In this sermon, the speaker discusses the Gospel of Luke and its portrayal of Jesus reaching out to the needy, humble, and broken. The sermon highlights the impact of a movie based on the Gospel of Luke, called "Jesus," which has been used as a powerful tool for evangelism. The speaker emphasizes that the film's success is not only due to the Holy Spirit's anointing but also because it accurately presents the Gospel of Luke. The sermon also addresses the concept of God's inspiration, explaining that while the writers of the Gospel were real people with their own personalities and research, they were guided by God from heaven.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the characteristics of a "big man" or a true follower of Christ. He emphasizes that the more one is criticized, the more they should love others, just as Jesus did. The preacher also highlights the importance of being humble and having a single-minded focus on God's work, just like Jesus demonstrated throughout his life. The sermon encourages believers to seek God's glory and transformation in their lives, and to be a testimony to His name.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the fifth chapter of the Bible, specifically verses 4 and 16. The sermon emphasizes the importance of waiting for God's guidance before taking action. It highlights the story of Simon, who initially doubted Jesus' instructions but eventually obeyed and experienced a miraculous catch of fish. The sermon also emphasizes the practicality of Jesus' teachings, urging listeners to live differently from the world and to be generous and compassionate towards others. Additionally, the preacher mentions the example of John the Baptist, who spent time in the desert before being called to preach and attracted a large following.

In this sermon, Robert Stephen Kahl discusses the different aspects of the gospel of Jesus Christ. He explains that the gospel according to Matthew presents Christ as the King, emphasizing the importance of submitting to his authority. The gospel according to Mark portrays Christ as the servant of the Lord, teaching the lesson of service. The gospel according to Luke presents Christ as the Son of Man, highlighting his compassion for humanity. Kahl also mentions the significance of Christ's birth, growth, ministry, death, resurrection, and ascension in the gospel narratives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the purpose of Jesus' coming, which is to seek and save the lost. The concept of redemption is highlighted, with the speaker noting that God has raised up the power of salvation through the house of David. The power of the gospel is emphasized as the means of salvation for those who believe. The speaker also references the prophecies concerning the Savior, which have been present since the beginning of humanity, particularly the promise to Abraham that through his seed, all nations would be blessed. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's faithfulness to deliver his people and the need for humility and trust in his plans.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a passion for lost souls and a desire to see them transformed. He shares the commission given to him by the Lord to make slaves into kings through the preaching of the Word. The preacher also highlights the significance of money in Jesus' teachings, stating that one in every six verses of Jesus' teaching in the gospels is about money. He encourages believers to be faithful stewards and to have a heart like the father in the parable of the prodigal son, rather than being like the elder brother who lacked compassion.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that there is only one gospel, the gospel of Jesus Christ. Although there are four evangelists who present the gospel in the Bible, they are more than just historians. They personally experienced and knew Jesus, and their accounts of him are both objective and subjective. The speaker specifically focuses on the gospel according to Luke, who was a beloved physician and a fellow worker with Paul. The sermon encourages believers to not only know Christ as the servant of the Lord but also to learn servanthood and serve God in the same way.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being disciples of Jesus rather than just evangelizing. He highlights the need for Christians to live in a way that glorifies God and builds His church. The preacher encourages pastors to feed God's flock with the word of God instead of flogging them. He also discusses Jesus' compassion for Jerusalem and the importance of showing compassion to others. Additionally, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to let Jesus train them day by day so that they can become like their teacher.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being a responsible steward of God's resources. He uses the parable of the dishonest steward to illustrate the concept of accountability. The speaker highlights that everything we have belongs to God and we are entrusted with managing it properly. He also mentions that one day we will all give an account of our actions before the Lord, and that we will be judged according to our works. The speaker encourages disciples of Jesus to embrace their role as servants and to seek an increase in faith through prayer.