In this sermon, the speaker addresses the importance of truly understanding what it means to follow the Lord. He questions whether believers are truly living by the life of Christ or still living by their own desires. The speaker emphasizes that following the Lord requires a willingness to sacrifice and not having a place to lay one's head, as illustrated by the statement that the foxes have holes and the birds have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head. The sermon also highlights the call to come to Jesus and the necessity of following Him, as there is no true forgiveness or salvation without being constrained by His love to follow Him.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of having a clear objective or goal in life. He uses the analogy of a doctor recommending a specific pace and objective for daily walks to illustrate this point. The speaker emphasizes the need for believers to have a sense of purpose and direction in their spiritual journey. He references Philippians 3:14, where the apostle Paul expresses his determination to press on towards the goal of the high calling of God. The sermon also highlights the impact of Paul's ministry in spreading the gospel and the importance of serving others in the name of Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Steve Mays emphasizes the importance of having principles in order to achieve greatness and stand against the enemy. He uses the example of John the Baptist as a great messenger who had God's approval upon his life. Pastor Steve highlights the danger of compromising one's convictions and lifestyle, leading to a wishy-washy faith that is indistinguishable from the world. He encourages listeners to be single-minded and focused on the glory of God, in order to make a difference in the world and win souls for Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a spiritual cause in life. He starts by sharing a story about a fireman who risked his life to save a baby, only to discover it was just a doll. The preacher warns that sincerity alone is not enough, and that we will be held accountable by God for what we have committed our lives to. He urges the audience not to waste their lives and to seek a spiritual cause. The sermon also references a survey where many Americans expressed a desire to know their purpose in life, and highlights the need for young people to devote themselves to a spiritual cause rather than worldly pursuits. The preacher then shares a story about a young boy who questioned why the army was afraid of Goliath, emphasizing the need for young men to dedicate their strength and youth to a spiritual cause. The sermon concludes with a passage from Luke 5, where Peter is transformed from a businessman to a minister of the gospel after a direct encounter with Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the moments of failure and darkness in our lives where we feel like everything is falling apart. He emphasizes that it is in these moments that Jesus comes in and ministers to us. The speaker shares three important things to remember: a word of encouragement, a word of endorsement, and a word of excitement. He uses the example of Paul in prison to illustrate how even in our lowest points, God is still with us and we should be of good cheer. The speaker also mentions a four-part audio series called "Dare to Be Great" that explores tangible ways to pursue and strengthen our friendship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of Christians having a form of godliness but denying its power. He emphasizes that it is not surprising to find such behavior in the world, but it is alarming when it is present among Christians. The speaker highlights the importance of being trustworthy and standing firm in the testimony of Jesus, even in difficult times. He emphasizes that Christians are called to be the body of Christ and should strive to walk worthy of this calling.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience with Dr. Schaffer, a man who showed genuine interest in the speaker's 14-year-old son, despite his busy schedule. The speaker highlights the importance of relating to and valuing children, as they are often overlooked by others. The speaker also mentions Dr. Schaffer's strict fundamentalist beliefs and his disillusionment with a particular movement in Miss Janity. The sermon emphasizes the value of learning from spiritual leaders through their teachings and writings, mentioning influential figures like John Son and Buck Singh.