In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having the presence of the Lord in our gatherings. He explains that if God's presence is with us, His glory will be manifested. The speaker also discusses the difference between being religious and being spiritual, stating that the presence of the Lord is what distinguishes the two. He highlights the need to satisfy God in order for Him to come into rest among His people. The sermon concludes with a call to praise and pray, acknowledging that God's work is just the beginning and that we should anticipate His future plans for His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a clear understanding of the basics of dedication to God. He explains that when God extends mercy to us, it is like bringing us halfway back to Him, and it is up to us to fully embrace that mercy and present ourselves as living sacrifices to God. The speaker uses the example of a slave who, after serving faithfully for six years, chooses to remain with his master out of love and dedication. This act of dedication is symbolized by the slave's ear being pierced against the doorpost, signifying his commitment to be a bondservant for life. The sermon encourages listeners to reflect on their own dedication to God and to fully surrender themselves to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of learning from past experiences and coming to the knowledge of the truth. He refers to the Israelites' 40-year journey in the wilderness as an example of how God tests and develops individuals. The speaker highlights the significance of having a burden and the enablement that comes with it, leading to the development of gifts and ministries. He also mentions the concept of deliverance into dependence on the Lord, using the example of putting the choir in front of the army as a demonstration of trust in God's power.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a powerful experience of taking communion in a camp setting. He describes the humble elements of bread and wine, symbolizing the self-giving of Jesus Christ. The speaker then shares a personal story of being exchanged for a chicken in a tribal encounter, highlighting the value of human life. He emphasizes the importance of being dedicated to God and living in His will, using Romans 12:1-2 as a basis for surrendering our bodies as a living sacrifice. The sermon concludes with a prayer for strength and determination to remain faithful until the return of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude to the congregation and the ministry for their impact on his life. He shares his personal journey of transformation, starting from being a tourist with no belief in God to encountering a personal God through a church member's tract. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fully surrendering to God and not settling for a stagnant Christian life. He encourages the congregation to give their hearts and lives to God and to continually seek His will. The sermon also references 1 Chronicles 29, highlighting the need to turn to the Word of God in establishing a new church or fellowship.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the essential principles of the Christian life. He begins by discussing Moses and how he was learned in the wisdom of the Egyptians and mighty in words and deeds. The speaker highlights how Moses was miraculously preserved by God and chosen to deliver the Israelites from the Egyptians. He then addresses the audience, reminding them that God is not unconcerned or incompetent, but rather the Lord of the heart and all of history. The speaker encourages the audience to learn from the examples of Hudson Taylor, A.B. Simpson, and George Miller, who were ordinary individuals who qualified in the School of Failure and discovered that apart from God, they were nothing. The sermon concludes with a reference to Moses encountering the burning bush and God reminding him that even something remarkable like a burning bush would eventually burn out, but God is eternal and unchanging.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses frustration with the current teaching methods in schools and emphasizes the importance of repetition in learning. He encourages his audience to be awake and engaged during his message. The speaker discusses the concept of interpreting one's own "tree" or challenges in life, and suggests that prayer and seeking God's promises can help overcome these challenges. He also mentions the desire to give a series of teachings on prayer, but acknowledges the limitations of time and the need for repetition in his current setting.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of moving beyond the foundational teachings of the faith and progressing in our spiritual journey. He shares a story of a young man who was curious about the joy and love he saw in a group of believers and eventually came to know the Lord. The speaker highlights the need for a heart transformation and wholehearted devotion to God. He encourages believers to recognize the desperate need in the world and to be dedicated and unwavering in their faith, trusting in God's limitless power.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of dedication in the context of the word of God. He emphasizes the challenges faced by those who dare to step out of line and pioneer new paths in their faith. The preacher highlights the importance of appreciating and supporting the pioneers who pave the way for others. He also references the story of Caleb in the Bible, who remained dedicated to following God despite the doubts and fears of his fellow Israelites.

John Sung emphasizes the importance of dedication to God through the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. He highlights that in our 'desert' age, many lack spiritual nourishment, and challenges believers to offer what they have, just as the little boy offered his five loaves and two fishes. Sung explains that true dedication involves placing ourselves in Jesus' hands, allowing Him to bless and break us, so we can be used to feed others spiritually. He encourages the congregation to recognize their own gifts and to share them selflessly, leading to abundance and fulfillment in their lives. Ultimately, the message is about surrendering to God for transformation and service.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the past year as a time of both blessings and challenges in their walk with God. They express a belief that God is doing something significant in this generation, something beyond our understanding. The speaker discusses the importance of walking in truth and developing a sense of fellowship with God. They emphasize the need for an ordered life and the consequences of disregarding God's laws. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God to use our knowledge and dedication for His purposes.