Michael Koulianos emphasizes the significance of the Judgment Seat of Christ, urging believers to recognize that everyone will stand before God to give an account of their lives. He stresses the importance of living with pure motives and the need for prayer to break the enemy's schemes that hinder souls from coming to Christ. Koulianos highlights that our works will be tested by fire, revealing their true quality, and encourages the church to focus on building with eternal values rather than temporary gains. He calls for a deeper commitment to Jesus and a desire for more souls and healings, reminding the congregation that how they build their lives and ministries matters greatly in light of eternity.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of viewing material possessions from a different perspective. He suggests that Christians should visit a city dump to see the things that people have spent their lives accumulating, only to realize that they hold no true value. The speaker refers to a parable in Luke 12:15-21, where Jesus warns against covetousness and emphasizes that life does not consist of the abundance of possessions. He encourages the audience to understand that material possessions are not inherently good and that true wealth lies in banking on the eternal kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for the listeners to seek Jesus with all their hearts and to be diligent in their pursuit of God. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the judgment seat of Christ. The preacher shares an anecdote about a taxi driver who identifies himself as a "son of a living God" and highlights the need for believers to know their identity in Christ. He then discusses the qualifications for standing confidently before the judgment seat of Christ, including not being slothful or lazy in the things of God and being diligent in prayer and the work of God. The sermon concludes with a call to grow in knowledge of Christ and be prepared for the judgment seat.

In this sermon, Brother Gordon Best expresses gratitude for the hospitality and support he has received during his time at the church. He acknowledges that preaching can elicit different reactions from people, making them sad, mad, or glad. He humbly recognizes that no one can do God a favor, regardless of their sacrifices. The sermon focuses on the neglected aspect of eschatology, specifically the judgment seat of Christ. Brother Best mentions the judgment of the unsaved and the judgment of believers, referencing passages from the book of Revelation and the first epistle of Paul to the Corinthians.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying true to the gospel of Jesus Christ and not getting involved in messages that have no sense or are meant to entertain. He encourages Christians to keep sound doctrine and walk a holy life, fulfilling the requirements of the law. The preacher highlights the commandment of love as the foundation of Christian life, explaining that love is demonstrated through actions that resemble Jesus. He also references Jeremiah 23:1 to warn against shepherds who scatter and neglect the sheep, emphasizing the need for preachers and Christians to take their responsibility seriously as they will be held accountable by the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing and reaching out to those who are lost and in need of salvation. He emphasizes that God has placed us in families and neighborhoods for a purpose, and it is our responsibility to share the message of Jesus Christ with others. The preacher warns of the consequences of not accepting Jesus as the Son of God and the need for salvation. He urges the congregation to be the body of Christ on earth, allowing Him free access to work through them to bring others to salvation. The sermon concludes with a reminder that there will be a great white throne judgment where those who have not accepted Jesus will cry out for mercy, and the preacher encourages the congregation to do their part in reaching the lost before it is too late.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of Jesus' resurrection and how it defeated death. He highlights the foolishness of those who tried to put eternal life to death and how Jesus triumphantly rose from the grave. The preacher also acknowledges the support and hospitality he received during his time at the church. He concludes by reminding the audience that everyone will face judgment, regardless of their status or wealth, and that God will ultimately do what is right.

In this sermon, the preacher describes a man who was deeply moved by the sinful behavior of others and felt a burden to pray for their salvation. The preacher emphasizes the importance of living a life dedicated to God and keeping His commandments. He shares the story of David Brainerd, a missionary who fervently prayed for revival and was willing to sacrifice for the sake of the Gospel. The preacher encourages the audience to live with an eternal perspective, understanding that there will be degrees of reward in heaven and degrees of punishment in hell.