In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing and trusting Jesus Christ as the Savior. He criticizes liberalistic, socialistic, and modernistic ideologies that deny the need for personal salvation and inner transformation. The preacher warns about the communist infiltration of churches and religious organizations, aiming to discredit the truth of the Bible and replace it with a social religion. He urges believers to contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, as there are ungodly individuals who distort the grace of God and deny Jesus Christ as the only Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing Jesus as the ultimate refuge and savior. He highlights the historical significance of Jesus' birth and his role as a cover from the storm and a refuge from trouble, as prophesied by Isaiah. The speaker also discusses the mission of the Christian mission to the communist world, which aims to provide accurate information about the enemy while also presenting Jesus to the audience. The sermon concludes with a plea for the listeners to consider accepting Jesus as their personal savior, highlighting the importance of not only being anti-communist but also having a relationship with Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impact of socialism, communism, and central planning on North Korean society. They emphasize that these ideologies have deeply influenced the culture, thinking, and fundamental assumptions of the people. The speaker highlights the consequences of these ideologies, including the banning and persecution of religion, particularly Christianity. They also raise questions about the ability of North Koreans to adapt to new paradigms and survive after the collapse of the current system. The sermon encourages the church to consider these factors and seek ways to rebuild the nation and its people.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the horrors of communism and the need to fight against it. He emphasizes the importance of helping those who are enslaved by communism and calls for prayer for the work being done. The speaker also urges the audience to turn to Jesus Christ and accept Him as their Lord and Savior. He believes that with God's blessing and national repentance, the battle against communism can be won. The sermon also briefly mentions historical events related to communism, such as the Brotherhood of Peace in France and the influence of J.J. Rousseau. The speaker concludes by highlighting the need for knowledge and understanding in order to effectively combat communism.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the deceit and destruction caused by Satan since the fall of man. The world has been ravaged by wars, revolutions, dictatorships, exploitation, racism, false religions, and various other sins. However, God did not abandon humanity and sent his son, Jesus Christ, to save them. The preacher also mentions the personal life of Karl Marx, a prominent figure in history, and highlights the negative impact of Satanism on his life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of brainwashing in Communist China and its implications for the soul. He emphasizes the importance of preparing for eternity and accepting Christ as one's personal Savior. The speaker explains that brainwashing in Communist China involves the tormentors becoming the saviors, providing food, medical attention, and care to the helpless victims. The process includes long hours of staring into space, loss of enthusiasm and zeal, fragmented memory, and a susceptibility to believe the new voices promoting communism. Additionally, the victims are required to repeatedly write out their life's history, including personal information about themselves and others. The speaker urges listeners to turn to God and renew their minds through His divine service.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the violent demonstrations that took place in Mexico and the involvement of the Communist Party. The Mexican government eventually announced the disbandment of the demonstrations, using various means such as leaflets, loudspeakers, television, and radio. The speaker also mentions encountering a shocking poster depicting Jesus as a revolutionary, which was a disturbing portrayal. The sermon concludes with the question of what can be done in the face of communism, and the speaker introduces a plan called the S-I-O-D plan for Christian mission to the communist world.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the method of spreading the gospel message to communist countries, particularly China. They describe how clear plastic envelopes containing the gospel message, along with a cork straw and chewing gum, are dropped into the seas and carried by ocean currents towards communist shores. The speaker references Bible verses such as Proverbs 18:10 and Romans 10:13 to emphasize the power and safety found in calling upon the name of the Lord. They also discuss the history of communism in China, highlighting the influence of literature and student demonstrations in its rise. The sermon concludes with an appeal for prayer for the suffering Christians in communist countries and for the work of Christian missions in reaching out to them.