In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to focus on Jesus and not get caught up in various principles, methods, or projects. He emphasizes that Jesus is the light of the world, the bread of life, the water, the way, and the truth. The speaker challenges the misconception that discipleship is hard and burdensome, stating that it becomes easy when Jesus is with us. He also highlights the lack of purpose and despair among young people in the Western world, urging the audience to share the hope and purpose found in Jesus with those who have lost hope.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of hearing the call of God and feeling a burden for the perishing souls. He recounts how he left university to serve the Lord and sought guidance through a nine-day retreat. However, upon coming out, he realized that he had made a mistake and was out of order because he had not been appointed as an apostle by a body of elders. The speaker then shares how God revealed to him that his ministry was not limited to Cameroon but was a call to world harvest, referencing Psalm 2:8.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Barak and Deborah from the book of Judges. The sermon highlights the potential and heart of God that is revealed in this story. It emphasizes the importance of responding to God's call and not forfeiting the honor and blessings that come with obedience. The sermon also emphasizes the assurance that the Lord will fight for us and fulfill his promises.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of getting involved in spreading the vision of World Evangelism and World Vision. He encourages listeners to not be on the sidelines or behind the scenes, but to actively participate in the task given to us by Jesus. The speaker believes that our generation will hear the gospel and urges everyone, regardless of their role or profession, to contribute to this mission. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God to take our lives for the purpose of World Evangelism and for an unselfish commitment to flow power to the world.

In this sermon, the speaker tells a parable about a master who returns to his estate and rewards his servants based on their faithfulness and diligence. The master is pleased with the flowerbeds, gardens, and lawns that have been cultivated, but disappointed to find the rest of the estate in wilderness and marsh. He rewards the one servant who has been working diligently in a distant part of the estate. The speaker then challenges the listeners to invest their lives for the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing the need for missionary work to reach the many tribes around the world who have not yet heard the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the deep attachment and love we can have for animals, which may ultimately be a love of self. He emphasizes the need to cut the cord on this attachment and instead rely on God and other people for emotional support. The speaker then references the story of the rich young ruler who approached Jesus seeking eternal life. Jesus challenges the man's recognition of him as "good" and ultimately calls him to a radical transformation and total commitment. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the nature of heaven and the promise of a new quality of being in relationship with God and his heavenly people.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God and fulfilling our missionary responsibilities. He highlights that living in a global village means that the world is much smaller than we think, making the task of spreading the gospel even greater. The speaker also mentions the inspiring example of retired individuals serving the Lord on the mission field. He references the story of John, who was exiled on a lonely island for proclaiming Jesus Christ, to illustrate that persecution and opposition still exist today. The sermon concludes with the reminder that the church, represented by the seven golden lampstands, must shine brightly by actively spreading the message of Christ.