In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of attending a conference in South Africa and the challenges of the schedule. Despite feeling exhausted, the speaker allowed others to pray for them. The sermon then transitions to discussing the story of Moses, highlighting how he encountered God and was chosen for a purpose. The speaker emphasizes that following God's plan is not difficult, but rather the decision to do so can be challenging. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of sharing the love of Jesus and making Him known to others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing the word of God to understand His glory and majesty. He refers to Acts chapter 4 verse 13, where it is mentioned that people saw the boldness of the Christians. However, the speaker also highlights the need for Christians to love one another instead of shoving each other. Amidst a chaotic world, the speaker encourages believers to be still and know that God is in control. He emphasizes the significance of intimate communion with God and the importance of ministering to Him rather than just focusing on external acts of service. The speaker also mentions the mercy of God and how it should be remembered throughout history. The sermon concludes with a reference to living on borrowed time and the impact of a person who lives in close fellowship with Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spending time alone with God. He uses the example of Moses, who spent six days alone with God on the mountain and became radiant as a result. The speaker suggests that our lack of closeness to God may be due to not prioritizing time with Him. He challenges the audience to be willing to pay the price of spending time with God in order to experience intimacy with Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of a moment that is yet to come, when all people, both living and dead, will stand before Jesus Christ for judgment. Many will realize at that moment what they have missed out on in their lives. The preacher shares his personal experience of longing for something beyond what his family could provide, and how he found fulfillment in a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. He highlights the eternal nature of this relationship and the hope, joy, and purpose it brings. The sermon also emphasizes God's love and sacrifice in sending his Son to die for our sins, offering forgiveness and the opportunity for intimate fellowship with God.

In this sermon, Pastor Bill shares a story about a high school teacher who told a dirty story in the classroom, highlighting the power of God to convict and transform hearts. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance and dealing with the areas of our lives that He reveals to us. Pastor Bill also discusses the disciples' journey of learning and growing under Jesus' teaching, emphasizing that it was not until they were filled with the Holy Spirit that they were truly ready to fulfill their calling. He concludes by emphasizing the need for genuine fellowship with God, which requires dedicated time spent in prayer and studying the Scriptures.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of living a sanctified life according to God's commandments. He highlights nine areas of sanctity that believers should strive for. These include avoiding taking the Lord's name in vain, honoring the sanctity of time, maintaining a sanctified home, valuing the sanctity of life, upholding the sanctity of sex, having a proper relationship with possessions, and being truthful even when it's not convenient. The preacher emphasizes the need to trust in God's provision and take risks in obedience to Him. He also shares a story of a man who quit selling tobacco despite facing financial difficulties, and how God blessed him for his obedience. The sermon concludes with a reminder to be content and avoid coveting, as expressed in Philippians.

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.

Bob Sorge emphasizes the transformative power of the blood of Jesus in his sermon 'Sprinkled by the Blood.' He shares his personal journey of seeking God amidst struggles, highlighting that true intimacy with God is achieved through faith in Christ's sacrifice. Sorge illustrates how believers can boldly approach God, not based on their own righteousness, but through the righteousness granted by faith in Jesus. He encourages the congregation to embrace their identity as beloved children of God, fully accepted and loved, and to draw near to Him with confidence. Ultimately, the message is about living in the embrace of the Father, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

David Davis emphasizes the significance of Elijah's time by the brook Kharit, where he learned the importance of a hidden life with God. Despite being a prominent prophet, Elijah was instructed to retreat and rely on God's provision, symbolizing the need for intimacy and communion with the Lord. The brook, representing a place of inheritance and humility, served as a preparation ground for Elijah's future ministry. Davis highlights that true ministry begins with personal sanctification and obedience to God's word, as Elijah waited and trusted in God's provision. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to prioritize their private relationship with God to prepare for greater works.

David Davis emphasizes the significance of Elijah's hidden life with God, illustrating how the prophet received God's word and obeyed by retreating to the brook Kherit. This period of solitude was crucial for Elijah's spiritual preparation, allowing him to commune with God and receive sustenance, both physically and spiritually. Davis highlights that true ministry begins with a deep, personal relationship with God, where one learns obedience and faithfulness in the small things. The brook symbolizes a place of inheritance and intimacy with God, where believers can be refreshed and prepared for their calling. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a commitment to a private life of prayer and communion with God, which is essential for effective public ministry.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the necessity of cultivating intimacy with God, likening it to the oil needed by the ten virgins in Matthew 25. He explains that the wise virgins took oil for their lamps, representing a deep, personal relationship with the Bridegroom God, while the foolish ones neglected this vital aspect, leading to their exclusion from the wedding feast. Bickle warns that in the end times, the pressures of life and temptation will increase, making it crucial for believers to prioritize their spiritual preparation and connection with God. He encourages the audience to actively seek this intimacy, as it is essential for enduring the challenges ahead and fulfilling their calling as leaders in the church. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to rearrange their lives to prioritize their relationship with God.

Gary Wilkerson delivers a powerful sermon on the 'Fourteen Blessings' found in Psalm 23, emphasizing the intimate relationship between the believer and the Lord as their shepherd. He highlights the blessings of guidance, restoration, and comfort that God provides, even in the midst of life's valleys and challenges. Wilkerson reassures the congregation that these blessings are not earned but are gifts of God's mercy and goodness, available to all who trust in Him. He encourages believers to focus on their relationship with God, reminding them that true fulfillment comes from being shepherded by the Lord rather than seeking fulfillment in worldly desires. Ultimately, he emphasizes that God's goodness and mercy will follow us all the days of our lives, leading us to dwell in His presence forever.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes the significance of prayer and the Holy Spirit's role in initiating our relationship with God. He encourages the congregation, especially the youth, to passionately pursue God and to not be hindered by past experiences or mindsets. Koulianos highlights the importance of community and intimate worship, urging believers to engage deeply with the Scriptures and to respond to God's call with urgency. He reminds everyone that true transformation comes from a personal encounter with Jesus, which is cultivated through prayer and obedience. The sermon culminates in a call to communion, reinforcing the need for a heartfelt connection with God.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the gladness of Jesus, arguing that many believers perceive God as primarily angry or sad, which hinders their intimacy with Him. He asserts that God's true disposition is one of joy and gladness, which is essential for understanding His love and affection towards us. Bickle encourages believers to behold God's gladness, as this revelation transforms their own hearts and spirits, leading to a deeper relationship with Him. He highlights that God's emotions, particularly His gladness, are crucial for the prayer movement and for fostering a vibrant faith. Ultimately, Bickle calls for a shift in perception, urging believers to recognize that God delights in them, even amidst their weaknesses.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the necessity of cultivating intimacy with God through the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25, highlighting the importance of acquiring the 'oil of intimacy' to sustain our spiritual lives. He warns that many believers, particularly leaders, may become complacent and neglect their relationship with God, leading to a depletion of their spiritual oil. Bickle stresses that the call to 'watch' is a call to develop a life of prayer and intimacy, especially in the context of the end times. He encourages the congregation to actively pursue a deeper relationship with the Bridegroom God, as the delay of His return may lead to spiritual slumber if not approached with vigilance. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a reminder that our spiritual readiness and intimacy with God are crucial for participating in His coming kingdom.

Joy Dawson passionately speaks on the vital importance of truly knowing God, emphasizing that our understanding of His character shapes our relationship with Him and our ability to evangelize. She warns against distorted views of God that can hinder our spiritual growth and calls for a deep, personal pursuit of His presence. Dawson encourages believers to seek God diligently, as true knowledge of Him leads to a fulfilling relationship and empowers us to make Him known to others. She highlights that knowing God is not merely about acquiring information but about experiencing His love and character intimately. Ultimately, she asserts that our effectiveness in ministry is directly proportional to our knowledge of God.

Mike Bickle emphasizes how Jesus prepared His disciples to overcome offense, particularly in the context of unexpected sorrows and challenges. He highlights the urgency of Jesus' teachings in John 16, where He warns the apostles not to stumble or fall away amidst persecution and trials. Bickle draws parallels between the early church's experiences and the challenges faced by the end-time church, urging believers to cultivate intimacy with God and maintain an eternal perspective. He stresses the importance of asking the right questions during times of sorrow and understanding God's perfect leadership, which ultimately leads to spiritual growth and resilience.

Brian Guerin emphasizes the profound importance of intimacy with Jesus in his sermon 'Discovering Deep Intimacy.' He shares personal experiences and revelations about how God communicates through various means, urging believers to overcome the fear of deception and instead focus on cultivating a close relationship with Christ. Guerin highlights that true transformation and understanding come from spending time in the secret place with God, where one can experience His presence and guidance. He encourages the congregation to embrace this intimacy, as it opens the door to deeper spiritual experiences and a more profound understanding of God's voice.

David Ravenhill emphasizes the significance of seeking the presence of God over the pursuit of worldly desires, using the analogy of a violinist's dedication to illustrate the importance of longing for a deeper relationship with God. He reflects on the story of Moses, who faced the choice between entering the Promised Land without God's presence or remaining in the wilderness with God. Ravenhill urges the congregation to recognize that true fulfillment comes from knowing God intimately, rather than merely focusing on the 'parts' of faith. He highlights the tragic reality that many congregations hear about God's works but fail to truly know Him. The sermon concludes with a call to prioritize God's presence above all earthly treasures.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding the 'Bridal Paradigm' in the context of the Kingdom of God, which invites believers into a deep, intimate relationship with Jesus as the Bridegroom. He explains that this perspective transcends gender and is about a position of privilege and closeness to God's heart, encouraging both men and women to embrace their identity as the Bride of Christ. Bickle shares personal experiences and biblical insights, particularly from the Song of Solomon, to illustrate the depth of God's desire for intimacy with His people. He highlights that true understanding of one's identity as the Bride comes from recognizing Jesus as a compassionate and loving Bridegroom, which transforms how believers see themselves and their relationship with God.

David Ravenhill emphasizes the profound longing for the presence of God, drawing parallels between the experiences of Moses and David in their pursuit of divine intimacy. He highlights the dangers of focusing on individual doctrines or parts of faith rather than the whole essence of God, which is found in His presence. Ravenhill illustrates this through the metaphor of a bride and bridegroom, showcasing how true love for God transcends mere religious practices and seeks a deep, personal relationship. He urges the congregation to prioritize God's presence above all earthly desires, echoing the sentiments of David who yearned for closeness with God. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a return to a passionate pursuit of God's presence, emphasizing that it is the distinguishing factor of a true believer.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the significance of fearing the Lord and the intimate relationship believers can have with Him, as illustrated in Malachi 3:16-18. He highlights that God listens to those who honor Him and keeps a scroll of remembrance for them, showcasing His compassion and care. The sermon encourages believers to communicate with one another about their faith and to cultivate a heart of love and worship towards God, which is essential for true communion with Him. Beach also reassures that through Jesus, believers have direct access to God, and they should press into His presence, finding peace and joy in their relationship with Him. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of love for God, urging the congregation to let their hearts be filled with His divine flame.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes the profound love of the Holy Spirit, highlighting that without the Spirit, life would lack joy, faithfulness, and divine connection. He explains that understanding the Holy Spirit as God enhances the beauty of His love for us, urging believers to cultivate intimacy with Him. Koulianos shares personal testimonies and insights on how the Holy Spirit gathers and unites believers, encouraging a collective pursuit of God's presence. He stresses the importance of abiding in the Spirit to experience God's love and to ask for what aligns with His will. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, which is essential for experiencing and sharing God's love.

David Ravenhill emphasizes the importance of the presence of God in the life of believers, illustrating that true satisfaction and identity come from knowing God rather than merely possessing material blessings. He draws parallels between the longing for God's presence and the relationship dynamics found in the Song of Solomon, highlighting that a genuine relationship with God is essential for spiritual fulfillment. Ravenhill warns against the dangers of focusing on the 'parts' of faith, such as prosperity or doctrine, instead of the whole, which is a relationship with Jesus Christ. He encourages believers to prioritize intimacy with God over worldly desires, reminding them that true distinction comes from His presence. Ultimately, he calls for a renewed hunger for God, urging the congregation to open their hearts and seek a deeper connection with Him.

Brian Guerin emphasizes the importance of returning to our first love for Jesus, encouraging believers to rekindle their intimacy with Him. He shares a dream that illustrates how God lovingly calls His people back to a deeper relationship, reminding them that even amidst busyness, they can realign their hearts with His. Guerin highlights the significance of prophetic dreams and visions as a means of divine communication, urging everyone to embrace the fullness of God's presence. He reassures that God is not upset with those who have drifted away but is eager to welcome them back with open arms. The sermon culminates in a call for a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit, inviting attendees to experience a renewed passion for Christ.