In this sermon, the speaker, Poussey Hewitt, shares his personal experience of being awakened at four o'clock in the morning to pray. He emphasizes the importance of following rules and regulations in order to maintain a disciplined spiritual life. Hewitt also highlights the need for believers to go beyond just being saved from hell and to seek deliverance from the power of sin on a daily basis. He encourages pastors to have a deep understanding of the Word of God and to lead their congregations in a dynamic faith that includes fervent prayer and a burden for souls.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the deep-rooted failure of humanity in relation to God. He emphasizes the betrayal of Judas and how it exposed the sinful nature within all of mankind. The speaker then highlights the intervention of God in the New Testament to bring about a culmination and climax of humanity's history. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding the human heart and the need for redemption through the cross.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of following the example of true servants of God. He encourages the audience to value and listen to those who demonstrate a genuine commitment to God's work. The preacher also emphasizes the need for the word of God to transform our thinking and make us more like Christ. He reminds the audience of the importance of living out the teachings of the Bible in their daily lives. The sermon concludes with a call to be alert and to continually seek correction and growth in our spiritual journey.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of viewing knowledge, liberty, and responsibility in the right way as a Christian. He highlights the need for knowledge to be accompanied by the love of the Holy Spirit, as using knowledge without love can hurt and injure others. The preacher also discusses the Christian's liberty in relation to eating food offered to idols, stating that idols are nothing and there is only one God. He emphasizes that every aspect of a Christian's life is important to God and that He has made provision for every detail. The sermon concludes with the reminder that true knowledge comes from a clear vision of the abundance found in Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Acts chapter two and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that this event is the fulfillment of scripture and highlights the importance of understanding the Gospel message. He emphasizes that Jesus, the Nazarene, was a man and that this is the essence of the Gospel. The preacher also emphasizes the significance of Jesus being a man even in heaven and encourages the audience to fully devote their lives to God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the bondage that many Christians find themselves in today. He highlights the lack of understanding of God's law and how it operates in believers. The sermon also addresses the prevalence of mediators and spiritual leaders who are seen as more knowledgeable and trained, while laypeople are often marginalized. The speaker also criticizes the focus on earthly blessings and prosperity in Christianity, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of Christ and the unity of believers. Additionally, the sermon warns of the challenges and shaking that Christians will face in their faith, urging them to press on towards perfection and be prepared for the coming of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the characteristics of the Apostle Paul, emphasizing that he did not possess physical attractiveness but was chosen by God to be a mighty Apostle. The speaker highlights the difference between the old covenant and the new covenant, explaining that in the old covenant, people had to follow commandments, while in the new covenant, God's love and grace are emphasized. The speaker encourages the audience to meditate on God's love and rejoice in it, and to share this truth with others. The sermon concludes with the message that no matter how much of a mess one has made of their life, God can bring transformation and create something beautiful out of it.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing an illustration about a missionary couple and their encounter with Mary, the mother of James and John. He emphasizes that the disciples had lost their distinctiveness and holiness, becoming just like the nations around them. The speaker then highlights the rejection, suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ as the central message of the gospel. He concludes by questioning the program and message that Jesus is calling his followers to proclaim, emphasizing that the Christian life is not meant to be easy or comfortable.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of the blood of Jesus Christ to cleanse and forgive sins. The sermon uses the analogy of a videotape to illustrate how, through confession and belief in Jesus, the sections of our lives that are filled with sin can be blotted out. The preacher urges the audience to acknowledge their sins and pray for forgiveness, emphasizing that death can come at any moment and we must be prepared to face judgment. The sermon concludes with a call to respond to God and invite Jesus into our hearts for forgiveness and cleansing.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of applying the teachings of the Bible to our daily lives. He criticizes the exaggerated and artificial way some preachers speak, urging for a more genuine and authentic approach. The preacher highlights the division between the soul and spirit, as mentioned in Hebrews 4:12, and challenges the audience to understand and embrace this concept. He also emphasizes the significance of Jesus' repeated statement about being born again, suggesting that the devil tries to make people ignore it.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is not concerned with a person's education, wealth, or natural abilities. God is simply looking for someone who is willing to be used by Him. The preacher tells the story of a man of God who was offered rewards and comfort by a king, but he refused because he had been instructed by the Lord not to eat or drink in that place. However, an old prophet deceived him and convinced him to go back and eat with him. This decision ultimately led to the man of God disobeying God's command and facing consequences. The sermon highlights the importance of staying faithful to God's instructions and not being swayed by worldly temptations.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the content of the gospel is Jesus Christ Himself. He explains that Jesus gave Himself for redemption and continues to give Himself for regeneration. The speaker also mentions a book called "The Mystery of Godness" that he has written, which explores this concept further. He uses a diagram to illustrate how God created humans with a body and a soul, consisting of mind, emotions, and will. The sermon references Genesis 3:15, where God promises to put enmity between Satan and humanity.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of publicly declaring one's faith in Christ. He explains that becoming a Christian means leaving behind one way of life and embracing a new way of life centered on the cross. The speaker gives examples of missionaries like David Livingston, Robert Morrison, and the man who went to the Patagonian, who faced great challenges and hardships in their obedience to God's call. The sermon also highlights the need for humility and willingness to be humiliated for the sake of glorifying God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the burden that Jude had to explain justification and salvation to people who did not have access to the book of Romans. However, the Holy Spirit prompted Jude to write about something else, urging believers to fight earnestly for the faith that was handed down to them. The preacher emphasizes the incredible nature of justification, comparing it to a condemned criminal being made a prince. He encourages believers to exult in the hope of the glory of God and to appreciate the power of the blood of Jesus Christ. The sermon also touches on the importance of grace and truth, and how grace strengthens the heart to resist temptation. The preacher concludes by highlighting the first step in grace, which is to receive and rejoice in the fact that God has accepted believers through the forgiveness of their sins.

In this sermon, the preacher urges the congregation to be full-sized Christians in their faith, service, and confidence. He emphasizes the importance of not downsizing or cutting back in these areas, especially in a time of downsizing. The preacher draws his conclusion from Paul's teachings on the resurrection of the Lord, urging the congregation to be steadfast and immovable. He calls on them to have full-sized faith, to serve the Lord wholeheartedly, and to have confidence in the work they are doing for the glory of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God to the Gentiles. He believes that through the grace of God, the offering up of the Gentiles can be acceptable to God. The speaker acknowledges that he may not be as prominent as others in the ministry, but he is content with where God has placed him. He discourages the idea of working miracles and instead focuses on the power of the Holy Spirit in spreading the gospel. The speaker prays for the hands and minds of the listeners to be filled with goodness and knowledge of the Lord, and for them to be led by the Holy Spirit in preaching the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of truly loving God and having a genuine relationship with Him. He highlights that many people in Christianity today go through the motions of church without truly loving God. The preacher explains that our hope of fellowship with God comes through Jesus, who reveals God's heart for us. He also discusses the concept of justification by faith, emphasizing that breaking even one of God's commandments breaks the whole chain leading to heaven. The sermon concludes with the preacher emphasizing the need for spiritual rebirth and the impossibility of earning salvation through keeping the law.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of the law in the nation of Israel under the old covenant. He emphasizes that the law set Israel apart from other nations and removing it would make them like everyone else. However, the Pharisees misunderstood and twisted the law, accusing Jesus of not keeping it. The speaker also highlights the need for Christians to learn from the mistakes of Israel and avoid twisting God's word. He warns against the dangers of seeking money and fame in the church and encourages believers to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome temptation and solve their problems.

Joseph Carroll emphasizes that Christianity is fundamentally a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, rather than merely a set of doctrines or a means to an end. He challenges the audience to reflect on their understanding of Christianity, urging them to cultivate a deep love for Christ that transcends mere attendance or ritualistic practices. Carroll warns against the dangers of complacency and self-centeredness, encouraging believers to fully commit their lives to Christ and prioritize their relationship with Him above all else. He stresses that true love for Jesus will manifest in one's actions and desires, ultimately leading to a fulfilling Christian life. The sermon concludes with a call to repentance and a heartfelt plea for genuine devotion to Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the message of the Bible, which is about having a personal relationship with God through Jesus. The speaker mentions that the Bible contains historical data and evidence for its truthfulness, unlike any other belief system. The sermon highlights the promise of a savior, the Messiah, who was foretold in the Holy Scriptures. The speaker also discusses the concept of salvation and the need to understand the bad news before receiving the good news of the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of wisdom in relationships, particularly in the context of marriage. He shares a story about the sun and the wind competing to see who could get a man to take off his coat, illustrating that wisdom is more powerful than strength. The speaker also addresses the issue of women being suppressed in churches and urges brothers to repent for their role in this. He concludes by highlighting the significance of building a godly home and encourages spouses to warm each other with love rather than resorting to shouting and yelling.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johanan emphasizes the importance of denying oneself, picking up the cross, and following Jesus. He encourages listeners to let go of self-centeredness and think in eternal terms. He highlights the simplicity of God's calling and plan for our lives, contrasting it with the tendency to complicate matters in the church. Brother K.P. emphasizes the need to know Christ and live in a way that reflects Him, rather than seeking health, wealth, and prosperity. He urges the younger generation to turn to the teachings of the scripture for guidance and clarity in the midst of confusion.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johannon discusses the importance of authentic Christianity centered on the real Jesus. He highlights that many people have formed self-centered beliefs that are far from true Christianity. The sermon emphasizes that true believers are called to be partakers of the nature of Christ, rather than seeking material possessions and worldly success. Johannon also addresses the disappointment and frustration that can arise when people approach their faith with a mindset of expecting immediate rewards and miracles.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living in fear and seeking God's light to protect ourselves from deception. He warns that even genuine believers can become lost if they are not vigilant. The speaker highlights the deceitfulness of wrong desires in our flesh, which can make us believe that indulging in them is not serious. He also cautions against religious practices that give the illusion of holiness but lack true Christlikeness. The sermon concludes with a reminder that in the last days, many Christians will fall away from the true faith, emphasizing the need to guard against deception.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a lost sheep and relates it to the journey of finding freedom in Christ. The speaker encounters a sheep that had strayed away from the flock and was lost. After several failed attempts to bring the sheep back, the speaker finally succeeds by gaining its trust. The speaker then draws a parallel between the sheep's journey and our own spiritual journey, emphasizing the importance of looking unto Jesus and being under the control of the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes with the speaker sharing about the impact of their ministry, where many people, including former drug addicts, have found deliverance and are now passionately serving God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the husband-wife relationship in churches, particularly in India. The devil seeks to attack the Christian home because he knows that by destroying the home, he can destroy the church. The foundation of the church is built on the individual Christians' walk with God, which is built on God's perfect love. The speaker also highlights the need for fathers in the church and in the home, who will sacrifice time and energy for the sake of their flock and discipline them. The sermon encourages parents not to neglect their children and emphasizes the importance of fathers leading their children in teaching them the scriptures. The speaker also shares a progression of how children perceive their fathers as they grow older. The sermon references Malachi 4:6, which speaks about the restoration of the hearts of fathers to their children and vice versa.