In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the desperate times we are living in and the need for people to turn to God. He highlights the serious social and moral problems we are facing and the spiritual deterioration that is occurring. The preacher also discusses the lack of understanding and faith in the Word of God, causing people to stagger at His promises. He warns of the consequences of forsaking God and the impending destruction that will come upon Jerusalem. The sermon concludes with a call to wonder and cry out to God, as the people have been spiritually asleep and blinded to the truth.

Zac Poonen emphasizes that the gift of the Holy Spirit brings 'the blessing of Abraham,' which includes both personal blessing and the call to be a blessing to others. He highlights that many believers seek the Holy Spirit for personal gain rather than to serve others, leading to counterfeit experiences. Poonen illustrates that true anointing results in acts of service and blessing, as demonstrated by Jesus and the early church. He urges Christians to be channels of God's blessings rather than reservoirs, emphasizing the importance of serving others quietly and selflessly. Ultimately, our calling is to follow Jesus' example of blessing others rather than seeking personal fulfillment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of vital truths in the Bible. He explains that while all truths should be studied, there are certain truths that are more essential for Christians to know in order to grow spiritually. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of sharing the blessings and testimonies that God gives us with others. He references the concept of rivers of living water flowing from within believers, symbolizing the overflow of blessings that should be shared with others. The sermon then delves into the story of Abraham in Genesis 12, highlighting God's plan to bless and show favor to His people.

Gary Wilkerson delivers a powerful sermon on the 'Fourteen Blessings' found in Psalm 23, emphasizing the intimate relationship between the believer and the Lord as their shepherd. He highlights the blessings of guidance, restoration, and comfort that God provides, even in the midst of life's valleys and challenges. Wilkerson reassures the congregation that these blessings are not earned but are gifts of God's mercy and goodness, available to all who trust in Him. He encourages believers to focus on their relationship with God, reminding them that true fulfillment comes from being shepherded by the Lord rather than seeking fulfillment in worldly desires. Ultimately, he emphasizes that God's goodness and mercy will follow us all the days of our lives, leading us to dwell in His presence forever.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God's help and acknowledging our own limitations. He shares personal experiences of feeling desperate and helpless when preaching, and how he depends on the Holy Spirit for guidance. The speaker encourages the audience to depend on the Holy Spirit in all aspects of life, not just preaching, and promises that God will bless them and make them a blessing to others. He contrasts the old covenant of "thou shalt" with the new covenant of "I will," highlighting God's grace and provision in Abraham's blessing. The speaker also challenges the audience to believe in the greater blessing of giving rather than receiving, even when it goes against human logic.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of seeking spiritual recovery and not making false steps in life. He uses the story of Esau from the Bible as an example of someone who despised his birthright and later regretted it. The preacher warns that there are irrevocable consequences for every false step and that opportunities and youth cannot be recovered. He encourages the audience to prioritize the will of God over temporary desires and to live by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of trusting in God even in difficult circumstances. He uses the example of Jesus turning water into wine to illustrate how God can take ordinary things and turn them into blessings. The preacher encourages the congregation to affirm their faith and trust in God's provision. He also shares a personal story of facing a devastating situation with his daughter's rebellion and pregnancy, highlighting how God can bring beauty and order out of desolation and disappointment.

In this sermon, Lloyd and his wife Susan share their testimony of serving a living God and finding salvation through Jesus Christ. Lloyd emphasizes the importance of facing tough questions and seeking answers with the help of God, rather than settling for shallow or easy explanations. He highlights the sin of unbelief and fear, using biblical verses to illustrate how they can hinder blessings in our lives. Lloyd encourages listeners to reject and confess these sins, relying on the cleansing power of the blood of Jesus and the renewal of faith. He urges believers to embrace experiences as opportunities to demonstrate the reality of their faith and to trust in God's purpose.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a mother's love and how it transformed her drug-addicted son's life. The mother entered a beautiful mansion where her son was living rough and asked him why he didn't change his life. He gave her a look and left. However, after experiencing God's great love, the mother's heart was filled with love for her son. She embraced him, whispered that she loved him, and he broke down. The sermon emphasizes that this story illustrates the power of God's love to bring about transformation and revival in our lives.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes the significance of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, illustrating that true discipleship requires a heart that seeks Jesus above all else, even when it demands personal sacrifice. He highlights the importance of being 'poor in spirit,' 'mourning,' and 'meek,' as these qualities align us with the heart of God and open us to His kingdom. Koulianos warns against the dangers of self-justification and presumption, urging believers to embrace correction and humility as essential to spiritual growth. He reassures that those who mourn and are meek will find comfort and inherit the earth, reminding us that our ultimate goal is to reflect Christ's character. The sermon calls for a deeper, more intimate relationship with Jesus, where we come to Him daily, regardless of the challenges we face.

In this sermon, the preacher uses a story about a man stealing from a shop to illustrate the importance of having clean hands and a pure heart. The man denies taking anything until the shop owners show him the CCTV footage of his actions. The preacher emphasizes that just as the man's guilt was exposed by technology, our sins will also be exposed before God. He then refers to Psalm 24, which asks who can ascend the hill of the Lord and stand in His holy place, stating that only those with clean hands, a pure heart, and truthful speech can do so.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the message of God's grace and how it brings freedom to believers. He encourages the congregation to not only receive God's grace for themselves but also to extend it to others. The preacher shares a story about a man who was converted and highlights the importance of understanding that new believers are like newborn babies in their faith. He also mentions the power of prayer and gives examples of individuals like Hudson Taylor and George Mueller who saw God answer their financial needs. The sermon concludes with a reminder that grace is not an excuse for sin but rather a transformative force that enables believers to live in the lordship of Christ.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the significance of persecution in the life of a believer, drawing from Matthew 5:12, where Jesus encourages us to rejoice in the face of adversity, as it aligns us with the prophets who faced similar trials. He discusses the nature of holiness and righteousness, explaining that true character and conduct stem from a heart purified by God. Ravenhill reminds us that the Christian journey is fraught with challenges, yet it is through these trials that we can experience profound joy and fulfillment in our relationship with Christ. He urges believers to embrace their identity as the salt and light of the world, even when faced with rejection and misunderstanding. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper commitment to living out the teachings of Jesus, recognizing that our reward in heaven far outweighs earthly struggles.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a Peruvian man named Angel Cominates who has planted over 500 churches in northern Peru. Despite his humble circumstances, Angel's dedication to God's mission is evident. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using the blessings we have been given and not taking them for granted. He encourages the audience to cry out for blessings but also to use them for God's glory. The sermon concludes with a call to pray and give towards God's mission.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of walking in the presence of God and bringing joy to heaven. The sermon also includes a segment on baby dedication, where babies are brought to Jesus for blessing. The preacher then focuses on the story of Jacob in Genesis 32, where Jacob wrestles with God and receives the blessing promised to him. The sermon concludes with the message that God wants to deal with the issues in our hearts so that His blessings can flow through our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of focusing on the Bible and the gospel rather than indulging in alcohol and worldly desires. He shares a story of a young couple who decided to get married in church and make a generous donation to mission work as a condition of their engagement. The preacher encourages the congregation to prioritize their relationship with God and follow His teachings, even in the face of challenges and hardships. He also highlights the significance of the wedding rings as a symbol of commitment and reminds the audience that Jesus cares for and provides for His followers, as demonstrated by His concern for His mother even while suffering on the cross.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding genuine peace and purpose in life. He highlights the sadness of lacking purpose and the temporary nature of accumulating wealth. The speaker uses the example of Jesus, who endured mockery and sacrifice throughout his life, to illustrate the concept of paying the price for blessings. He also mentions the examples of Mother Teresa and Sadhu Sundar Singh, who lived selflessly for others. The sermon concludes by urging listeners to understand that the purpose of life is not to seek personal gain, but to live for others and be a blessing to them.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith teaches from the book of Numbers, specifically focusing on Numbers 6:22-27. He begins by explaining that these verses contain the instructions given to Aaron and his sons on how to bless the children of Israel. The blessing includes asking for God's protection, favor, and peace upon the people. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of being conscious of God's goodness and giving thanks to Him. He concludes by praying for the viewers to have a beautiful week, filled with the awareness of God's presence and blessings.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the promises made by God to Abraham in Genesis. The four promises mentioned are: making Abraham into a great nation, blessing him, making his name great, and making him a blessing. The preacher then challenges the audience to consider which of these promises apply to them and which are specific to Abraham. The sermon also touches on the concept of being a leech and emphasizes the importance of giving and resembling God the Father. The preacher concludes by sharing a personal story about a man who had to leave what he liked in order to serve Jesus Christ and ended up marrying the woman he loved.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of choosing our alliances wisely. He uses the story of a king who hired mercenaries to go into battle, but a brave prophet warned him that God was not with them. The preacher warns against forming alliances with godless individuals, even if they may be charismatic or family members. He encourages the congregation to seek God's guidance and surround themselves with people who will speak into their lives and help them receive God's blessings.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of growing in faith and trusting God with every aspect of our lives. They encourage listeners to not hold back any areas of their lives from God, as He is able to keep and protect whatever is committed to Him. The speaker shares a personal story of a friend in prison who has found peace and comfort in surrendering to God. They highlight the peace that comes from fully trusting God and the blessings that come with it. The sermon concludes with a reflection on a verse that the speaker had never paid attention to before, prompting listeners to consider what they would want to give to someone they care about and what they would want if they could have anything.

In this sermon, the pastor shares the story of a godly pastor in New Brunswick, Canada, who prayed for revival for 25 years. Despite his fervent prayers, revival did not come until after he resigned from his church. The pastor emphasizes the importance of persistent prayer and crying out to God for revival. He encourages believers to lay aside sin and live a life of faith, anticipating the imminent return of Christ. The pastor also highlights the need for God's intervention in bringing about revival, while also emphasizing the role of believers in preparing themselves for God's work.

In this video, the speaker focuses on the verse in Romans 8:31 which states, "If God be for us, who can be against us?" The speaker emphasizes the importance of having God on our side and highlights that God is not for everyone. The speaker shares personal testimony and encourages viewers to seek God's favor in their lives. The speaker also discusses the concept of righteousness and the consequences of sin, referencing verses from 1 John chapter 3. Overall, the message emphasizes the need to understand God's laws and to strive for victory over sin with God's help.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of God's people being brought out of Egypt and into the land of Canaan. God made a covenant with them, promising to be with them and give them victory over their enemies. The speaker also shares examples of individuals in the Bible who cried out to God for help and deliverance, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's presence and power. The sermon concludes with the message that God delights in using ordinary people who are yielded to Him, regardless of their background or circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by asserting his qualifications as a minister of Christ, highlighting his experiences and hardships in serving the Lord. He shares instances of being persecuted, beaten, and shipwrecked multiple times. The speaker then transitions to sharing a personal story of witnessing to a man who had drifted away from the church. He prays for an opportunity to witness and catch an eight-pound pickerel, and miraculously, both prayers are answered when two rough-looking commercial fishermen offer him an eight-pound pickerel for free. The sermon emphasizes the importance of suffering and the power of prayer in witnessing and experiencing God's provision.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the illogical premise that creation can exist without a creator. He argues that children are being taught this illogical premise from an early age, which leads them to believe that there is no real design behind the human body or the world. The preacher compares this teaching to a child being taught that 2 plus 2 equals 5, which would hinder their ability to understand and do math. The sermon also touches on the importance of recognizing Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, and the miracles he performed to confirm his identity.