Paul Ravenhill emphasizes God's purpose in the church, highlighting that it is meant to be a habitation of God through the Spirit. He discusses the importance of revelation and spiritual growth, warning against a childish church that seeks signs and wisdom rather than the true essence of Christ. Ravenhill calls for unity in the body of Christ and the need for spiritual maturity, urging believers to move beyond mere knowledge to a deeper participation in God's creative power. He stresses that the church is not just a gathering but a community of called-out individuals who are to manifest God's wisdom and presence in the world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the vision of Christ walking in the midst of the golden candlestick as described in the book of Revelation. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus, who was once seen in his humiliation and sorrow, is now seen in his glory. The preacher highlights the significance of Jesus' eyes as flaming fire, symbolizing his forgiveness and cleansing of the heart. The preacher also mentions Jesus' feet as coming feet, representing his imminent return. Overall, the sermon encourages believers to see Jesus both in his humiliation and in his glory, and to find comfort in his love and forgiveness.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the story of Jesus' presence on earth and his subsequent withdrawal. The speaker suggests that God cannot involve himself in man's disorder and therefore must have conditions that are suitable to himself. This may explain why God seems reserved and slow to answer the cries and prayers for a visitation. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having an increase of Christ within oneself and suggests that God may take away busy servants in order to increase their measure of Christ. The sermon also highlights the concept of new birth and the need for God, the Holy Spirit, to come and take up residence within individuals.

In this sermon, the speaker recalls a prophetic message received during a time of prayer and fasting. The message stated that the group of believers would be scattered and sent to different parts of the world, but would eventually be joined together again in a distant land. The speaker then highlights the fulfillment of Jesus' promises, such as His resurrection after three days and the sending of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. The sermon emphasizes the importance of believing in God's promises, particularly His promise to build His church, which is described as a building, a body, and a bride. The speaker encourages the listeners to have a vision for a strong and active church, guided by the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the shift in society over the past 50 years, where people have become more independent and disconnected from their communities. He attributes this change to the influence of technology, such as TV and the Internet, as well as the rise of consumerism. The preacher emphasizes the importance of living for the next kingdom and not being consumed by worldly pursuits. He reminds the audience of God's judgment and the promise of a new heavens and earth, urging them to live in holiness and anticipation of Christ's return. The preacher also criticizes the superficiality of modern church gatherings, where people come together without truly knowing or connecting with one another.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by emphasizing the importance of preaching the Gospel to every creature, as commanded by Jesus in Mark 16. He highlights the signs that will follow those who believe, including casting out devils and speaking with new tongues. The preacher then shifts focus to the concept of the body of Christ, emphasizing the need for unity and recognizing the value of each member. He encourages humility and openness to allow God to work through individuals. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging the congregation to be willing and ready for God to move in their lives.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of embracing the wounds that come from love in his sermon 'Building the House of God - the Many Wounds of Love - Part 1.' He shares a poignant story about a couple who foster and adopt children, illustrating how love often leads to pain and sacrifice. Beach encourages the congregation to remain open-hearted despite the wounds inflicted by love, reminding them that true love gives without expecting anything in return. He warns against closing off our hearts due to past hurts, as this can hinder our spiritual growth and relationships. Ultimately, he calls for healing and empowerment through Christ's love, urging believers to continue loving even amidst suffering.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of the church in the Christian faith. He emphasizes that God reaches people through other people, and the church is the instrument through which believers can win others for Christ. The speaker references the book of Acts, specifically chapter 8, to highlight the persecution faced by the early church in Jerusalem and their subsequent scattering throughout the region. He also emphasizes the double responsibility of Christians, both to God as their Father and to their fellow believers as their brothers and sisters in the spiritual family. The speaker warns against spiritual isolationism and encourages Christians to embrace their family responsibilities within the church.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preaching in a bar at the student's union. Despite the distractions of people drinking and eating, he mustered the courage to speak about the gospel. Surprisingly, a man named David, who used to argue with the speaker, became interested in the message and sparked public debates that attracted more listeners. By the end of the week, around 400 people were attentively listening to the gospel. The speaker emphasizes the importance of revering God and responding to His holiness, as well as the power of prayer and the miraculous signs and wonders that accompanied the spread of the gospel in Jerusalem.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of putting our faith into practice rather than just listening to teachings. They highlight the need to attend the practical part of the Christian course in order to grow and graduate spiritually. The practical part of the course is divided into two aspects: interacting with unbelievers in the world and participating in the church community. The speaker explains that just as a heart cannot exist outside of a body for long, we as Christians need the church to shape and mold us into the image of Christ.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the destructive nature of sin and its impact on our relationships, particularly how it can hurt those we love the most. He highlights the importance of acknowledging our faults and seeking forgiveness, as well as the transformative power of grace that leads to healing and a new way of living. The sermon calls for a change in our walk, urging believers to embrace a life of faith, love, and humility, reflecting the mind of Christ in all aspects of life. Beach encourages the congregation to recognize their need for God's grace to overcome sin and to actively pursue a life that mirrors Christ's example of selflessness and obedience. Ultimately, he reassures that through Christ, there is hope and healing available for all who seek it.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the Church from God's viewpoint. They highlight that God has a purpose for the Church and has laid out a plan to fulfill that purpose. The speaker references Romans 11:33-36 to emphasize the wisdom and knowledge of God and how His ways are unsearchable. They also mention that all things work together for good for those who love the Lord and are called according to His purpose. The ultimate purpose of the Church is to be conformed to the image of God's Son, Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of encountering the Lord Jesus. The Lord reveals himself to the speaker and commissions him to testify and share what he has seen. The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeing the Church as the body of Christ, not just an external organization. He encourages believers to consecrate themselves and present their bodies as living sacrifices to truly understand and experience the unity of the body of Christ. The sermon also references the conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus, highlighting how God revealed both Jesus as Lord and the concept of the body of Christ to him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being under the discipline of Christ in the church. He explains that this discipline involves repentance, baptism, and submission to the authority of Christ. The preacher also discusses the problem of the absence of Christ in church meetings and urges believers to seek the presence and power of the risen Christ. He shares a personal encounter with a man who had witnessed true revival and emphasizes the need for the manifestation of Christ's power in the church.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by reading from Ephesians chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of unity among believers. He encourages the congregation to focus on what unites them in Christ rather than the things that divide them. The speaker then discusses God's program for the expansion of the church, highlighting the unity and diversity within the body of Christ. He emphasizes the need for each member to fulfill their specific function in the church and not worry about what others are doing. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God gives grace to each person according to their individual gifts.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of our spiritual walk in building the house of God, urging believers to shift their focus from self-centered desires to a life controlled by the love of Christ. He draws parallels between the rigorous training of police academy and the transformative journey of a Christian, highlighting that true faith requires a new way of living that prioritizes God's will over personal gain. Beach challenges the congregation to examine their motivations and to embrace a life of faith, newness, and spiritual growth, ultimately aiming to glorify Christ in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of responding to the witness of the Holy Spirit. He acknowledges that it is not wrong to have normal entertainment and relaxation in life, but warns against the sin of not heeding the Holy Spirit's prompting. The speaker highlights the significance of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, which was prophesied by Jesus and fulfilled in the early church. He emphasizes that true repentance involves not just feeling sorry for specific actions, but also a change in one's entire way of living. The sermon emphasizes the need to recognize the cost of the Holy Spirit's outpouring and respond with gratitude and a desire for transformation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and embracing suffering in the service of the Lord. The apostle Paul's own experiences of suffering and reproach are highlighted as a model for believers. The speaker suggests that afflictions and attacks from others are to be expected for those who are committed to serving God. The sermon encourages listeners to react to suffering in the right way, viewing it as a necessary part of spiritual growth and relying on God's strength to endure.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of growing in our understanding of God's values and principles from the moment of our new birth. This growth is necessary to counter the works of the evil kingdom and for the church to become a powerful force. The speaker also highlights the controversy surrounding the temple in both the Old and New Testaments, with Jesus' statement about its destruction leading to his death. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the ongoing battle between God's intention and the counter-intention of the enemy, and the need for believers to be aware of their position in this fight.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of brotherhood and fellowship in the new covenant. He highlights that Jesus said that all men will know his disciples by their love for one another. The speaker challenges the audience to consider how they attract people to their church and emphasizes the need to preach the whole counsel of God, including the teachings of dying to oneself and detaching from possessions. He also emphasizes the importance of unity and warns against false prophets who may mislead people. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for fellowship and the importance of building a church and a fellowship that reflects the heart of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not allowing anyone to rob believers of their love, faith, service, and perseverance. The speaker highlights that love and faith are interconnected, with love motivating believers to serve others. The sermon emphasizes the need to continually grow and not become complacent in one's faith, as this can lead to a loss of fervency and involvement in God's work. The speaker challenges believers to examine their lives and ensure they are continually growing and doing more for God, rather than allowing distractions and worldly desires to hinder their spiritual progress.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses his concern about the direction of the church today. He believes that the church is not shining a light in the world as it should. He criticizes the abundance of books in Christian bookstores that seem to be motivated by money rather than a genuine desire to spread the message of Christ. The preacher emphasizes the need for the church to return to the simple message of the cross and for Christians to fully identify their lives with Christ. He also warns against false teachings and encourages believers to study the scriptures and seek the truth.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of building the house of God through a transformed life, urging believers to walk differently from the world by rejecting the desires of the flesh. He highlights the importance of hiding God's word in our hearts to resist sin and encourages a renewed mind that aligns with God's will. The sermon outlines four key responses to the life of flesh: not making provision for it, using liberty responsibly, placing no confidence in the flesh, and hating the stain of sin. Beach calls for a distinct separation from worldly values, urging believers to seek God's approval over societal acceptance. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to embrace the transformative power of God's word and the Holy Spirit in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker provides an outline of the book of Ephesians, focusing on the theme of the church. The sermon is divided into six chapters, with the first three being doctrinal and the last three practical. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the origin and construction of the church, as well as the believers' walk, worship, and warfare. The sermon also highlights the eternal nature of the church, as it was conceived in the mind of the Trinity before the foundation of the world.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on 1 Corinthians chapter 3 and 4. He emphasizes the importance of building upon the foundation of Jesus Christ. The speaker explains that the work of each person will be tested by fire, and those whose work remains will receive a reward. He also highlights the contrast between building with gold, silver, and precious stones versus building with one's own flesh. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the responsibility that comes with being called into the fellowship of God's Son, Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of following the Divine Order in our lives. The congregation is encouraged to conform their souls to the teachings of God and strengthen their faith through fellowship and other means. The speaker mentions the need to be ready for the coming civilization and highlights the significance of purity, government service, and obedience to authority. The sermon also emphasizes the unity of the congregation as they strive to follow the Divine Order and fulfill their ministry and service to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a solid foundation in God's word. He encourages the congregation to develop a habit of listening to God's word daily, regardless of the amount of time available. The speaker also highlights the need for the fire of the Holy Spirit in our lives, as it is a sign of God's presence. He shares a story from Luke's Gospel about two disciples who were sad until they encountered Jesus and had their hearts set on fire. The speaker warns against the false sense of security offered by worldly teachings and urges listeners to seek the true word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing that our lives are a loan from God. He encourages Christians to take regular breaks from the busyness of life and spend time with the Lord in nature or at a monastery. The speaker references the story of Job to illustrate the concept that God gives and takes away, reminding us that we do not own our days or time. The sermon also mentions the idea of living in a rhythm of holy engagement, where we make and connect with God and others, following the example of Sabbath rest in the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of approaching the Bible as a living book, through which God can minister to our lives. He encourages listeners to lay their lives before God and allow Him to heal and touch their hearts. The speaker highlights that joy is the mark of people under the ministry of the Spirit, and it is the strength of God. He also discusses the three realms of ministry: God ministering to us, us ministering to God, and God ministering to people. The speaker shares a powerful story of a woman who was able to witness to her neighbor effectively after seeking God's guidance. He concludes by emphasizing that while sharing the Gospel is important, it is ultimately God's converting power that brings about transformation in people's lives.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of understanding our identity as believers in Christ. He emphasizes that we are chosen by God, part of a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. The preacher highlights the significance of belonging to God and reminds the congregation of their calling to declare God's praises and share the gospel with the world. The sermon also emphasizes the role of pastors and teachers in nurturing and equipping God's people for mission and ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing one's identity in Christ. He mentions a book called "Living Free in Christ" that helps individuals understand how Christ can meet their critical needs and establish their identity in Him. The speaker believes that the primary issue is not just getting rid of demons, but getting right with God. He encourages listeners to submit to God and resist the devil, and shares a testimony of someone who found victory by applying these principles. Additionally, the speaker mentions the importance of studying and knowing the truth, and highlights the significance of addressing childhood issues in order to overcome problems in adulthood.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching as a community action and involvement of the church. He encourages the congregation to embrace their riches and acknowledge that God has blessed them. The preacher highlights the significance of humility and love, using the example of Jesus washing the disciples' feet. He also emphasizes the need for discernment in identifying individuals with the gift of preaching and encourages the congregation to read the Bible verse by verse.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the simple message of Jesus Christ to bring about true life change. He acknowledges that while some people may have emotional experiences at events like rock concerts or movies, true transformation comes from the preaching of the word of God. The preacher urges believers to remember that they represent the life-changing message of the gospel and should live in a way that reflects this message. He highlights the need for practical examples of holy living in order to impact the lives of those around us and ultimately bring glory to God.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of a man of God who was approached by a king and offered rewards and refreshment. However, the man of God refused, as he had received a specific instruction from the Lord not to eat or drink in that place. He was a man who was completely focused on following God's commands and was not swayed by worldly temptations. Later, an old prophet heard about the man of God's actions and invited him to his house, claiming to have a message from the Lord. Despite his initial hesitation, the man of God went with the prophet and ate and drank in his house. The sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering one's life to God and being obedient to His commands, regardless of the circumstances.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of delivering the word of God in its entirety. He highlights the need to not only focus on Jesus Christ's divinity and the need for evangelism, but also on his humanity and the building of the church through worshiping fellowships. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of addressing contemporary social issues and ethical responsibilities. He references the apostle Paul as an example of someone who admonished, corrected, and warned people based on scripture, with the expectation of repentance. The sermon concludes with the preacher sharing his own experience as an interim minister and expressing his hope for a suitable pastoral settlement based on the truths from the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the ultimate goal of our work and service as Christians, which is to manifest God and bring Him glory. He reminds us that this is not a small matter and should not be taken lightly. The speaker encourages us to constantly remind and encourage each other in this goal, as it is easy to forget and become immersed in the external works of the church. He highlights the importance of discernment and returning to the Lord to be reminded of His vision and burden for the work.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of God's dwelling place and how it relates to building the church. The foundation of God's dwelling place is His perfect love for us. The first floor represents our personal walk with the Lord, ensuring that our hearts are clean and pure. The second floor represents a godly home, which serves as a training ground for building the church. The speaker emphasizes the importance of discipleship and fulfilling the conditions of discipleship in order to be a true disciple of Jesus Christ. The sermon also touches on the Great Commission and the importance of making disciples of all nations, teaching them to obey God's word. The speaker encourages personal evangelism and emphasizes the need to do everything for the glory of God, rather than seeking recognition or praise from others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of experiencing the grace of God and recognizing our weakness. He encourages the audience to look to Jesus as the author and finisher of their faith. The speaker also discusses the significance of the church as the vessel entrusted with the testimony of Jesus. He highlights the diversity of local churches and the need for fellowship to share the fullness of Christ. The sermon concludes with the reminder that the Lord is looking for himself in the church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being holy and standing firm in the faith. He draws inspiration from the image of Roman soldiers who never retreated and were willing to die for their cause. The speaker also warns against false teachings and false prophets within the church, urging believers to be discerning and vigilant. He concludes by expressing his deep concern for those who deny the gospel and emphasizing the need for spiritual discernment.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of a successful outreach where people were enthusiastic and grateful for the opportunity to hear about Jesus. Despite the extreme heat, a group of individuals went door to door in Little Rock, Arkansas, sharing the gospel and leaving literature, even visiting the house of Hillary Clinton's mother. The speaker emphasizes the importance of hospitality and the impact it can have on someone's perception of Christianity. The sermon concludes with a call to view other Christians through the eyes of Jesus and to be faithful and committed to the Church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of reading the Bible systematically rather than relying on chance or selective reading. He warns against using a promise box to only focus on positive messages, as God's word also includes rebukes and negative aspects. The speaker shares that he has received harsh emails and even curses in response to his preaching, indicating that the topic he is addressing is sensitive. He then reads from 1 Corinthians 12:12-31, highlighting the analogy of the body and its members to emphasize the importance of unity and support within the church.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the urgent call for the church to understand its role in the end times, as outlined in the book of Joel. He stresses that the church is not to expect an imminent rapture but to prepare for a significant revival and judgment that will occur simultaneously. Bickle highlights the importance of prayer and intercession, asserting that the church has the power to change the course of history through its relationship with God. He warns against the deception of complacency regarding the end times and encourages believers to embrace their mandate to influence the world positively. The sermon serves as a rallying cry for the church to engage wholeheartedly in prayer and action to fulfill God's purposes in this critical hour.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of separation from the world in the life of Abraham. God called Abraham to leave his country, his family, and his father's house in order to establish a people of a different kind. The speaker highlights how God demonstrated the evil nature of the world through the plagues in Egypt and how He met Moses at the burning bush to deliver His people from the power of darkness. The sermon also mentions the Israelites' struggle with their hearts still being attached to Egypt even after being physically separated, and how crossing the Jordan River symbolized their hearts finally being out of Egypt. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for believers to be separated unto God and live a holy life that leaves a mark for God.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on Mark 14 and the story of Jesus raising a little girl from the dead. He emphasizes the tender and beautiful nature of Jesus' actions and highlights the importance of the church as a place for the Holy Spirit to dwell. The preacher encourages listeners to be thirsty for the resurrection power of God and to trust in His ability to bring them out of their misery, disappointment, and aimlessness. He emphasizes the need to seek the voice of God above all else and to rely on His supernatural intervention in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of personal surrender to Christ and yielding everything to Him. They highlight the contrast between churches that constantly plead for money and the Church of Christ, where monetary appeals are out of place because Christ is the head. The speaker shares their personal experience of knowing Christ intimately and emphasizes that the greatest thing one can know is that Christ becomes their personal head. They also discuss the significance of being baptized in the Holy Spirit and the need for churches to be governed by Christ through the agency of the Holy Ghost. The sermon concludes with the reminder that each generation must seek the will of Christ and walk in His plan for the church.

In this sermon, the speaker describes his role as a helpful assistant who assesses the health of small church communities. He shares that he gives a sermon to four or five families, discussing the state of their church and whether it will thrive or not. The sermon focuses on eight points for committing oneself to the brotherhood, including staying connected to Jesus Christ and supporting the ministry through prayer. The speaker then transitions to discussing the vital signs of a new church, emphasizing the importance of examining the congregation's relationships and commitment to determine its health.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical issue of defiling the temple of God, which he clarifies is not about physical buildings but about the hearts of believers. He reflects on Proverbs 30, highlighting a generation that is disconnected from God, cursing their parents, and living in self-righteousness. Beach urges the congregation to recognize that they are the temple of God, as stated in 1 Corinthians 3:16-17, and that true worship and holiness come from within, not from outward appearances or religious practices. He warns against the dangers of spiritual complacency and the need for genuine repentance and humility to allow God to purify His temple. The sermon concludes with a call to focus on the inward transformation that God desires, rather than the outward trappings of religion.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of recognizing our tendency to stray from God's path and the need for His guidance as our faithful shepherd. He contrasts the selfish desire of 'give me' with the transformative plea of 'make me,' illustrating how true fulfillment comes from seeking a relationship with God rather than material possessions. Through the parable of the prodigal son, he highlights the journey from wanting what we think we deserve to understanding our spiritual poverty and longing for God's presence. The sermon calls for a heart transformation that desires God above all else, urging believers to seek spiritual blessings and a deeper relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the congregation to come forward for prayer and reflection before leaving. He emphasizes the importance of keeping oneself in the love of God by addressing any bitterness, strife, or evil speaking in one's heart. The speaker also mentions the instructions given in a letter to abstain from idol pollution, fornication, and consuming certain types of meat and blood. He then discusses the purpose of the church and how it is God's task to build and add to it, rather than relying on human efforts or gimmicks. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for the church to fulfill its calling by feeding and caring for God's people, which will result in the Lord adding to the church.

In this sermon, Pastor William shares his experience of speaking at a ministers conference in Vancouver Island, where he witnessed a tremendous hunger for the things of God in the churches. He emphasizes that we are on the threshold of something phenomenal in the kingdom of God. Pastor William then quotes Jesus' words in John 13:17, stating that those who know and do the things of God will experience true happiness. He highlights the importance of turning to God in our quest for happiness and encourages the congregation to be part of the happiest church in the world, which can only be achieved by allowing God to unite and transform society amidst increasing division and bitterness.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of teamwork in the building of God's house, illustrating that no individual can outshine another in the body of Christ. He shares a personal story about his son playing soccer to highlight that every member has a vital role, and the success of the team depends on collective contributions rather than individual accolades. Beach warns against the dangers of pride and division within the church, urging believers to recognize their interconnectedness and the necessity of each member's contribution to fulfill God's purpose. He calls for a deeper understanding of God's overarching plan and the need for humility and unity among believers.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of becoming one with Christ. He emphasizes the idea of being joined unto Him and absorbed into Him, rather than trying to stay equal with Him. The preacher refers to the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand as an example of how God can use our small offerings to do great things. He concludes by highlighting the importance of suffering and sacrifice in becoming vessels of mercy and bringing the message of Christ to the world.

In this sermon, Hodgson's favor shares a vision he had from the Lord about a great and terrible war coming to the earth. He emphasizes that this war is not two separate wars, but one continuous conflict. He draws a parallel to the First and Second World Wars, stating that they are actually one war with different phases. Hodgson's favor also discusses the importance of prophecy and how God still speaks through his prophets today. He highlights the need for silence and unity in the church when it comes to doctrinal disputes, emphasizing that salvation is the same for both Jews and Gentiles through faith, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the grace of Jesus Christ. Lastly, he warns about Satan's attacks on marriages and the importance of maintaining strong relationships to avoid hindrances in prayer.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the urgency of reaching out to a lost world that is nearing judgment and the possibility of another war. He references J.B. Phillips, an English preacher, who had a transformative experience while reading the New Testament in Greek. The preacher emphasizes the need for obedience and surrender to God, asking for the removal of selfishness, pride, and weakness. He encourages the congregation to sing a hymn and concludes by highlighting the power of Christ in overcoming the depravity of man. The sermon also mentions the account of Peter and John in Acts chapter 3, where they are questioned about the healing of a man at the beautiful gate.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the characteristics of a healthy church, focusing on the importance of hearing and responding to the call of the Holy Spirit. He encourages believers to surrender unreservedly to God's grace, fostering a community that disciples one another and serves Christ selflessly. The sermon highlights the need for spiritual oversight and care within the church, urging members to prioritize genuine fellowship and mutual support. Beach Jr. calls for a heart of thankfulness, prayer, and joy among believers, as these are essential marks of a vibrant church community. Ultimately, he reminds the congregation that true spiritual growth and revival come from a deep commitment to the teachings of Jesus and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preparing for the Lord's Supper by meditating on the Lord and not appearing before God empty. The worship meeting should be focused on the Lord Jesus and the wonder of his cross. The speaker also discusses the concept of being changed into the image of Christ, which happens gradually through the work of the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes with a story about a prayer meeting that was transformed when a believer spoke up and prayed for life in the dead atmosphere.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the four functions of a head in the human body and how they relate to the spiritual realm. The first function is receiving input from every member and allowing direct communication with the head. The second function is making decisions, while the third is initiating action and setting things in motion. The fourth function is giving ongoing direction, with the key word being "initiate." The speaker also emphasizes the importance of Jesus as the perfect example of headship, as he never took the initiative but was in subjection to the Father.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the New Testament assembly, stating that it is important to the heart of God and the Lord Jesus Christ. He challenges the notion that the Church may not fulfill one's needs, stating that one gets out of the Church what they put into it. The speaker reads from Ephesians 4:1-6, highlighting the importance of unity and love within the Church. He also emphasizes the need for the Church to be a light in a dark world and to have a living faith that reaches out to others. The sermon concludes with a reminder that following the divine pattern is not enough, but the Church also needs the divine power.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in the church. He highlights how liturgy and strict scripts can hinder the Holy Spirit from working in a service. The speaker shares a personal experience of being given a script with limited time to preach, which made it difficult for the Holy Spirit to move. He emphasizes the need for believers to have a personal experience with God and the Holy Spirit, as teaching and modeling alone cannot bring about true transformation.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the urgent need for prayer and spiritual vigilance in the face of a growing apostasy, urging believers to seek God's grace to remain unspotted from the world. He illustrates the process of building God's house as a painful renovation, where God uproots old ways and instills new life through trials and suffering. The sermon highlights the importance of putting on the whole armor of God to withstand spiritual warfare, reminding us that our strength comes from the Lord, not ourselves. Beach encourages believers to embrace their struggles as opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation, ultimately leading to a deeper relationship with Christ. He calls for a commitment to truth, righteousness, and the power of prayer as essential components of our faith journey.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the gospel of the grace of God and the preaching of the kingdom of God. He emphasizes that salvation comes solely through God's grace and cannot be earned or deserved. The preacher also highlights the importance of warning and teaching others with tears, as well as supporting the weak and following Jesus' command to give rather than receive. Lastly, the sermon concludes with Paul's review of his ministry in Ephesus and his announcement of the sufferings he will face in Jerusalem.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being living epistles of Christ. He explains that the gospel spreads not only through preaching, but also through the way believers live their lives as testimonies of Christ. The speaker challenges the idea of needing letters of commendation or certificates of apostleship, stating that believers themselves are the evidence of their faith. He uses the example of the Apostle Paul, who was discredited and without credentials, yet his ministry was powerful because he was an epistle of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing our limitations and continually learning and growing. He uses the analogy of a child progressing through different grades to illustrate this point. The speaker then discusses a historical event where a man asks Jesus to mediate a dispute over inheritance. Instead of addressing the request directly, Jesus warns against the love of money and the need to make decisions in light of eternity. The speaker concludes by highlighting the danger of forgetting that we are risen with Christ and seeking earthly possessions, and encourages listeners to prioritize their relationship with God and serve others in their generation.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the theme of unity and forgiveness in chapter 18 of the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of not offending or despising others, especially the little ones. The speaker also highlights the need to embrace the cross and love the unlovable in order to win people to Christ. He encourages the church to prioritize love and unity over personal preferences and to rely on God's grace and the power of the Holy Spirit in evangelism.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having hearts for God and His work. He relates the story of Peter's imprisonment and miraculous release to his own experience of being freed from sin and Satan. The speaker calls upon men to embrace their role as spiritual leaders and to prioritize the things of God and the church. He challenges the audience to examine the condition of their hearts and asks if they have zeal for God and His work.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's plan and purpose for our lives. He reminds the audience that there is still time for us to yield our lives to God and be a part of His work. The speaker highlights the responsibility and urgency we have in this critical time. He explains that the pattern for the church is not found in the Old Testament or the New Testament letter, but in the living person of Jesus Christ. The speaker encourages the audience to live in the reality of God's plan and not get caught up in shadows or outdated patterns.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes that the building of the house of God is not about physical structures but about the spiritual dwelling of God within His people. He urges the congregation to pray for the eyes of their hearts to be opened to understand God's eternal purpose and the significance of the church as the body of Christ. Beach highlights that God's desire has always been to find a permanent home on earth where He can dwell, which is fulfilled in Jesus and continues through the church. He calls for believers to recognize their role as living stones in this spiritual house, emphasizing the need for divine revelation to grasp the hope of God's calling. Ultimately, the sermon challenges the church to move beyond mere rituals and to embrace their identity and purpose in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the main purpose of the ministry. He poses the question of how to define and summarize this ministry. The answer is found in the book of 2 Corinthians, where the word "glory" is mentioned thirteen times in just a few verses. The speaker explains that the ministry is ultimately about revealing and reflecting the glory of God, specifically through the knowledge of Jesus Christ. The goal is for believers to be transformed into the image of Christ, from glory to glory, by the work of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that the church is not a physical building or institution, but rather a spiritual entity that can only be seen, heard, and understood through a deep love for God. The preacher highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit in comprehending the mysteries of God and the true nature of the church. The sermon calls for a prayer for the Holy Spirit to reveal God's word and help believers overcome their limitations of understanding. The theme of the conference is Christ and the Church, and the preacher urges the audience to pursue a deeper understanding of the church according to God's heart before the imminent return of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's all-inclusive purpose. He highlights that while Christianity has many aspects, such as evangelism, teaching, and prophetic matters, these can sometimes become separate entities and cause Christians to lose sight of God's supreme objective. The speaker urges believers to seek after and know what God has instigated and committed himself to, despite the difficulties and challenges they may face. The sermon emphasizes the need to keep God's overarching purpose in view and to recognize that God commits himself wholly to the fulfillment of his intention.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trust and faithfulness in the church. He highlights that as the coming of the Lord approaches, believers have a special responsibility to bear the testimony of Jesus and bring in His Kingdom. The speaker refers to Ephesians 1:22-23, which states that God has made Jesus the head over all things to the church, and it is the church's responsibility to fulfill this testimony. The speaker also emphasizes the faithfulness of Jesus, who fully entrusted Himself to God's plan and declared the Father throughout His life, even unto death.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the parables of the age of mixture in Matthew chapter 13. He emphasizes that these parables serve as a warning about the temporary state of mixture in the church. The speaker explains that the parable of the leaven symbolizes sin, as leaven is never portrayed positively in Scripture. He highlights that the kingdom of God is not like leaven, but rather it is the church filled with life from God. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of recognizing and refusing to listen to those who try to define the church in a way that goes against the teachings of Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the church in God's plan. He highlights that God has created all things, including the Earth, the universe, and its resources, for the sake of the church. The preacher challenges the notion that the church is just a secondary or insignificant part of God's creation. He encourages ministers to have a vision of God's purpose and to be motivated by it, even in the face of discouragement. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace the eternal purpose of God and to be transformed by it.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the limitations of human capacity in understanding the word of God. He uses the example of the apostle Paul groaning under the constraint of his disciples' spiritual immaturity. The speaker emphasizes that there is so much more that the Lord wants to reveal to us, but our limited capacity hinders us from fully grasping it. He encourages the audience to seek a deeper understanding of the scriptures and to allow the Holy Spirit to liberate them from their spiritual limitations.

Robert Arthur emphasizes the significance of the Church as the body of Christ, highlighting that believers are called into fellowship with Jesus and are part of His divine plan. He discusses the diversity of gifts within the Church, stressing that each member has a unique role and function, all under the headship of Christ. Arthur encourages believers to recognize their responsibilities and the joy that comes from serving the Lord, even amidst trials. He underscores the importance of love as the foundation of all actions within the Church, urging unity and mutual care among its members. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of the Church's purpose and the necessity of the Holy Spirit's guidance in all matters.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a passionate and compassionate heart for God and for others. He challenges the audience to examine their own lives and question if they have truly been effective in leading others to Christ. The speaker also highlights the significance of fellowship with God and how it should motivate believers to share the same fellowship with others. He emphasizes that Christianity is about building relationships and encourages everyone to play a part in building the church. The sermon is based on the book of 1 John and references various sermons preached by Jesus, emphasizing the message of joy and the sum total of everything John heard from Jesus during his time with him.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of discovering the importance of exercising spiritual gifts within the context of a New Testament assembly. He emphasizes the need for individuals to develop their own convictions based on the Word of God, rather than relying on the beliefs of others. The speaker highlights Ephesians chapter 4 as a revolutionary passage that reveals the purpose of spiritual gifts in the church. He explains that when every member of the church actively uses their gifts, the body of Christ grows and is protected from false teachings and cults. The sermon encourages believers to embrace their role as evangelists, Bible students, and active participants in the ministry of the church.

The video is about a missionary in Arianjaya who faced difficult circumstances with the people he was trying to help. They were chronic thieves who stole everything from him, causing him frustration and almost a nervous breakdown. However, he learned to see the sovereignty of God and yielded to Him, which brought about a working relationship with God. The video also mentions the story of Moses, who spent the first 40 years of his life being trained in Egypt before his life radically changed. The speaker shares a personal story of how a seemingly mundane event, like a car breaking down, led to a significant turning point in his life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not wasting time on worldly distractions such as TV and cell phones. He encourages the audience to redeem their time and prioritize spiritual matters. The preacher quotes Spurgeon, who compares the beating of the heart to a muffled drum leading to the grave, highlighting the finite nature of our time on earth. The sermon concludes with a focus on living for Christ and allowing His love to compel us to live for Him rather than ourselves.

In this sermon entitled "To God Be Glory In The Church," Arthur Katz emphasizes the importance of aligning ourselves with the perfect standard that comes from heaven. He encourages listeners to discard anything that does not conform to this standard. Katz also highlights the significance of prayer and fasting, sharing personal experiences of how his fellowship's prayers have protected and guided individuals in dangerous situations. He emphasizes the need for a fervent desire to see the glory of God in the earth, stating that it can only be seen through the church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the commitment and actions required when following Jesus and being part of his church. The passage in Acts chapter two is seen as a blueprint for the architecture of the early church. The actions mentioned in the passage include devotion to teaching, breaking bread, and prayer. The speaker also highlights the transformative power of the cross and the sacrifice of Jesus, which led the early believers to participate in sacrificial acts, even in their finances. The sermon challenges the notion of church as mere entertainment and emphasizes the invitation for believers to fully participate in the life of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges and temptations faced by preachers in today's world. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to the message of the gospel and not compromising spiritual standards in order to attract more people. The speaker also highlights the need for a life of faith, just like the men in the New Testament who believed that God would take care of them. He encourages believers to serve as unto the Lord, as bond slaves who belong to their master and serve out of love, rather than working for a salary. The speaker concludes by stating that the responsibility for spreading the Christian movement should not solely rest on ministers, missionaries, and evangelists, but should be shared by the laity as well.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible beyond individual salvation. He uses the illustration of playing blackjack to highlight how often we focus only on our own relationship with God, rather than working collectively as a body of believers. The preacher also mentions the work of Children's Hunger Fund and their mercy networks, where supplies are sent to churches in need. He shares his admiration for a student who preached about the issue of isolation and the importance of community in helping those in need.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying connected to God and seeking Him with hunger and passion. He warns against allowing apathy and lukewarmness to enter our hearts and homes, as it can hinder the work of God. The preacher encourages the congregation to prostrate themselves before God and seek His face, as He is doing a new thing in His church. The sermon references Isaiah 42, where God declares that He will not share His glory with anyone else and that He will bring forth new things.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of putting God at the center of our lives. He describes a vision of a throne and a river of living water flowing from it. The preacher urges the congregation to forsake everything for their love of God and warns against putting any other love or person before Him. He also discusses the concept of the church as the bride of Christ and highlights the significance of reading the Bible to gain a deeper understanding of spiritual truths.

In this sermon, the pastor shares a story about a new pastor who constantly hears comparisons to the previous pastor's sermons and services. One day, the new pastor visits a young widow and her daughter, and the little girl mentions that the previous pastor used to kiss her mother too. The pastor then discusses the importance of coming near to God's table and keeping His charge. He emphasizes the need for a commission and order from God in order to be effective in ministry. The sermon concludes with a story about a woman who had a powerful encounter with God and became a worshiper of the Lamb.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of surrendering oneself completely to Jesus Christ. He encourages the audience to abandon their own desires and submit to the will of God. The preacher references Bible verses, such as John 10:11 and Matthew 25, to illustrate the concept of following Jesus and serving others. He also mentions the need to continually seek and study God's word in order to stay spiritually alive and fulfill God's purpose.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the transformative power of love in his sermon 'Building the House of God - the Many Wounds of Love - Part 2.' He illustrates how true love often comes with wounds and scars, drawing parallels to the suffering of Jesus Christ, who endured pain out of love for humanity. Beach encourages believers to embrace the wounds that come from loving others selflessly, reminding them that love requires vulnerability and forgiveness, even towards those who hurt us. He challenges the congregation to reflect on their responses to love and the scars they bear, urging them to seek God's grace to overcome selfishness and resentment. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to follow Christ's example of perfect love, despite the inevitable pain it may bring.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of seeking God's grace and finding balance in the Christian life. He highlights the concept of God's lavish provision for those who seek Him. The preacher also discusses the significance of the golden lampstands in the Old and New Testaments, symbolizing the witnessing church. He explains that just as the lampstand needs oil to sustain its light, Christians need God to live a fulfilling life. The sermon concludes with a personal story of a man who realized his need for Christ and experienced a transformation in his life.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing a personal experience of intense suffering in Asia. He emphasizes that suffering is a crucial aspect of ministry and testimony, as it is through suffering that we can truly understand and participate in the sufferings of Christ. The speaker uses the analogy of vine dressing to illustrate how suffering involves being cut back and stripped, leading to a greater yield of fruit. He concludes by highlighting the purpose of suffering, which is to teach us not to trust in ourselves but in God who raises the dead.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the imagery found in the book of Revelation. He describes the scene of the throne of God, with seven lamps of fire and a sea of glass. The preacher explains that the four living creatures represent the four gospels, with the lion symbolizing Matthew, the calf symbolizing Mark, the face of a man symbolizing Luke, and the flying eagle symbolizing John. The preacher also highlights the significance of the eyes of the living creatures, representing foresight, hindsight, and insight. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the central role of Jesus as the lamb, the sacrifice for humanity's sins.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of deliberating on eternal issues and focusing on God's loving kindness, faithfulness, righteousness, and carefulness. The fellowship of the Church of Jesus Christ is a place where believers can come together to praise God and seek His guidance. The speaker encourages listeners to walk about Zion, to observe and appreciate its towers and bulwarks, and to declare the wonders they have discovered. The Church of Jesus Christ is not only a place of declaration but also a place of decision, where believers can confidently proclaim that God is their God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the church is not a physical building or human bodies, but a gathering of saints in a place that is not of this creation. The focus is on the ministry of the church, particularly the service of God. The speaker references Mark 11:17, where it is written that God's house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations. The sermon also delves into Hebrews chapter 9, highlighting the importance of divine service and the role of believers as servants of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a woman who encountered a dangerous criminal in a shopping mall. Despite the man's evil intentions, the woman boldly spoke to him about Jesus and the presence of God overwhelmed him. He eventually prayed to Jesus and experienced a radical transformation, becoming a born-again Christian. The story highlights the power of sharing the gospel and the ability of Jesus to change lives. The speaker emphasizes the importance of serving God above all else and not being swayed by the opinions of others or societal movements.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes that Christ is the essence of life and urges believers to seek a genuine relationship with Him, free from the deceptions and darkness of the world. He warns against the dangers of being governed by worldly influences and stresses the importance of acknowledging our need for God's grace and forgiveness. The preacher highlights that true salvation and spiritual growth come from a daily communion with Christ, rather than mere adherence to doctrine. He calls for a renewed passion for Christ, asserting that the church must be a living expression of Him, filled only with what reflects His nature. Ultimately, Beach Jr. reminds the congregation that the greatest need is to see God afresh and to allow Christ to be the foundation and life of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spreading the good news and building up the body of believers. He suggests that the church should consider reaching out to neighborhoods in Brooklyn and other parts of the city to plant the gospel and start new churches. The speaker also highlights the gift of showing mercy and lifting up those who have fallen down, using the example of a Christian evangelist who had a gift for bringing children to church. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging believers to surrender their lives to God and to actively use their gifts for the strengthening of the church.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of following God's blueprint for marriage. He emphasizes that when a society turns away from God, the breakdown of the marriage relationship is often the first noticeable sign. The preacher highlights the significance of marriage as an institution linked to the heart of God and encourages couples to model their relationships after the pattern of Christ and His church. The sermon also emphasizes the need for husbands to love their wives selflessly and sacrificially, just as Christ loved the church.