In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the last days and how it relates to the present time. He highlights the widespread availability and consumption of pornography in today's society, comparing it to the days of Noah. The preacher emphasizes that God's Holy Spirit will not strive with mankind forever and that there will come a time when God will give up on those who continually reject Him. He also warns fathers about the influence they have on their children and the potential consequences of allowing them to engage in sinful activities. The preacher concludes by stating that in the last days, it will be challenging to be a true Christian as the standards of discipleship will be difficult to uphold.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana. He emphasizes that Jesus never acted without significance and that there was a lesson to be learned from this miracle. The speaker suggests that God often waits until man's resources are exhausted before manifesting His power. He also highlights the idea that Jesus' ministry had just begun and this miracle was not the same as the hour mentioned in John 17. The speaker concludes by encouraging the congregation to step out in faith and seek God's life and blessings.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of unity and agreement among believers. He quotes from Psalm 50:22, warning those who forget God that they will face consequences. The preacher also discusses the story of Cain in Genesis 4, highlighting how his punishment of laboring without yielding strength serves as a lesson for judgmental congregations. He calls for revival in New York City and prays for God to flood the streets with the knowledge of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of aligning with God's purpose for Israel. He urges believers to bless and not curse Israel, as shown in Numbers 23 with the story of Balaam. The speaker highlights several predictions about Israel's future, including the gathering of all nations against Jerusalem, a supernatural revelation of Jesus as Messiah to the people of Israel, and the return of the Messiah to establish His kingdom on earth. The sermon concludes with the reminder that those who do the will of God abide forever and are unshakable.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining joy and praising God even in the midst of adversity. He uses the example of Paul and Silas in the book of Acts, who were imprisoned and beaten but still prayed and sang praises to God. The speaker encourages the audience to let their joy be evident to others, especially in times of suffering, as it can have a powerful impact on those around them. He also highlights the significance of the baptism of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to maintain joy and praise in difficult circumstances.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the mercy and love of God towards humanity. He describes a scenario where Jesus breaks through the enemy's stronghold to wake up and shake the listener who has been consumed by the world's mindset. The preacher warns about Satan's tactics of putting people to sleep and highlights the need for repentance and turning back to God. He paints a vivid picture of the consequences of turning away from God, comparing it to a person who has been brutally beaten and left with wounds and bruises all over their body.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of uncompromising preaching and safe spiritual fellowship for Christians worldwide. He highlights the need for a group of people who will urgently herald the coming of the Lord and wake up a slumbering church in these last days. The preacher refers to the parable of the ten virgins to illustrate the spiritual state of the true church, which he believes is a result of widespread erroneous preaching. He quotes Amos 8:11-13 to further emphasize the scarcity of hearing the words of the Lord and the resulting thirst among believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses his decision to write a series of thrillers that incorporate biblical teachings and events in the Middle East. He aims to draw readers into an adventure while also raising the spiritual temperature and sharing the gospel message. The first novel in the series, titled "The Last Jihad," begins with a kamikaze attack on the United States, nine months before September 11. The speaker emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the Great Commission and spreading the gospel to all nations.

David Wilkerson emphasizes God's vision for the last-day church, which is to be a powerful, Spirit-filled body that fully preaches the gospel with signs and wonders following. He critiques the current state of many churches, which he believes have become complacent and devoid of the Holy Spirit, focusing instead on worldly matters. Wilkerson calls for a remnant of believers who will turn away from the deadness of modern religion and embrace a life of holiness and supernatural power. He envisions a church that not only preaches the gospel but also demonstrates its truth through miraculous works, urging believers to prepare their hearts for God's greater purpose. Ultimately, he believes that God is raising up a humble yet powerful army of believers who will impact their communities and the world.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of the Holy Spirit's work in these last days, drawing parallels to Peter's declaration at Pentecost. He highlights the dual prophecy of Malachi, warning the ungodly of impending judgment while offering hope to those who fear the Lord. In a world filled with arrogance and denial of God's sovereignty, Wilkerson reassures believers that despite the challenges ahead, the 'Sun of Righteousness' will rise, bringing healing and a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He encourages Christians to remain steadfast and expectant of God's miraculous power in these trying times.

In this sermon, the speaker, a Vietnam veteran and head of the French work of Youth with a Mission, opens the doors for the speaker to speak for five days on apostolic foundations. When faced with angry responses, the speaker questions the audience's actions and urges them to put their doubts aside. The speaker emphasizes the need for the power of the risen and ascended life to overcome opposing forces, which can only be found in the place of death, symbolized by going down into the Jordan River. The Israelites in Joshua chapter 4 are cited as an example of making a decisive break with the religious wilderness and entering the land of promise.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the urgency of accepting Jesus and warns that there will be a change in the future. He describes how God saw the wickedness of man and the evil thoughts that consumed their minds. The preacher urges the audience to pray for their sons and highlights the dangers of living in a sinful world. He references the story of the five wise and five foolish virgins from Matthew 25, emphasizing the importance of being prepared and having a genuine relationship with the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes with the reminder that preaching should be like a picture, with the Word of God at its core.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on a recent experience where people from different backgrounds came together to help someone move in the rain. He emphasizes that this act of love and service is a demonstration of the gospel at work. The preacher then shares about a encounter with a religious person who questioned his dietary choices, leading him to discuss the importance of understanding the Christian life. He references 1 Timothy 4:1 and explains that in the latter times, some will fall away from the faith due to deceitful spirits and doctrines of demons. He also addresses the issue of forbidding marriage and abstaining from certain foods, highlighting the importance of knowing the truth and not being led astray.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current circumstances in Israel and how they are setting the stage for future events. He mentions that the violence that will break out in Israel will not be confined to the country but will also affect Jews worldwide. This will lead to a time of trouble known as Jacob's trouble. The speaker encourages the audience to look up this concept for themselves and emphasizes the need for a revelation by the Spirit to understand the mystery. He also mentions a vision he had of a defeated Israeli army being exhibited in Cairo. Overall, the sermon highlights the importance of being prepared for the apocalyptic conclusion and judgment that may come.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the last days and the warnings given by Paul to Timothy in 1 Timothy 4. The speaker highlights the dangers of falling away from the faith and being deceived by false teachings and doctrines of demons. They emphasize the importance of reading and studying the Word of God to avoid being led astray. The sermon concludes with a reminder to pay close attention to one's own teaching and to persevere in the truth, as it ensures salvation for oneself and for others.

In the video, Brother Tom Larkin shares his experience in Zambia, where he witnessed the transformation of children living in desperate conditions. These children were once hopeless, living in sewers and sniffing glue, but through the help of Brother Larkin and the church, they were clothed, educated, and provided for. The capacity to worship God was evident in these children, as they expressed their gratitude and praise. The video emphasizes the importance of the church being a source of provision and compassion for those in need, as it reflects the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that Jesus died not only to save us from our sins but also to deliver us from the corrupt world system. He references Galatians 1:4, which states that Jesus gave himself for our sins in order to rescue us from this present evil age. The preacher warns against being friendly with the world system and urges believers to boast only in the cross of Jesus Christ. He highlights the importance of coming out of a corrupt Christianity that prioritizes worldly pursuits and challenges believers to be devoted to Christ above all else.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses a sense of disorientation and detachment from his usual teaching role. He discusses the topic of the restoration of Israel in the last days, emphasizing that if the church truly understood this, it would be transformed. The speaker highlights the prophetic texts that speak of a future devastation and desolation in Israel's experience. He also emphasizes the importance of bringing Jacob (Israel) back to God and the extravagant love and purpose behind this mission. The sermon raises the question of what it will take for Israel to come to a place of absolute inability in themselves and be raised up by God.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the challenges and struggles faced by believers in a society that seems to be against them. He emphasizes the need for constant prayer and perseverance, using the parable of the unjust judge and the persistent widow as an example. The preacher highlights the importance of having faith in God's intervention and promises that He will avenge His elect. The sermon concludes with an invitation for individuals to come forward and seek a personal encounter with God, acknowledging their need for salvation or a return to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the fulfillment of biblical prophecies in the present day. He highlights the spread of the Gospel in schools and colleges, including in China where millions are being saved. The preacher emphasizes that these prophecies are not limited to the Jewish people but apply to all nations. He then focuses on a specific prophecy in Isaiah 25:6, which describes a lavish banquet that God will provide for his people. This banquet symbolizes the abundance and joy that believers will experience in the last days before the coming of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the common misconception that simply studying, praying, and doing more will lead to a life of glory and ambassadorship for God. He uses the example of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, who had an intimate relationship with Jesus but still struggled to live out their faith. The speaker emphasizes that God's presence remains with us, even in our failures and shortcomings. He also highlights the need for true faith and conversion, as well as the consequences of lacking in these areas, such as a lack of fruitfulness and a spiritual drought. The speaker encourages believers to be strong, for God is with them, and to continue working for His glory.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for the congregation to have a deep understanding and embodiment of God's word. The sermon is based on Matthew chapter 24, where Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple and the signs of his coming and the end of the world. The preacher emphasizes that in the midst of a world turning against God, there will be a people filled with the love of God who will stand and not be deceived. This gospel of endurance and love will be preached throughout the world, and believers must find strength in Christ to love even the unlovely, especially as the days grow darker and love in society breaks down.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the fear that many people experience when thinking about the future and the events that will occur in the last days. He mentions that God will shake everything that can be shaken, as stated in Hebrews 12, and that this shaking will cause fear among people. Jesus also spoke about this fear in Luke 21, saying that men will faint from fear when they see the things that are coming upon the world. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not succumbing to fear but instead straightening up and lifting up our heads, as Jesus instructed. He also highlights the tendency for convictions and truths to evaporate over time unless they are set on fire by the Holy Spirit. The sermon concludes by referencing the disciples' fear even after witnessing Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, emphasizing the need to overcome fear with the power of the Holy Spirit.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that in the last days, the church will experience an unprecedented outpouring of the Holy Spirit, becoming more glorious and victorious than ever before. He draws from Ezekiel's vision of rising waters, symbolizing the increasing presence of God among His people, culminating in a powerful revelation of Jesus. Wilkerson explains that this river of life, originating from the cross, will empower believers to swim in the depths of God's glory. He encourages Christians to anticipate a greater experience of Christ's presence, which will surpass anything they have known. Ultimately, the sermon calls for believers to prepare for the overwhelming blessings and revelations that are to come.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the epistle of Jude, which is a small but powerful book in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the judgments of God and the history of mankind. The preacher highlights the significance of the age of God's grace and the belief that the church will be caught up to be with Christ at the end of this age. He also emphasizes the need to have a personal relationship with God and to be part of the common salvation through Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the final great conflict, the passing away of the heavens and earth, and the establishment of a new heavens and a new earth where righteousness will dwell forever.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of avoiding lasciviousness and denying the Lord Jesus Christ. He warns that there will be mockers who will creep into the fellowship of the church, promoting ungodly lust and sensuality. These individuals may even be preachers and theologians, spreading a new form of theology that promotes freedom in indulging in sinful desires. The preacher highlights the ongoing battle between the mind of the flesh and the mind of the spirit, urging Christians to resist the philosophy of having a good time in the last days and instead remain faithful to God's teachings.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the dangers of unbelief in the last days. He emphasizes the urgency of accepting Jesus' invitation to come to him for salvation, as the opportunity may be lost in the future. The preacher also highlights the need for Christians to actively spread the gospel and not be complacent in their faith. He references 2 Timothy 3, which describes the characteristics of people in the last days, and warns against having a form of godliness without true faith. The sermon concludes with a call to action for the congregation to wake up and live according to the teachings of Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of time and how it is divided into three categories: time passed, the time of our sojourner, and the time of departure. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not wasting time and reflects on what could have been achieved if time had been used wisely. He addresses the audience, particularly young people, urging them to take their present time seriously and not assume invincibility. The sermon is centered on the eternal purpose that God has for each individual, with a focus on Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the high calling of God in Christ Jesus and the privilege it is to fulfill it. He highlights the revelation of the mystery of Christ, which was not known in previous ages but is now revealed to the apostles and prophets by the Spirit. The speaker emphasizes the significance of the Gentiles being brought near to God through the blood of Jesus and becoming fellow heirs with the Jews. He encourages believers to embrace their calling and be willing to bear opposition and engage in spiritual warfare to bring others to God. The sermon also includes a personal anecdote about a conversation with a rabbi and emphasizes the importance of seeking first the kingdom of God and trusting Him to provide for all needs.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a conference in Berlin on Israel, where he witnessed contrived and engineered performances that claimed to be concerned for Israel but did not bring any benefit to Jews or Germans. He emphasizes the importance of waiting for God's authentic work instead of relying on man-made efforts. The speaker also highlights the discomfort and outlandish nature of a prophet, who is often out of joint and out of time. He concludes by referencing biblical prophecies about the future suffering and devastation of Israel, emphasizing the need for genuine repentance and reliance on God's timing.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the miraculous birth of Jesus and the role of the angel Gabriel in delivering God's message to Mary. The speaker emphasizes the incredulity and natural reaction of Mary to the unnatural word of God. The sermon also highlights the importance of the word of God and its power to bring about extraordinary events. The speaker then references the book of Philippians, emphasizing the need for believers to have the mind of Christ and to recognize his divinity.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by thanking God for His love and guidance in our lives. He encourages the congregation to have the courage to leave behind anything that needs to be left behind and to move forward with God. The preacher emphasizes that God will be with us through all the challenges and trials we face, and that we should not seek security or entertainment in this world. He urges the listeners to keep going with God, no matter how difficult it gets, and to continue sharing the gospel with others. The sermon concludes with a warning not to turn back to what we have left behind, as it will never satisfy us.

Art Katz emphasizes the necessity of adhering to the prophetic word in the Last Days, focusing on Israel's ultimate redemption through a Church that embodies resurrection power and self-sacrifice. He warns that the Church must prepare for its role in Israel's restoration, which is intertwined with the Lord's return as Deliverer and King. Katz highlights the importance of a remnant Church that resists apostasy and false teachings, while being a beacon of hope for the Jewish people during tribulation. The message calls for a cruciform lifestyle and a commitment to living out the truth of God's word, as the Church faces opposition from dark forces. Ultimately, the Church's character and unity will reflect the validity of its message in these critical times.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of recognizing and helping those who are suffering, particularly the Jewish people. He shares a story of a man in Berlin who witnessed the persecution of Jews during the Nazi regime. The speaker then references Matthew 25, a biblical passage that talks about separating the righteous from the unrighteous. He emphasizes the need for believers to show compassion and care for those in need, as it is a reflection of their faith in God. The sermon concludes with a mention of the apostle Paul's awe and praise for God's wisdom and knowledge.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God in the last days. He encourages the listeners to learn and rely on the Bible, as it is all they need. The preacher urges them to preach the word in all situations, whether in meetings, funerals, or weddings. He warns that in the last days, some will depart from the faith, and therefore, it is crucial to remember and be mindful of the words spoken by the Holy Prophets and the commandments of the apostles. The preacher combines the Old Testament and the New Testament, emphasizing the need to remember and follow both.