares his experience of feeling physically weak and disoriented, but still having the courage to preach the message God has given him. The speaker discusses the temptation to rely on previous successful sermons and please the audience, but emphasizes the importance of preaching the truth, even if it is uncomfortable or controversial. He challenges the idea that preaching should be about constructing pretty sermons to comfort and please the congregation, and instead emphasizes the need to use the word of God to prove, rebuke, and exalt.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of personal witness for Christ. They highlight that while television, radio, and printed materials are valuable tools for spreading the gospel, nothing can replace the impact of a personal testimony. The speaker mentions a survey that found that only one person in a thousand is in the church because of television, while 98% of people come to church because someone personally shared their faith with them. The sermon also emphasizes the need for believers to actively engage in sharing the gospel with others, rather than relying solely on financial contributions or media outreach. The speaker shares examples of the power of the gospel to transform lives and communities, and encourages listeners to have a deep love for Jesus as their motivation for sharing the good news.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not panicking or feeling overwhelmed when trying to understand the message of God. He encourages the audience to take what they can from the sermon and trust that if it is a word sent by God, it will become clear and meaningful in the future. The speaker then delves into the story of Moses and the burning bush, highlighting the encounter as a revelation of God in a form that Moses did not anticipate. The sermon emphasizes the need to communicate and make known the awe-inspiring nature of God, rather than creating a limited image of Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the title "Apostolic Reality" in order to comprehend the subsequent message. He believes that this moment is of eternal significance and will not be repeated. The speaker acknowledges the difficulty of the topic and anticipates that some may find it incomprehensible. However, he urges the congregation to record and preserve his words for future reference, as he believes they will be invaluable for the ongoing call of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of apostolic ministry and its distinction from other forms of ministry. He begins by describing a powerful and transformative experience that a person goes through when they realize that their entire life has been a lie and that they have been persecuting God. The speaker then introduces a paper written by Bob Gladstone on the topic of apostolic ministry and suggests reading and discussing it. The sermon concludes with a prayer for guidance and a request for the Holy Spirit to refresh and enlighten the listeners.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of serving others and helping those in need. He acknowledges the high unemployment rate in the United States and expresses concern for the hundreds of thousands of people who are struggling. The preacher encourages the congregation to take action and serve others in the name of God. He mentions various ways to help, such as donating to organizations that support children and missions. The sermon concludes with a reminder to give generously to the benevolent offering, which supports those in need locally and globally.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the supernatural power of God that is necessary for the proclamation of His word. The speaker believes that this proclamation is not just instruction, but an event that is independent of human understanding. The sermon focuses on the practical application of the lofty themes discussed, specifically the eternal purposes of God. The speaker highlights the role of the church in demonstrating the manifold wisdom of God to the principalities and powers of the air, who represent the selfishness and corruption of the world. The sermon concludes with the speaker emphasizing the importance of obedience to God's ordinances and the need for the church to be fearless and impactful in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the story of Paul's encounter at Mars Hill in Acts 17. He emphasizes that Paul was taken by surprise and unprepared for the situation, yet God used him mightily. The speaker highlights the importance of being ready for unexpected moments of confrontation and crisis, as they reveal our true character and spirituality. He also warns against being deceived by surface-level expressions of worship and urges listeners to focus on their true condition under pressure.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the contrast between the world's mindset of compromise and the absolute nature of God. He believes that to truly meet God, one must leave behind the world's ways and enter into the absolute kingdom of heaven. The speaker expresses a sense of urgency and anticipation, fasting and praying for a transformative transaction that will shake the earth and bring forth eternal celebrations. He references the story of Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus, highlighting the need for individuals to surrender completely to God's will and be willing to be brought down and blinded before they can truly see and understand.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the cosmic drama between darkness and light that the church is involved in. He highlights that in the last days, the powers of darkness will intensify their fury as the age comes to a close. The preacher warns against domesticating and diluting the power and glory of the gospel message. He also discusses the need for an apostolic body that operates in the gifts of the Spirit and relies on prophetic words from God for guidance and direction.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of encountering a man who was eager to hear about God. The speaker passionately shared the gospel with him for about an hour, and the man was moved to tears. However, when the speaker asked if it was the time for the man to come to God, he surprisingly said no. It was later revealed that the man had wronged an elderly man 17 years ago, causing him financial hardship. In a public confession, the man asked for forgiveness, and the elderly man forgave him, leading to a powerful moment of reconciliation. The sermon also references Acts 1:4-5, where Jesus tells his disciples to wait for the promise of the Holy Spirit, and Joel 2:28-32, which speaks of the pouring out of the Holy Spirit and signs in the heavens. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that God has come and encourages the audience to seek God's presence.

In this video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not missing the mind of God in every occasion, especially when it comes to hearing the word of God. The speaker mentions that there have been extraordinary statements made recently that reveal how far God is going and the urgency of the times. The theme of the mystery of Israel and the church is central in these discussions, and the speaker encourages people to consult the inspirational tape library for more information. The speaker concludes by praying for the impact of God's word on the listeners, both those present and those who will hear the tape.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the seriousness of the current times and the need for revival in the church. The speaker mentions a three-week trip where they were the focal point, and expresses the desire for the juices or sap of God's presence to flow. They pray for the people to hear God's voice and for their faith to be quickened. The speaker also highlights the importance of the church being called to something momentous and ultimate, and the need for every member to function in their calling for the life of God to flow effectively.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of consecration and preparation for an upcoming event. He warns against having a "business as usual" mentality and urges listeners to set aside all things, even legitimate ones, in order to fully prepare for the visitation of God. The speaker also expresses his reluctance towards large gatherings, as he feels it hinders genuine relationships and prevents deeper connections. He concludes by stating that true apostolic authority requires meekness, and that the speaker he encountered did not possess this essential attribute.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of taking the word of God seriously and making it a priority in our lives. He shares a personal encounter with a woman who had recently read the Bible for the first time in her life, highlighting the transformative power of God's word. The preacher also discusses the significance of Christian doctrine and how it can be derived from studying the Bible. He concludes by referencing a biblical event described by Luke and explaining that the people present were not drunk, but rather experiencing the work of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of making sure one's calling and election in Christ is secure. He encourages the audience, particularly young people, to wake up and engage their hearts in the faith they have obtained. The preacher then proceeds to give a detailed explanation of 2 Peter 1:1-11, highlighting the precious faith that believers have obtained through the righteousness of God and Jesus Christ. He urges the audience to diligently study and memorize these verses, emphasizing the power and promises that come through knowing God and living a godly life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of being willing to serve in ordinary and unglorious ways in order to be faithful in greater tasks. He criticizes the hype and inflated nature of many Christian conferences and events, emphasizing the need for steadfastness and patience in small and unprepossessing tasks. The speaker uses the example of Moses, who spent 40 years in the wilderness before being called by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. He highlights the paradox of God's timing and the necessity of serving an apprenticeship in the ordinary before being entrusted with greater responsibilities.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of understanding and addressing the relationship between Christians and Jews. He highlights the challenges and fears that come with preaching the gospel to Jewish individuals who may have deep-rooted skepticism or resistance. The speaker emphasizes that despite the negative actions and behaviors of some Jews throughout history, God's grace will ultimately bring them back to their calling as a light unto the world. He also shares a personal experience of reconciliation and forgiveness between Gentile and Jewish believers, highlighting the need for repentance and unity among Christians and Jews.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being able to summarize theological concepts in a concise and impactful way. They discuss the significance of God calling a person twice, suggesting that it is a cause for fear and reflection. The speaker also highlights the value of understanding the eternal context of God's dealings and the need for the Church to regain this awareness. They urge listeners to not overlook the everyday aspects of life, as it is in these gritty and challenging moments that God can be found.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of feeling exhausted and frustrated while teaching in a diverse school setting. He describes the challenge of trying to engage students who are obligated to be there and have no interest in the subject matter. The speaker reflects on the weight and responsibility of preaching the word of God, emphasizing that it is not just a delivery of a message, but an issue of life and death. He encourages believers to live in the dimension of eternity and to speak to others from that perspective. The sermon references the Bible verse 2 Corinthians 5:1, which speaks about the earthly tent being torn down and the believer having a building from God, eternal in the heavens.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on a four-day ministry event where the congregation examined the word they had received. Instead of preaching his own message, the preacher emphasizes the importance of listening to what God has been saying to them during this time. He highlights the power and conviction of the gospel, stating that it is not just words but also comes with the Holy Spirit and full conviction. The preacher emphasizes the significance of turning people from idols to serve the true and living God, particularly in the face of Greek culture and civilization.

In this sermon, the speaker contemplates the opportunity to address a group of worldly men with the wisdom of God. He describes the suffering and persecution faced by the apostles, who remained steadfast in their faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God's resurrection power rather than relying on prepared manuscripts. He also highlights the purpose of human existence, which is to seek after God and be found by Him, as stated in the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the life and ministry of the apostle Paul. He highlights Paul's humility, transparency, and simplicity in his approach to ministry. The speaker emphasizes that Paul consistently demonstrated these qualities throughout his life, regardless of the circumstances he faced. The sermon also emphasizes the intense and heartfelt nature of apostolic ministry, encouraging ministers to be vulnerable and deeply connected to those they serve.

In this sermon, Paul passionately addresses the audience, emphasizing the urgency and significance of their spiritual journey. He prays for God to guide and inspire them, while acknowledging the challenges they may face. Paul highlights the central message of our existence, which is to seek and be found by God. He dismisses the notion that this purpose is outdated or incompatible with culture and civilization. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God to reveal the essence of apostolic foundations and empower the church to spread His word throughout the world.

In this sermon on 2 Corinthians chapter 6, the speaker shares his personal journey of understanding the Gospel and the call of God in his life. He emphasizes that true ministry is not about intelligence or material possessions, but about transmitting the life of Christ. The speaker highlights the importance of being willing to die to oneself in order to truly serve God and transmit His life to others. He also challenges the current state of the church, urging believers to embrace the message of the cross and strive to become more like Jesus.