In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of obeying God's instructions and going where we are sent. He shares a story about a young crew member who hesitates to go out in a dangerous rescue mission, but is encouraged by an experienced sailor to prioritize saving lives over personal safety. The speaker relates this story to the marching orders given to believers by the Holy Spirit, urging them to use their abilities and resources to spread the gospel. He highlights the significance of preaching the message of eternal life through Jesus Christ and inviting others to come alive in their relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the resurrection of Jesus in the life of every believer. He refers to the Gospel of Luke and the story of the women who came to the apostles to announce that Jesus is alive. Initially, the apostles mocked them, but the speaker highlights the significance of the resurrection and how it transformed the early church. He also mentions a story about an artist and his assistant, illustrating the need to fully comprehend and embrace the resurrection before sharing it with others. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that Jesus is the only one worth talking about and that all glory belongs to him.

In this sermon, a student at Spurgeon's College delivers a powerful message on the armor of God from Ephesians chapter six. The student's eloquence and passion in describing each piece of armor is so vivid that the audience can almost hear the sound of the armor being put on. The sermon culminates with the student proclaiming that with the shield of faith and the sword of the spirit, the devil has no power over believers. This revelation leads the great preacher Charles Spurgeon to understand the simplicity of salvation through faith in Christ alone, likening it to the story of the brazen serpent in the Old Testament.

In the sermon transcripts, it is described how George Whitfield, a preacher of the word of God, was approached by a crowd at the home of Parsons, asking him to give them a final message before retiring. Whitfield agrees to preach until a candle burns out, symbolizing his dedication to spreading the gospel of Christ. Despite his physical ailments, including asthma and possibly emphysema, Whitfield pours his heart out to the crowd from a staircase landing, presenting his master Emmanuel. Another instance is mentioned where Whitfield, despite feeling poor and desiring rest, agrees to preach to a large crowd in Exeter. Despite his worsening asthma, he continues to prioritize preaching and even expresses concern about his ability to fulfill future preaching engagements.

In this sermon transcript, John Wesley recounts a powerful experience he had while preaching in May 1739. As he was preaching on the words "be still and know that I am God," God began to manifest His power in the open air. Over 2,000 witnesses saw people being struck to the ground and trembling in the presence of God's power. Many cried out, asking how to be saved, and within an hour, seven individuals found salvation. Wesley also faced criticism for his preaching, but he confidently defended his message and shared the importance of repentance. The transcript also highlights Wesley's tireless dedication to preaching and his gratitude for the blessings he received throughout his life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of effective and impactful preaching. He discusses the need to avoid cliches and repetitive phrases, and instead focus on delivering a clear and powerful message. The preacher shares his own experience of conversion and how God used the words of an old man preaching on the street to bring him to faith. He also talks about the temptation to preach sensational sermons for larger crowds, but emphasizes the importance of staying true to the Word of God. The preacher encourages the audience to discipline themselves and learn from the example of Abraham Lincoln in their pursuit of spiritual growth.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Hudson Taylor, a missionary who faced challenges in spreading the Gospel in China. Despite being bedridden and having no paid helpers, Taylor's call for workers resulted in an overwhelming response. He emphasized the qualities needed for missionary work, including valuing God's approval over man's disapproval and being willing to sacrifice for the sake of souls. The speaker also highlights the importance of loving and studying the Word of God in a missionary's life.

The video is a summary of the preaching and impact of Sam Jones, a famous evangelist in the late 19th century. Sam Jones was known for his boldness in preaching against sin and calling sinners to repentance. He was not afraid to confront societal issues such as fashion, alcohol, and covetousness, even if it meant offending some members of his congregation. Sam Jones believed that revivals were necessary because of the abnormal state of things in society. He preached passionately until his last sermon, warning his listeners about sudden death and the importance of getting right with God. He died suddenly after delivering this message, leaving a lasting impact on those who heard him.

In this sermon, Pastor Chesky discusses the importance of reading and recommends a biography called "To the Golden Shore" about a man named Judson. He mentions that people today are reading less due to the prevalence of iPods and MP3 players. Chesky also shares a story about a woman who visits prisoners and provides them with food in a private manner. He describes the distressing conditions in the prison, with over 100 prisoners cramped in one room during the hot season. Additionally, Chesky highlights Judson's leadership qualities and his tendency to view things in a negative light, contrasting him with another prisoner named Jonathan Price who remained optimistic.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a powerful revival that took place in his church. Despite being unaware of what was happening, the house was packed with people on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. During a solo performance, the Holy Spirit took control and pierced the hearts of the listeners with the truth of the gospel. This led to a powerful response, with the organist and the pastor's wife crying out in realization of their lost state. Many others, including Roman Catholics, the Sunday School superintendent, and deacons, also responded and sought God in prayer. The preacher also shares a story from his time in Texas, where he held revival services in a mining town and saw the Holy Spirit move in a powerful way.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about D.O. Moody, a preacher who believed in the power of the unaltered gospel message. While a pastor's conference on evangelism was taking place inside a building, Moody stood outside on a corner, preaching to a group of factory workers gathered around him. He spoke about the old rugged cross and the Christ who hung on it, moving the factory workers to tears. The crowd grew so large that they had to move to the auditorium to hear the rest of Moody's message. The speaker emphasizes the need for the Church to focus on the Great Commission and the crucified life, rather than self-centeredness and the growth of campuses. The sermon also mentions an incident where two elderly ladies approached Moody and told him that they were praying for him.

The video mentioned in the sermon transcript is described as a powerful depiction of the Lewis Revival, a true move of grace where churches were turned upside down, lives were changed, and communities were transformed. The preacher acknowledges that it is difficult to find someone who has actually witnessed a heaven-sent revival in recent times. He challenges other preachers who claim revival under their preaching, stating that if the people remain unchanged after their visit, it cannot be considered a true move of God. The video also highlights the importance of fervent prayer and faithfulness in seeking revival, as demonstrated by a group of Deacons who prayed in desperation for months and a young Deacon who questioned his own spiritual state.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of believing in the resurrection of Jesus. He explains that the Sadducees, who did not believe in the resurrection, were deserving of sadness and misery. The speaker emphasizes that living in the power of a risen Savior is essential for Christians to experience true joy and fulfillment. He also highlights the transformation that occurred in the early church when they rediscovered the reality of a risen, indwelling Savior. The sermon concludes with a warning about the signs of the last days and the need for believers to hold onto the power of God rather than just having a form of godliness.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need to study the lives of great men of God who have brought revival in their time. He encourages the audience to learn from their experiences and understand how God moved among his people during those times. The preacher also highlights the urgency of seeking God's face and praying for revival in the present day. He references a sermon by Mr. Edwards of Northampton, who preached a powerful message on the wrath of God and the need for salvation. The sermon had a profound impact on the listeners, leading to cries for salvation and a deep awareness of the impending judgment of hell. The preacher concludes by urging the audience to reach out to sinners and share the message of Christ's sacrifice, while also praying for revival in America.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the simplicity and power of the church in action. He uses the example of Philip, who obediently rode a donkey into the desert and encountered a man who was ready to hear about Jesus. The speaker highlights the importance of being sent by God and not going out of sheer enthusiasm, as it can lead to foolishness. He also mentions Peter's vision of a sheet with various animals, which symbolizes God's preparation and guidance in sharing the gospel. The sermon encourages Christians to trust in God's divine activity and to boldly speak about Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life and ministry of Stephen F. Olford, a servant of God who was mightily used by Him. Olford's effectiveness in preaching and bringing glory to God was attributed to his consecrated life and surrender to the Holy Spirit. He prioritized his devotional life, spending time in prayer and seeking God's presence. Olford also lived a life of surrender, allowing Christ to be the Lord of his life. His holy walk with God and international focus on praying for revival were key aspects of his ministry. The speaker emphasizes that while revival is a sovereign work of God, believers must position themselves to receive it by being consecrated, surrendered, and focused on God's will.

In this sermon, the preacher describes a powerful and transformative experience he had while preaching to a congregation. Suddenly, a solemn atmosphere descended upon the people, and they began falling to their knees and crying out for mercy. The preacher was overwhelmed by a discordant sound that seemed to drive him to desperation. After praying fervently, he was inspired to deliver a message of warning and urgency, calling for a heaven-sent revival to awaken the church from its spiritual slumber. The preacher references biblical figures like John Wesley and the prophet Joel to emphasize the need for a revival and the importance of recognizing the moral decay of the present time.

In this sermon transcript, Asahel Nettleton describes a powerful revival of religion that took place in Nassau during the Second Great Awakening. He shares how his preaching pierced the hearts of the congregation, leading many to experience deep distress and seek relief in Christ. The revival spread rapidly, with hundreds of souls being born into the kingdom of Christ. Nettleton urges his listeners to pray for revival in their own time, emphasizing the need for a heaven-sent revival to save America.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life of Robert Murray McShane, a man who pursued God with all his strength and found Him. McShane was born in 1813 and grew up in a religious upper middle-class family. He was not only a poet but also an athlete who enjoyed gymnastics. The speaker highlights five lessons we can learn from McShane's life, including the importance of pursuing God wholeheartedly, recognizing the reality of grace through a sense of sin, and loving and sharing the gospel with non-believers. The sermon concludes with a reminder from Hebrews 12:1 to lay aside every weight and sin and run the race set before us, finding encouragement from the faithful lives of those who have gone before us.

In this video, we learn about the preaching style and experiences of Dr. John Song, a renowned preacher of the word of God. He compares his sermons to a surgeon's scalpel, explaining how each day of his sermon series focuses on different aspects of the Christian faith, such as repentance, salvation, being born again, holiness, being filled with the Holy Spirit, victory in the Lord, and Christ's second coming. Dr. Song faced opposition and hatred from those who were losing business due to his influence, but he remained steadfast in his mission. Despite the challenges, his sermons had a profound impact on his audience, leading many to repentance and dedication to preaching the gospel. Miraculous healings and protection from harm were also witnessed during his ministry.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker describes a momentous occasion in the town of Exeter where thousands of people gathered to hear George Whitfield preach. The speaker vividly recounts the chaotic scene as people rushed to the meeting house, with everyone and everything seemingly struggling for life. Whitfield's appearance was described as angelic, and his preaching had a profound impact on the speaker, who felt a "heart wound" upon hearing him. Despite his weakened condition, Whitfield fervently prayed to continue preaching and spreading God's truth. The sermon transcript concludes with a reference to Whitfield's chosen text from 2 Corinthians 13:5, emphasizing the importance of examining oneself to ensure faith in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a church that started praying fervently for the work of God, for backslidden members, and for individuals. One man's simple prayer, asking God to give him back his tears, became the catalyst for a powerful revival in the church. The speaker emphasizes the importance of genuine compassion and sympathy that melts our hearts to tears, rather than hyped-up emotions. He also highlights the significance of being a person of prayer, drawing inspiration from the example of Robert Murray McShane, who dedicated himself to prayer and had a profound impact on his community. The sermon encourages listeners to prioritize their relationship with God and to channel their energies into serving Him rather than worldly pursuits.

In this sermon transcript, we learn about the life and testimony of C.T. Stutt, a man who dedicated his life to spreading the gospel. He had a worldly upbringing, but after a powerful encounter with God, he experienced joy and peace in his soul. Through conversations with Christian friends, he came to understand the concept of redemption and surrendered his life fully to God. He realized that God is responsible for taking care of him and all he had to do was trust in Him. This realization led him to follow God's guidance and ultimately become a missionary in Africa.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts the incredible revival that took place in Wales in 1904. The meetings were so powerful that factories and shops would close for days so people could attend. The revival was led by the Holy Spirit, with Evan Roberts being the primary human instrument. The speaker describes the intense atmosphere of the meetings, with people singing hymns at the top of their voices and being overcome by the power of God. The revival had a profound impact, reaching beyond Wales and inspiring mission enterprises across the oceans.