In this sermon, the speaker discusses the spiritual state of young people in America, as revealed by a survey conducted by George Barna. The survey found that many young people have a moral standard of "whatever" and lack strong convictions. The speaker emphasizes the need for the church to engage in holy conflict with the world and live as children of light. They also address the opposition faced by those who speak against the homosexual agenda, being labeled as hate-filled bigots. The sermon concludes with an invitation to attend a conference focused on taking back cities for God.

In this sermon, Bishop Stuart Ruck shares a personal story about his son breaking his wrist during a soccer match. He emphasizes the deep love he has for his children and how he would fiercely protect his relationship with them. Bishop Ruck then discusses the invisible attributes of God, specifically his eternal power and divine nature, which are clearly perceived through creation. He highlights the tension between serving ourselves and serving the Creator, and how choosing sin can momentarily evaporate our connection with God.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the curse placed on humanity and how it led to slavery. He then mentions the betrayal of Judas Iscariot and how he ended up in hell for eternity. The preacher emphasizes that sinners who know the judgment of God are deserving of death, questioning why capital punishment has been abolished. The sermon transitions to a new series called "The Pilgrim's Problems," with the first topic being homosexuality. The preacher states that his role is to provide the Bible's perspective on this issue and promises to explore relevant passages, starting with Romans chapter one.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of God's existence and how it can be understood through the creation of the world. He emphasizes that God's eternal power and Godhead can be clearly seen and understood by observing the intricate and precise workings of the universe. The preacher also addresses the question of what will happen to those who have never heard the name of Christ, stating that man did not start in a jungle but has found himself there. He concludes by mentioning that he will be addressing various societal issues such as homosexuality, divorce, abortion, and alcohol in future sermons.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the topic of homosexuality and scripture. He begins by discussing the wrath of God being revealed against the godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth. He emphasizes that since the creation of the world, God's invisible qualities have been clearly seen, making mankind without excuse. The crux of the sermon is found in verses 26 and 27, where it is stated that God gave people over to sinful lusts, resulting in the exchange of natural relations for unnatural ones. The preacher concludes by stating that he will only speak on what scripture says about homosexuality, leaving out the biological, psychological, medical, and legal aspects of the topic.