In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being a follower of Jesus Christ. He highlights that Jesus is the only way to the Father and without Him, no one can be reconciled to God. The preacher discusses how humanity has been seeking the way through various philosophies and fields of study, but ultimately, it is only through Jesus that salvation is found. He urges the listeners to examine their own faith and ensure that they are truly following Jesus, rather than relying on religious practices or the company of other believers. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the road to destruction is wide, but the way of life is narrow and requires repentance and surrender to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the true gospel of Christ and calling people to repentance and faith. He highlights that the evidence of true conversion is the ongoing work of sanctification in a person's life. The preacher also discusses the urgency of missions and emphasizes the command to go and share the gospel. He shares a personal experience of being convicted of sins and finding joy in God's forgiveness, emphasizing the need for grace in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding who God is and what He has done for us in Christ as the motivation for living the Christian life. The first 11 chapters of the book of Romans are highlighted, where Paul addresses the fallen state of humanity and the radical depravity of mankind. However, Paul also reveals the great work that God has done for us in Christ, offering salvation by faith. The speaker encourages believers to offer their lives as a response to God's grace and to discipline themselves to godliness through studying the Word of God and seeking godly counsel.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the listeners to not lose hope in the face of failure and to press on towards God. He references a scripture from Isaiah, urging the audience to arise and shine because the light of the Lord has come upon them. The speaker then transitions to a passage from John chapter 19, where Jesus is crucified. He prays for the church to be freed from the influence of ungodly men and for a resurrection of true conviction. The overall message is a call for the church to be revived and to embrace the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of desiring to partake in God's nature, which is the greatest gift He can give. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their lives and strive to live like the apostles, who were conscious of nothing against themselves. The speaker shares personal experiences of being a demonstration to others by not making excuses to miss meetings, even when sick, and by not making demands on others. The sermon concludes with an invitation to humble oneself under God's hand and receive the grace to live a victorious life in the spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of trusting in God and keeping our minds fixed on Him. He quotes Isaiah 26:3, which states that God will keep us in perfect peace if our minds are stayed on Him. The speaker shares a personal experience of feeling unwell but being able to take the service because of his trust in God. He emphasizes the need to trust in God and rely on His peace, which surpasses all understanding. The sermon encourages listeners to abide in God and experience the abundant life that comes from trusting in Him.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the profound invitation from Jesus to follow Him, which transcends mere evangelism and calls for a life of obedience and surrender to God's will. He reflects on how Jesus lived in total dependence on the Father, demonstrating that our actions should stem from a deep relationship with God rather than mere duty or need. Yohannan illustrates this with the story of three stonecutters, highlighting the importance of understanding the 'why' behind our actions. He urges believers to prioritize intimacy with God, as true ministry flows from a life that reflects Christ's love and purpose. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to live as Jesus did, focusing on eternal values rather than worldly distractions.

In this video, Brother KP Johannen speaks at a revival conference in Texas. He emphasizes the importance of leaving everything behind in order to follow Jesus. He shares a personal experience of feeling convicted while preparing to preach and realizing the need to simply talk to people instead of preaching at them. Brother KP highlights the example of living like Christ and for Christ, and encourages viewers to follow Jesus in his way.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude to Jesus for his offer and for the help he provides. The speaker then mentions being a father for four years and someone being dead for five years, possibly referring to a personal experience. The speaker also shares a story about attending a convention where they were the youngest preacher on the platform. After speaking about Jesus and the power of God, the whole congregation experiences a powerful manifestation of the Holy Spirit. This event leads to the speaker realizing the importance of relying on the Spirit of God rather than personal strength.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living as Jesus lived. He references Matthew's Gospel chapter nine, highlighting Jesus' compassion for the suffering and abused. The speaker challenges the audience to have a heart that breaks for those in need, such as the people in Burma, Iraq, India, and Haiti. He also discusses Jesus' passion for the lost and shares a testimony of a film team that witnessed many people coming to Christ in a Muslim-populated area. The speaker encourages listeners to pray and actively participate in reaching the lost world.

In this sermon, Dan Augsberger discusses the concept of following Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of willingly sacrificing one's own desires and ambitions in order to live according to God's will and advance His kingdom. Augsberger uses the analogy of an auction to illustrate the idea of giving our best to God and not settling for less. He also highlights the humility of Jesus, who voluntarily left heaven and took on human form to fulfill God's plan. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to wholeheartedly commit to following Jesus and living a transformed life.

In this sermon, K.P. draws attention to the fact that Jesus didn't need a large number of people to change the world. He only needed 11 imperfect disciples, including Judas and Peter. K.P. emphasizes that even though Peter denied Christ, he became the greatest leader of the church. The sermon then focuses on 1 John 2:6, which states that Christians are called to live as Jesus lived. K.P. encourages listeners to follow Jesus and not get caught up in politics, agendas, doctrines, or denominations.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a real-life story about a man named Gunnar who had a profound impact on people's lives through his daily commitment to sharing the gospel. Gunnar had made a promise to himself to tell 10 people about Jesus every day, and he did so by giving out gospel tracks. Over the course of 40 years, he witnessed to and talked to an estimated 146,000 people. Despite living in a small house and having limited means, Gunnar saw every interaction as an opportunity to bring someone closer to Christ. The preacher emphasizes that we are all called and commissioned to continue this journey of sharing the gospel, and that even the smallest acts can have a significant impact in God's upside-down kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experiences with people who have obtained PhDs in theology and criticizes their arrogance, pride, deceit, and hunger for power and money. He emphasizes the importance of finding people who are like Christ and embody humility. The sermon then focuses on the final act of Jesus' journey towards Jerusalem, highlighting his choice to ride on a donkey as a symbol of embracing nothingness and giving up everything. The speaker also discusses the pain and agony Jesus must have felt as he watched the sinful actions of mankind, emphasizing the need for redemption.

Mariano Di Gangi emphasizes that Jesus is the light of the world, contrasting the darkness of sin and ignorance with the illuminating truth and guidance that comes from following Him. He recounts the story of the woman caught in adultery to illustrate Jesus' mercy and the call to leave a life of sin. Di Gangi explains that true faith involves a commitment to follow Jesus, which leads to spiritual enlightenment and moral clarity. He warns against the temptation to prefer darkness over light, highlighting the consequences of ignoring Christ's guidance. Ultimately, he encourages believers to embrace the light of life that Jesus offers, leading to freedom from sin and a relationship with God.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical question of whether we are truly following Jesus and possessing the Holy Spirit. He challenges listeners to reflect on their relationship with Christ, urging them to seek genuine fellowship, honesty, and a willingness to surrender their rights to God. The sermon highlights that true followers of Jesus will experience a transformative relationship with the Holy Spirit, leading to obedience, love for God, and a life that reproves the world of sin. Beach warns against the dangers of lukewarm faith and encourages believers to seek a deeper, more authentic connection with the Holy Spirit, which is essential for living a life that honors God.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of self-denial in following Jesus, urging believers to confront their pride and self-sufficiency that hinder their relationship with God. He calls for genuine repentance and brokenness, highlighting that true discipleship requires forsaking worldly pursuits and embracing a life of humility and obedience to Christ. The preacher stresses that following Jesus means laying down personal agendas and desires, and instead, being led by the Holy Spirit to fulfill God's will. He warns against the dangers of making excuses that prevent true discipleship and encourages a deep longing for God's presence in our lives and communities.

Phil Beach Jr. challenges the congregation to reflect on their true following of Jesus, emphasizing that self-deception can cloud our understanding of our spiritual state. He urges believers to seek God's Word for truth rather than relying on feelings, highlighting that true followers will hear Jesus' voice and obey His commands. The sermon stresses the importance of intimacy with Christ, honesty in our relationship with Him, and the necessity of surrendering our rights to follow Him fully. Beach warns against the dangers of modern Christianity that prioritizes comfort and pleasure over genuine discipleship. Ultimately, he calls for a passionate longing for God that leads to a transformative relationship with Jesus.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the necessity of embracing tribulation as a means to build faith and experience God's love. He explains that tribulations refine us, teaching patience and hope, and ultimately leading us to follow the Lamb, Jesus Christ, through our trials. Waldvogel encourages believers to remain steadfast in prayer and to fight against the temptations of the world, flesh, and the devil, asserting that true victory comes through enduring hardships. He reminds the congregation that God has chosen us in the furnace of affliction, and through these challenges, we can find our way to salvation. The sermon calls for a commitment to faith, urging listeners to choose Jesus over worldly comforts.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that true effectiveness in winning souls for Christ comes only from following Jesus closely. He warns against using worldly methods that deviate from Christ's teachings, asserting that such approaches will not yield lasting results. Spurgeon encourages believers to preach the full gospel with the same gentleness, boldness, and love that Jesus exemplified, relying on the Holy Spirit for guidance. He stresses that only by adhering to Christ's example can we become successful fishers of men. Ultimately, the call is to prioritize Jesus' methods over sensationalism in ministry.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the necessity of following Jesus through the narrow gate, contrasting it with the broad way that leads to destruction. He challenges listeners to evaluate their commitment to Christ, urging them to seek a personal relationship with Him rather than relying on religious traditions or the company of others. Waldvogel illustrates that true followers of Jesus may often walk alone but are never truly alone, as He accompanies them through life's challenges. The preacher warns against being distracted by the sins of others and encourages believers to keep their focus on Jesus as their standard. Ultimately, he calls for a genuine, daily commitment to following Christ, which is essential for true spiritual life.