In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a grocer in a small village who hears his son's voice calling to him from the basement. The son wants to come to his father, but is hesitant because he cannot see him. The father reassures his son that he can see him and encourages him to jump into his arms. The speaker then relates this story to the Christian faith, explaining that many believers have allowed something to hinder the power of God in their lives, leaving them defeated and ineffective. The speaker challenges Christians to examine their own lives and strive to be obvious, powerful, and vital in their faith.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for the Lord to magnify Jesus Christ through him and speak truth through him in the Holy Ghost. The message focuses on the confusion surrounding who is a true Christian in today's age. The preacher emphasizes the importance of waking up and being aware of the tough times we live in, as material possessions can deceive us. He challenges the listeners to examine their hearts and ask if they have been circumcised in the heart by Jesus, cutting away sin and giving them a new heart.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's commandments. He describes this obedience as evangelical, universal, purposeful, and persevering. The preacher urges the listeners to examine their own lives and determine if they are truly keeping God's commandments and holding to the testimony of Jesus. He explains that love for God and love for others are the foundation of obedience, and that Scripture provides detailed instructions on how to live out this love in various aspects of life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of bearing fruit and bringing souls to Jesus. They reference the 15th chapter of the book of John, explaining that it is not about personal character but about leading others to Christ. The speaker also discusses the responsibility of Christians to invite people to Jesus and be soul winners. They mention a verse from Revelation 22:17 that highlights this responsibility. Additionally, the speaker touches on the idea of being separate from unbelievers and the assurance of salvation for believers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christians living differently from the world. He highlights the brokenness, immorality, and dishonesty that exist in society and calls Christians to stand out as representatives of God's kingdom. The preacher mentions the impact of Christians showing love and care to young people who may feel neglected by others. He also discusses the idea of living a life of law and liberty, where believers seek to do God's will and receive His approval. The sermon concludes with the reminder that although the world may not have changed throughout history, Christians are still called to be a light in the midst of darkness.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of being a businessman who was torn between pursuing worldly success and following God's calling. He emphasizes the importance of making a decision to fully commit to God and His gospel. The speaker uses the story of a tightrope walker and a boy in the crowd to illustrate the difference between intellectual belief and wholehearted commitment. He also shares a story about a grocer and his son to highlight the need to trust in God even when we can't see the way forward. The sermon encourages listeners to examine their own commitment to God and make a decision to fully surrender their lives to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing the daring feat of the tightrope walker, Blonden, who successfully crossed Niagara Falls on a tightrope. The preacher then draws a parallel between Blonden's trust in the tightrope and our need to trust in Jesus. He emphasizes that Jesus is faithful and invites us to put our full weight in Him, as He will not let us down. The preacher also highlights the presence of evil in the world and the need for all of us to turn to God for forgiveness and a fresh start. He explains that becoming a child of God is like being born again and finding a new sense of belonging and freedom through Jesus' sacrifice.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by describing a scene at a train station where a ticket taker is checking tickets. Despite facing unpleasant comments from the crowd, the ticket taker explains that his boss is watching him from a window on the 14th floor, and he must do his job diligently to please him. The speaker then transitions to discussing the power of persuasion and how it can influence the mind but not the heart. He prays for God's help in delivering a message as impactful as Stephen's, and urges the audience to consider their eternal destiny. The sermon concludes with a comparison between a baseball game and the gospel, emphasizing the importance of solving the problem of sin through faith in Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that when we present our bodies to God, He wants to use every aspect of our lives to bring others to know Him. Our jobs, homes, and even social clubs are opportunities for us to be examples of God's grace and love. The preacher encourages us to understand that when Jesus died for us, we also died with Him, and now we can live our lives in Him. The sermon concludes by highlighting the importance of allowing God to live in us and using us as channels to convey His love to others.