In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of going out and sharing the good news of God's work in our lives. He encourages young people to not be discouraged by their lack of formal education, but to boldly proclaim what God has done for them. The speaker also mentions a Tate series on God's plan of salvation, which provides a more in-depth understanding of conversion and leading others to Christ. The sermon highlights the compassion of Jesus towards the lost and emphasizes the need for believers to have a glimpse into God's heart for redemption.

In this sermon, the speaker challenges the audience to reconsider their view of the world as either a playground or a battlefield. He suggests that if we could see the spiritual reality behind the material world, with its agony and spiritual destruction, we would change our perspective. The speaker emphasizes that many young people view the world as a place to play and have fun, unaware of the poverty and suffering that exists in other countries. He urges young people to use their financial and time freedom wisely, either by playing it away or praying it away. The speaker also shares his personal testimony of how spending 150 days meditating on the Sermon on the Mount transformed his view of money and business.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing a personal anecdote about a conversation he had with someone about his family. The conversation took a serious turn when the speaker mentioned his children and their noble pursuits. This led to a moment of silence and a realization that there are more important things in life than trivial pursuits. The speaker then transitions to discussing God's ideals and the importance of knowing and following His rules. He emphasizes the need to fully commit to God's race, even if it means facing challenges and difficulties. The sermon concludes with a reference to James 4 and the reminder to not befriend the world, but to be a friend of God.

In this sermon, Brother Denny emphasizes the importance of discipleship and the Christian life. He encourages his audience to prioritize their walk with God by getting rid of anything that doesn't contribute to it and adding on things that do. He highlights the disciplines of giving secretly, working diligently, practicing solitude, rising early in the morning, and staying up all night in prayer. Brother Denny also references the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapter six, specifically focusing on the discipline of giving alms secretly.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of dealing with the root issues in our hearts and lives rather than just focusing on practical matters. He warns against the danger of attending Bible schools or conferences without allowing the work of transformation to take place in our hearts. The speaker then discusses the spirit of a learner and the attitudes of a disciple, using the example of Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount. He encourages listeners to unite their hearts with the lowly attitudes expressed in the Sermon on the Mount and to humble themselves before the Lord.