In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the literal interpretation of biblical prophecies. He believes that God will establish his theocratic rule with a king on the holy hill of Zion, who will receive the nations as his inheritance. The speaker shares his experience with a group of German believers who faced persecution for their faith. He calls on the church to be a prophetic presence in the nation, urging people to repent before the day of judgment. The speaker highlights the importance of submitting to God as nations and emphasizes the need for purpose and a focus on God's intentions for humanity.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the negative impact of technology and entertainment on society. He highlights the prevalence of violent and degrading content on television, which is contributing to a universal culture of violence. The preacher also criticizes Japanese technology, particularly game machines, for their hypnotic and demonic influence on American youth. He emphasizes the importance of the church standing up for what is made in God's image and raising questions about society's definition of success. The sermon concludes with a reference to the Bible, specifically the 16th verse of an unknown chapter, which speaks of the Lord making himself known and executing judgments.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of seeking God's face and being jealous for His glory. He refers to the psalm that speaks about ascending into the hill of the Lord and standing in His holy place as the key to authority and power in God. The preacher highlights the need for clean hands and pure hearts in order to open the gates for the King of Glory to come in. He also expresses his jealousy for the Muslims' theocratic view of life and their desire for God's glory. The sermon concludes with the reminder that it is not through force or power, but through a disposition of heart and spirit that the King of Glory can enter and flood the earth with His light.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that this message will not be a neat and ordered lecture, but rather a raw and impactful experience. The speaker expresses their overwhelming ignorance about Japan but believes that the Holy Spirit is already revealing important truths. They stress the importance of delivering a personal message, just as Paul did, by knowing God as judge and persuading others through personal knowledge. The speaker also highlights the need for Japan to hear the truth about God's judgment and the importance of repentance.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the fulfillment of prophecy in the book of Zechariah regarding the arrival of the king, Jesus. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem on a donkey is not just an outward appearance, but a reflection of his humble and meek nature. The sermon highlights the importance of evangelism done with humility and without arrogance, so that people can truly recognize and proclaim Jesus as the king who comes in the name of the Lord. The speaker also emphasizes the need for believers to take on the yoke of the Lord and learn from him, in order to live a total lifestyle of honesty, truth, love, faith, and dependency on God.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares their experience of preaching the gospel at a university in Minnesota. Despite facing resistance and indifference from most students, they persisted in sharing the message of God's judgment. The speaker highlights the importance of the full gospel being expressed by the entire body of believers, rather than relying on powerful or impressive preaching. After the three-day event, some students were irritated and indignant, while others were moved to seek further conversation and prayer. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that the gospel has the power to provoke strong reactions and bring about salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that many people have been influenced by the world's interpretation of history and current events. He argues that we should view natural disasters and calamities as God's judgment rather than mere accidents. The preacher believes that God is already judging the nations, and if we fail to recognize this, the world will face even greater judgments like world war and atomic annihilation. He also highlights the importance of making the fear of God known to others and restoring correct priorities and proportions in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of feeling burdened and convicted to confess their faults in church. They emphasize the importance of confession in building a true community and moving from an institutional mindset to a more authentic church experience. The speaker encourages everyone, including ministers, women, and single men, to form small groups and confess their faults to one another. The ultimate goal is to open the gates for the King of Glory to enter and bring about transformation and holiness in the church.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and confessing our sins and the sins of our ancestors. He specifically mentions the Jewish people and their failure to recognize the consequences of their ancestors' sins, leading to their continued separation from God. The preacher also highlights the need for repentance and confession to break the hold of darkness and allow the light of God to enter. He concludes by praying for a word from God for the nation of Japan that will bring eternal rejoicing instead of sorrow.