In this sermon, the preacher, D.L. Moody, emphasizes the importance of being prepared to meet God at any moment. He warns that God's coming can be sudden and unexpected, just like in the days of Noah. Moody quotes from Ezekiel 33, emphasizing the need to heed God's warnings and take them seriously. He pleads with the audience to ask themselves if they are ready to meet God and urges them to make preparations before the sermon ends. Moody also shares a personal story about a man named Chell who was willing to go to India for missionary work, highlighting the willingness to serve God. The sermon concludes with a reminder to always be ready for the return of the Son of Man.

In this sermon, Dr. Andre shares a personal story about a man who sought his help in understanding a certain topic. Despite being initially hesitant, Dr. Andre patiently explained the concept to him until the early morning hours. The man then confidently demonstrated his understanding in front of three professors. Dr. Andre also highlights the importance of dedication, diligence, and discipline in one's life, which he had observed in the man's character. Additionally, Dr. Andre mentions the man's journey of finding faith in Jesus Christ and how it transformed his life.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by sharing how a large number of people initially attended their meetings, including many children who were later forbidden to attend by the priest. The preacher recounts an incident where a person cursed the priest and shortly after, died from touching an electric wire. The sermon then shifts to the topic of death, emphasizing its sudden and unexpected nature. The preacher urges the audience to focus on their relationship with God and not be attached to worldly pleasures, as the world is temporary. The sermon concludes with a reference to the parable of the ten virgins and the importance of being prepared for the judgment day.

In this sermon transcript, Dr. Evie Hill delivers a heartfelt message at his wife's funeral. He reflects on the 32 years they spent together and the love and support she gave him. Through his words, Dr. Hill emphasizes the peace and love that comes from God, which the world cannot understand. He praises his wife for her simplicity, contentment, and unwavering support for her family. Dr. Hill acknowledges that he is emotionally moved as he delivers this message and encourages the listeners to open their hearts and let the Lord speak to them.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of guarding the gift of the gospel of Jesus Christ. He highlights that the gospel is the most precious and powerful thing entrusted to humanity. The speaker encourages the audience to be faithful and true to the gospel, cherishing it and passing it along to future generations. He also reflects on the legacy of the pastor who delivered the sermon, highlighting the impact he had on the church and urging the congregation to continue his ministry. The sermon references the book of 2 Timothy, where Paul admonishes his protégé to fan into flame the gift of God and not be ashamed of the testimony about the Lord. The speaker concludes by quoting from a treasured volume, emphasizing the victory over death that comes through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a little boy who accidentally breaks a vase his mother had bought. The boy tries to put the vase back together but fails. His father comes and comforts him, explaining that sometimes things cannot be fixed on our own. The preacher then presents six stubborn statements that we must confront or risk ruin. These statements include the sovereignty of God, the total depravity of man, and God's choosing of people for salvation. The sermon emphasizes the need to face these truths and rely on God's grace and power.