In this sermon, the speaker begins by praying for God's guidance and discernment in understanding the dangers that Christians face beyond salvation. The sermon focuses on 1 Timothy 4:1-3, which warns about the departure from faith and the influence of seducing spirits and doctrines of devils. The speaker highlights the danger of blindly accepting certain teachings without proper biblical context and reasoning. They give examples of false beliefs, such as associating Hollywood with demonic influence because of Harry Potter's wand being made from Hollywood, or believing that televisions have demons because they have channels. The sermon emphasizes the importance of discernment and studying the Bible in context to avoid being deceived and throwing away the good with the bad.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the value of time and the importance of prayer. They express their concern about the presentation of divine truths and ask for forgiveness if anything inappropriate was included. The speaker encourages the audience to pray about dedicating two years of their lives to serving in another nation, citing the effectiveness and biblical basis of short-term missions. They also emphasize the need for spiritual victory and the importance of putting on the whole armor of God. The speaker concludes by highlighting the balance and example of Jesus, who both ministered to others and took time to relax and eat.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of balancing two principles in the Christian life: grace and truth. He also discusses the balance between organization and freedom, highlighting the need to be flexible and adaptable in a fellowship or organization. The speaker emphasizes the supernatural nature of God and the importance of relying on His power for healing and answered prayer. He also mentions a group in California that took the teachings of Watchman Knee to an extreme, cautioning against falling into legalism. The sermon concludes with a call to wake up, pray, and fast as the New Testament teaches in order to evangelize the world and uphold godly leaders.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the idea of Christians being unbalanced in their faith. He uses four volunteers to illustrate different ways in which people can be unbalanced. One volunteer, Brandon, is portrayed as someone who watches terrifying movies and justifies it under the idea of having liberty in faith. Another volunteer, Aaron, is shown to have a television but only watches "pretty good" programs, yet it still influences his life. The speaker also mentions the concept of the body of Christ and how some people can become unbalanced by focusing too much on it. The sermon emphasizes the importance of finding balance in our faith and not allowing certain aspects to consume us.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living out the gospel in our daily lives, especially in our workplaces. He encourages believers to be a testimony through their actions and attitudes, showing love, integrity, and kindness to others. The speaker also highlights the significance of being knowledgeable about the gospel and having a strong foundation in Scripture. He mentions two books that can help believers understand the gospel better. Lastly, the speaker mentions the two sides of the great commission, which involve preaching the gospel to all people and the importance of belief and baptism for salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance of truth in Christianity. He compares a Christian with one strong wing of truth to a bird flying in circles, lacking forward progress. The speaker encourages Christians to seek progress rather than mere movement in their spiritual lives. He also highlights the need to seek God's will and honor Him, rather than making money the goal. The ultimate aim is to become perfect and lacking in no area, with God filling up any weaknesses and providing extra coaching in areas where we are lacking.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of balance in the Christian life, specifically in relation to faith and works. He emphasizes that both faith and works have their place and that salvation and the gift of the Holy Spirit are received through faith. The speaker uses the analogy of the functions of the body to illustrate the importance of both love and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. He warns that disobeying Scripture, especially when one knows it to be true, can result in missing out on the glory of God. The speaker concludes by urging believers to pursue love and earnestly desire spiritual gifts, as both are essential for a balanced Christian life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenge of finding a balance between living a simple lifestyle and using modern methods in world missions. He shares his personal struggle with this issue, including the use of technology like television and computers in their ministry. The speaker emphasizes the importance of spiritual balance and not conforming to a cookie-cutter evangelical mindset. He also highlights the need for humility and integrity when handling finances for the cause of Jesus Christ.