In this sermon, the preacher addresses the struggles and challenges that believers face after experiencing a powerful transformation in their lives through Christ. He acknowledges that many people in the congregation have gone through a similar experience of initially finding hope and optimism in their faith, only to be faced with darkness and adversity. The preacher encourages the listeners to remember that they are part of a kingdom that cannot be overcome by any opposition. He uses the example of the apostles facing a violent storm after witnessing the miracle of provision to illustrate the enemy's opposition to the free gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to persevere and trust in God's strength to overcome any challenges they may face.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the story of Peter and his denial of Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of loyalty and devotion to God, especially in times of difficulty. The speaker recounts a personal experience of facing a hostile crowd and being accused of cowardice. He highlights the consequences of Peter's actions and the subsequent feelings of disillusionment, defeat, and despair. The sermon concludes with a challenge to prioritize prayer and maintain a strong connection with God, even in the midst of busy lives.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his own experience of feeling out of control in life. He emphasizes that human efforts to gain control only reinforce the fact that we are ultimately out of control. The speaker then shares a personal story of how he was asked to sing a solo at a large gathering, despite feeling inadequate. As he sang, the presence of the Lord came upon the audience, leading to powerful experiences of conviction and healing. The speaker also draws a parallel to the story of Peter walking on water, highlighting the importance of taking risks and stepping out in faith.