In this sermon, Brother K. P. Ohanan shares a powerful story from the mission field in India. He describes encountering a village where a man was possessed by hundreds of demons and chained to a tree. The villagers believed this was the only way to keep him safe. Ohanan emphasizes the desperate need for hope and freedom in India, where millions worship powerful demons. He highlights the importance of sharing the message of Jesus with those who have never heard, as the harvest is ripe for salvation.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the significance of Psalm 67 as a missionary psalm that spans all ages and dispensations. He outlines the blessings of the Mosaic dispensation, the call for the Gospel to be known among all nations in the Christian dispensation, and the eventual restoration of Israel. Simpson highlights the urgency of spreading the Gospel and the responsibility of believers as trustees of God's message. He encourages the church to recognize the momentous times we live in and to prepare for Christ's return, urging that our efforts in missions should be fueled by the hope of His coming.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a missionary family's encounter with a strong wind that led them to a tragic event. However, the preacher emphasizes that this was not a tragedy but rather a test of their love for Jesus. The preacher then shares a personal experience of being in a fire and dancing on the hot coals, demonstrating the power of God's grace. He emphasizes the importance of believing in and receiving Jesus to avoid the consequences of hell. The sermon concludes with a reference to the power of Satan and the need for spiritual growth among believers.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the heart of missions through the lens of John 3:16, illustrating that the world needs to know the true God, hear the Gospel, and see the love of Christ. He argues that the God of love, the Gospel of salvation, and the love we show to others are foundational to effective missions. Simpson highlights the stark contrast between the true God and the false gods of various religions, and he calls for believers to embody God's love in their actions. He urges that our love must be genuine and sacrificial, reflecting the love God has for humanity, as this is what the world desperately needs to witness. Ultimately, he challenges the church to actively share this love and message with those who are lost.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of teaching and understanding the principles of support raising, winning friends, mobilizing God's people, and finding resources for world evangelism. The lack of knowledge and willingness to sacrifice in the church is a concern for the speaker. He encourages the audience to consider their lifestyle, mentality, and approach to money in relation to the unreached people and make decisions that will bring about a great missionary thrust. The speaker also mentions the need for radical changes in various aspects of life to obey Jesus' commandments and do the will of the Father.

A.B. Simpson expounds on Psalm 67, illustrating its relevance across different dispensations. He emphasizes the need for God's mercy and blessings, which are foundational for personal and communal salvation. The sermon transitions to the Christian dispensation, highlighting the call to spread the Gospel to all nations, and the importance of recognizing God's plan for Israel and the world. Simpson encourages believers to embrace their role as trustees of the Gospel, urging them to actively participate in evangelism as they await Christ's return. He concludes with a call to action, reminding the congregation of the urgency and significance of their mission in these times.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a positive attitude towards money and understanding its role in carrying out missionary work. He shares a story about a man who had a goose that laid golden eggs, which symbolizes the provision of God. The speaker highlights the need for financial support in missionary work and encourages gratitude towards those who provide for missionaries. He also reminds the audience that money is a means to an end and should be spent wisely. The sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's provision and not holding onto money.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a news event that occurred in the Beagle Channel. The speaker heard the news while on a plane between New York and London and was relieved to learn that no one was injured. The speaker ponders the mysteries of life and acknowledges that there are both good and bad times. They emphasize the importance of being able to rejoice and praise God in times of blessing, but also to stand firm and fight during difficult times. The speaker also mentions the loss of two men in Bangladesh and expresses gratitude for the work that God has done.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible as the map that guides our lives. He explains that the Old Testament talks about the creation of man and God's promise of a Messiah. The four gospels then show how Jesus fulfilled these prophecies and died on the cross. The speaker's main focus is on evangelism and reaching the lost world, stating that this should be the ultimate objective for all Christians.

In this sermon, the speaker shares personal experiences and testimonies of God's provision and guidance in their ministry. They mention how God provided financial support through unexpected means, such as hitting a fox and receiving a bounty. They also talk about a significant financial gift that wiped off their debts and allowed their ministry to flourish. The speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God's direction and seeking unity, love, and prayer in their work. They also mention the challenges and growth they have experienced as their ministry has expanded.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of feeding and overseeing the flock of God with willingness and a ready mind. He encourages humility and submission to one another, as God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. The speaker also highlights the significance of sending in missions, stating that sending is just as important as going. He shares his own testimony of how one woman's prayers and commitment to sharing the Gospel led to the distribution of the Word of God to over 500 million people through OM teams in 60 nations.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that attending church on Sundays is not enough to truly live out one's Christianity. He urges believers to go beyond the cosmetic aspects of church and focus on the great commandments of loving God and loving others. The preacher also highlights the importance of preaching the gospel and encourages believers to actively engage in spreading the message of Christ. He specifically addresses men, challenging them to rise up and fulfill their calling to take dominion in the world. The sermon emphasizes the need for men to be strong, loving, and courageous in their faith, rather than being influenced by worldly pursuits.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of remaining youthful and open to learning in our faith. He encourages the audience to continue reading and listening to the Word of God, especially from the perspective of younger people. The speaker also highlights the significance of having close friendships with younger individuals. He mentions the need to stay grounded in biblical principles and not be swayed by worldly influences. The sermon concludes with a reminder to hold onto the basic doctrines and principles of the faith, despite any intimidation or pressure from Satan.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's commandments and the need to fulfill the Great Commission. He highlights the lack of burden for the world and the absence of fear of God among believers. The speaker shares a personal encounter with a young man who lacked understanding of mission and declined an opportunity to minister in the field. He also recounts a story of a woman who misunderstood the concept of salvation and the speaker's efforts to guide her. The sermon emphasizes the need for genuine mission work and the importance of using our time, talent, and money for God's purposes.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the challenges and fears that come with following God's plan. He emphasizes that despite our doubts and insecurities, God promises to be with us always. The preacher encourages the audience to be open to significant changes in their lives, especially if they feel restless or sense that there is more to their calling. He also highlights the importance of crossing cultural barriers to share the gospel with unreached peoples, emphasizing the difficulty of this work but also the need for someone to do it. The sermon concludes with a call for individuals to come forward and make a public commitment to follow God's leading in their lives.

The video is a sermon transcript discussing the purpose and goals of a conference for leaders in OM (Operation Mobilization). The conference aims to inspire, motivate, and catalyze leaders in their ministry. The speaker emphasizes the importance of putting the principles of the movement into practice and highlights the potential impact of even a short one-hour message. Taking notes and studying the material is encouraged, as it helps in teaching and discussing the concepts with others. The availability of books for further learning is also mentioned.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of reaching the masses with the word of God and the need for follow-up and training. He shares a story about a man named Chacko who joined Operation Mobilization at the age of seventeen and highlights the impact of training in his life. The speaker addresses accusations that Operation Mobilization does not do proper follow-up, stating that ongoing training and the development of leaders within the organization are evidence of their commitment to follow-up. He also discusses the financial challenges faced by the organization and the shift in giving from general funds to individual support.

Paris Reidhead emphasizes that every believer is called to follow Christ and engage in missions, not just those who feel a specific calling to distant lands. He argues that the true call is to a person, Jesus, and that our daily lives and interactions are opportunities for mission work. Reidhead shares stories of individuals who exemplified this calling in their local contexts, demonstrating that being a missionary is not limited to geographical boundaries but is about living out one's faith wherever they are. He challenges listeners to consider their role in God's mission and to recognize that their resources and actions contribute to the spread of the Gospel. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to be active participants in God's work, regardless of their circumstances.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of hearing the voice of Jesus and responding to his call. He encourages the audience to make a personal commitment to God and receive Jesus as their savior. The preacher acknowledges the challenges and problems in the world, but asserts that the ultimate answer lies in Christ. He also highlights the work of Mission England and urges the audience to actively participate in spreading the message of Jesus. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's guidance and a reminder to be diligent in serving the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the challenges and complexities of mission work. He shares his personal experience of landing in Madras airport and being overwhelmed by the difficulties faced in doing God's work. The speaker highlights the importance of accepting inconveniences and pain in order to fulfill God's mission. He also emphasizes the significance of prayer and fasting, citing examples from the book of Acts where the early Christians turned to prayer in times of trouble. The speaker encourages listeners to take mission work seriously and to prioritize prayer in their own lives.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preaching in different churches and the importance of prayer partners. He mentions that he had a successful meeting in Bournemouth where many people signed up for his prayer letter. The speaker also talks about the challenges faced in the ministry, such as difficulties in recruiting and financial support. He emphasizes the faithfulness of God in sustaining the ministry and mentions the new challenge of reaching northern Spain.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the lessons Jonah learned about God in the first three chapters of the book of Jonah. In chapter one, Jonah learns about God's providence and how he cannot run away from God. In chapter two, Jonah learns about God's pardon and how he can be forgiven if he cries out to the Lord. In chapter three, Jonah learns about God's power and how obedience to God leads to powerful works. However, in chapter four, Jonah learns the most important lesson that God is more concerned about the worker than the work. The preacher emphasizes the importance of truly knowing God and not just knowing about Him. Jonah's prayers are shown to be selfish and lacking in compassion for others. The sermon concludes by highlighting the need to know God deeply and to become more like Him.

In this sermon, the speaker paints a vivid picture of millions of people walking blindly towards destruction. He emphasizes the urgency of world mission and the need for believers to take action. The speaker highlights the uniqueness of Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation and emphasizes the commandment to go and spread the gospel. He then challenges the audience to make a five-fold commitment: to pray daily for world evangelization, to give sacrificially, to consistently share their faith, to influence others to become global Christians, and to be willing to go anywhere and do anything for God's purposes. The speaker encourages the audience to make a public pledge and provides resources for further study on missions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the role of a missionary and the importance of preaching the word of God. He emphasizes the need to go deep into the word of God to find the essential requirements for a man or woman of God. The speaker also mentions the potential benefits and setbacks of modern communication techniques in spreading the message of Jesus Christ. He concludes by highlighting the exciting and revolutionary nature of the gospel and the unparalleled opportunities to witness for Christ in the fast-changing world we live in. The sermon references 2 Timothy 4:1-8, which urges believers to preach the word, be ready at all times, and patiently teach and correct others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Moses and the encounter with God on Mount Sinai. The people were afraid of approaching God because of His power and might. However, God revealed Himself to Moses as a kind, compassionate, and merciful God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of showing kindness to others, especially the poor and hungry, as it reflects the character of God. The sermon concludes with a call to make a spiritual move in the heart in preparation for a physical move to Wanchai.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of participating in the Great Commission, which is the command given by Jesus to spread the gospel to all nations. The speaker highlights the incredible work that God is doing around the world, even in the most remote and impoverished places. He encourages Christians to get involved in missions and evangelism, either by going themselves or supporting others who are called to go. The speaker also points out that the effectiveness of evangelism and missions is hindered by not preaching the true gospel, and he shares powerful examples of people from different cultures who have found hope and salvation in Christ.

The video is a summary of a six-year project that resulted in sermons being shaped into chapters for books on Old Testament and New Testament surveys. These sermons were also made into audiovisual box sets and uploaded on a sermon audio page on the web. The Livingston Fellowship website received a high number of visitors and reached millions of people through social media platforms. The video also mentions the importance of Bible study, prayer, evangelism, and worship in a balanced Christian life, and the need to respond to God in prayer and praise.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the need for recruits in world missions and shares a strategy for attracting workers. He references Matthew 9, where Jesus sees the multitudes and is moved with compassion because they are like sheep without a shepherd. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using various methods to reach recruits, such as sharing personal testimonies and sending letters, rather than relying solely on expensive audio-visual materials. He also addresses the issue of excessive television watching among young people and encourages them to use their energy and time wisely.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses a church audience and emphasizes the potential they have to impact the world for Jesus Christ. He highlights five key factors that can help them realize this potential: prayer, intensive study and research, discipline, winning and mobilizing others, and obedience to the whole council of God. The speaker also mentions that he usually reserves this message for missionary-minded churches or audiences that have been prepared. He then proceeds to share "Seven Reasons Why You Should Go," a message that he believes the Holy Spirit prepares people for. The speaker emphasizes the need for committed individuals who are willing to serve God and engage in missionary work.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story of a missionary named Tommy who faced a dangerous situation with a witch doctor and warriors. Tommy boldly stood up and commanded them to stop in the name of Jesus Christ, and they immediately obeyed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the provisions of God's Word to become effective witnesses for Christ. He also highlights the need for the power of the Holy Spirit to complete the task of spreading the gospel. The sermon encourages believers to recognize the spiritual needs of those around them, both locally and globally, and to prioritize serving God outside the church walls.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the distribution of evangelistic materials, such as Jesus films and gospel tracks, in Canada and around the world. He mentions that in Canada, they distributed a Rolls Royce evangelistic book called "Why Am I on This Planet" to almost every door in the nation. The speaker also talks about the concept of saturation evangelism and the use of free videos as a method of spreading the gospel. He emphasizes that while these methods are important, they are not the complete solution, and the ultimate goal is to ensure that every person has access to the gospel message.

The video shown during the sermon was about a SYP (presumably a youth group) and their experience with the presence of the Lord. The speaker mentioned that they started with nine disgruntled kids, but through prayer and seeking the Lord, their hearts were stirred. They invited Pastor Carter to speak to the young people, and as he was about to start, the presence of the Lord came into the room and baptized the kids in the Holy Spirit. This encounter transformed the youth, and they ended up ministering five times at a retreat and continued to be impacted when they returned to their youth group.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of believing in Jesus Christ as the Son of God for salvation. He encourages listeners to pray for and share the gospel with those in need, as Jesus has the power to transform lives. The speaker also highlights the fact that the early disciples were ordinary, unschooled men, yet they were chosen by God to spread the message of Jesus. He warns against being knowledgeable and hardworking but lacking a personal relationship with Jesus. The speaker urges parents to prioritize their own prayer life and personal connection with God as a means of influencing their children's faith. He also encourages listeners to support and connect with missionaries who face battles and discouragement in their work. The speaker concludes by reminding believers that God is at work in their lives and calls them to live a life that goes beyond being average Christians.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of unity and moving in the same direction as a movement. They highlight the need for leaders to lead by example and not expect others to do things they are not doing themselves. The speaker also acknowledges the need to prioritize and not take on too many projects at once. They stress the importance of completing tasks and seeing ideas through to fruition. Lastly, the speaker emphasizes the importance of holiness and living a spirit-filled life, while also recognizing the mercy and grace of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience with a close friend who showed him the incredible capabilities of a computer. He also mentions the success of the book exhibition ministry, which has planted Christian books in Mexico. Despite a fire destroying equipment in India, the speaker emphasizes that there is still a significant amount of literature, films, and projectors spread throughout the country. The use of films and slides in evangelism is highlighted as an effective tool for reaching tens of thousands of people with the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of believers being witnesses and sharing the reality and life in Christ with others. They highlight the significance of personal, one-on-one contact in evangelism, while also acknowledging the value of mass and street evangelism. The speaker mentions the need for language study in order to effectively communicate with people from different cultures. They also discuss the challenges of expanding the organization and the importance of consolidating and maintaining a spirit-controlled approach.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his observations about the dangers that can hinder the work of God. He emphasizes the importance of unity and warns against the destructive power of disunity within ministries. The speaker also highlights the danger of becoming set in one's ways and allowing traditions to replace the leading of the Holy Spirit. He references a passage from Isaiah that calls for a cry to show God's people their transgressions and sins, emphasizing the need for self-examination and a willingness to change.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of building a strong spiritual foundation for global missions. He highlights the need for men and women of God who possess moral purity, trustworthiness, and financial responsibility. The speaker references Matthew 9, where Jesus travels and teaches about the kingdom of God. He also shares personal anecdotes about his passion for evangelism and the importance of sharing the gospel with every person in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a past discussion with friends about their commitment to never leave each other. The speaker then transitions to discussing the importance of worship and offering our lives to God as a sacrifice. They encourage the congregation to sing the worship song "Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty" and listen to a song by Keith Green. The speaker also mentions a video done by Australians that can be borrowed, but there is a limitation on the size of free books given out. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the continuation of serving and extending God's love to the world.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker discusses the vision of reaching a specific part of the world by the year 2000. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer as the greatest need in achieving this vision, followed by financial commitment. The speaker also mentions the request from the people in that part of the world to provide them with the necessary tools for their mission. The sermon includes personal experiences and reflections on leading a prayer meeting and reading reports about Vladivostok.

In the sermon transcript, the speaker shares a vision that the Lord gave him during a flight in Argentina. He presented this vision in a prayer meeting in London, and the tape of his presentation is now being circulated worldwide. The speaker expresses a desire for the message of reaching the unreached to be spread widely, acknowledging that there is still work to be done in this area. He emphasizes the importance of breaking barriers and being specific and simple in our approach. The speaker also prays for God's guidance and expresses gratitude for the opportunity to share this vision.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of accepting the decisions of leaders and not panicking in times of trouble. They also highlight the need to have prayer partners and to seek clarification from leaders rather than grumbling or complaining. The speaker encourages the audience to have a vision and goals, particularly in the context of missionary work, and emphasizes the sacrifice and hardships that may come with it. The ultimate goal is to reach millions of people with the message of Christ, demonstrating that Christianity works through love and problem-solving.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of maintaining a spiritual balance and avoiding extremism. He discusses three important books, including one on living a disciplined life and another on sharing one's faith. The preacher also shares a personal story about a friend who died but left behind a book on sharing faith. He highlights the power of literature in spreading the message of God and mentions the success of bookstores and coin sharing initiatives in Mexico. The sermon encourages listeners to read and apply the teachings found in these books and emphasizes the importance of having a Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of being imprisoned for 14 years in communist jails. He talks about the physical hardships they endured, such as heavy chains and beatings. Despite the persecution, the speaker emphasizes the importance of revolutionizing the world with love instead of hatred. He shares a powerful story of a pastor who faced the choice of denying his faith or facing torture, highlighting the unity and interconnectedness of believers as one body in Jesus Christ. The sermon also acknowledges the generosity of the congregation in supporting the families of Christian martyrs.

In this sermon, the preacher starts by asking for an extra 5 minutes to speak. He then describes a vision of radiant beings that will stand before people when they are judged by God. These beings are described as more beautiful than movie stars. The preacher emphasizes the importance of being like Jesus and being a Christian. He then reads from Isaiah 44, highlighting God's promise to pour out his spirit and blessings on those who are thirsty and in need. The sermon concludes with the preacher affirming his belief in Jesus and his identity as a believer.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker begins by mentioning the controversies and tensions in the Arab world and other parts of the work. However, he emphasizes that this is God's work and encourages the listeners not to panic. The speaker then shares a personal anecdote about playing golf with a friend and reflects on the importance of common sense in their organization. He also mentions the challenges of communication and the need for personal fellowship. Overall, the speaker encourages the audience to have faith, relax, worship God, and not be consumed by workaholism.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges and unpredictability of doing God's work in Brahman. They mention the lack of funds and the need to be flexible in their transportation arrangements. The speaker emphasizes the importance of training and preparation for the individuals involved in the work, as they will be the ones representing God to others. They also highlight the pressures and opportunities for growth that come with working in a busy and observed environment.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of love as the answer to the world's problems. He mentions various crises such as the Jewish crisis, the Vietnam crisis, and the issue of racism. The preacher believes that love, when manifested through a change of heart, can bring about a revolution. He highlights the race issue as a significant concern in the 20th century and asserts that unless the church has the answers to this issue, it cannot effectively communicate with modern society. The preacher encourages believers to study the life of Jesus Christ and walk in His footsteps as a way to demonstrate love and compassion.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses his frustration with Christians who lack initiative and vision in spreading the word of God. He shares his personal experience of being a backslider before finding salvation and emphasizes the importance of personal revival. The speaker encourages the audience to make a commitment to move towards evangelism and to be filled with the Holy Spirit. He acknowledges that as spirit-filled believers, they are still human and vulnerable to failure, but reassures them that failures are opportunities for growth and rebounding.

In this sermon, George Ferber emphasizes the importance of practical steps and commitments in our Christian lives. He encourages attendees to attend the prayer meeting and engage with missionary displays and books. Ferber highlights the significance of training leaders and discipleship in missionary work, emphasizing the need to work alongside nationals and learn from them. He calls for a response to the call of moving overseas to reach unreached people and urges the audience to stand up if they are willing to do so.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to pick up various books and resources to deepen their understanding of the Christian faith. They mention an introductory packet with a free book, as well as a book called "Y-Pro Life" by Randy Alcorn. The speaker also mentions a series on CD called the "29th Chapter of Acts" and shares a humorous anecdote about preaching on a non-existent 29th chapter of Acts. They emphasize the importance of living out the Christian faith in difficult times and express gratitude for being alive. The sermon concludes with a reference to Acts 13 and the importance of worshiping God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of showing mercy to others, just as God is merciful with us. They also encourage having a genuine interest in other people's work and problems, in order to develop a balanced view and avoid generalizations and dogmatism. The speaker urges for involved intercession, highlighting the biblical truth that when one member suffers, we all suffer, and when one rejoices, we all rejoice. They also mention a book called "Lessons from a Sheepdog" that teaches about being under the wrong management and how Jesus comes into our lives with love and tenderness, seeing beyond our sins. The sermon concludes with a plea for unity and victory across all fields of work, and a call to prayerfully consider the message and take appropriate actions.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the call to be messengers of Christ, as Jesus was sent by the Father, urging believers to receive the Holy Spirit for guidance and empowerment. He shares a poignant story of a cancer patient who found grace in his suffering, illustrating how those facing death can prepare their hearts for eternity. Stegen highlights the importance of forgiveness and the authority given to believers to forgive sins, reminding us that our lives should be controlled by the Holy Spirit. He encourages the congregation to live in close fellowship with God, allowing His Spirit to lead them in their mission to bring healing and freedom to others. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life that reflects Christ's love and purpose in a world in need of salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of experiencing the teachings of God in one's life. He urges the congregation to take action if they are not personally experiencing what is being preached. The preacher also discourages the congregation from begging for money on his behalf. In another part of the sermon, the preacher shares a story about a missionary who gave himself fully to God's work in China, even sacrificing his family and possessions. The missionary witnessed the disturbing practice of dogs desecrating the bodies of deceased babies, highlighting the need for true devotion to God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of new emerging missionaries from sending countries in evangelizing the world. They emphasize the need for more research, listening to one another, and being open to change in order to effectively spread the gospel. The speaker also mentions the tension between short-term and long-term missions and how this will be addressed during a six-day congress. The invitation to hold this congress came from South African leaders who are passionate about advancing world missions. Additionally, the speaker mentions the challenge of balancing social concern with the goal of reaching people with the gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for revival and the reasons why it may be delayed. He quotes Isaiah 59, explaining that God's hand is not too short to save, but it is our iniquity and sin that separate us from Him. The preacher challenges Christians to examine their lives and question if they are living in a way that grieves the Spirit of God or compromises their faith. He urges believers to be honest with themselves and seek God's mercy and transformation. The sermon also highlights the importance of missions and warns of the judgment that awaits those who are found outside of Christ. The preacher acknowledges his own shortcomings and encourages the audience to trust in the living God despite their weaknesses.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the simplicity and power of the gospel. He highlights the importance of confessing with one's mouth the Lordship of Jesus Christ and surrendering oneself to Him. The speaker also mentions the shutting down of missions by governments and the need to continue sharing the good news of God's love and salvation. He concludes by reminding the audience that God's promises are trustworthy and that anyone who repents and calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the grace, forgiveness, and power available to sinners through Jesus Christ. He highlights Jesus' role as a teacher and preacher, as well as his ability to heal diseases. The speaker emphasizes Jesus' compassion for the multitudes who were like sheep without a shepherd. He also encourages believers to pray for more laborers to be sent into the harvest field. The sermon includes personal testimonies of how God is working in the lives of ordinary people, such as a Vietnamese refugee boat encounter and the growth of the Mexican church in sending out missionaries.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of staying focused on the overall goal and aim of spreading the gospel and building the church. He mentions the 82,000 movement, which is coming to a close, but emphasizes that the vision will continue. The speaker also talks about the need for teamwork and the willingness to do even the smallest tasks in service to God. He concludes by highlighting the commitment required to be on God's team and the willingness to go the extra mile in reaching as many people as possible.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a personal experience that led him to contemplate the sacrifice of Abraham and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. He emphasizes the need for surrendering oneself and one's children to God, acknowledging that they belong to Him. The speaker also discusses the primary spirit controlling the Muslim world, which he identifies as fear. He concludes by sharing a difficult conversation he had with his daughter about giving up her toys, and how it led him to have a heartfelt conversation with Jesus about his family's struggles.

In this sermon, John of Medgar emphasizes the importance of prayer for a revival of religion and the advancement of Christ's kingdom. He reminds the congregation of the words of Jesus, who promised that the Holy Spirit would convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. Medgar also highlights the three main agencies for the evangelization of the world: the Word of God, the people of God, and the Spirit of God. He emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit as the Lord of the harvest, who directs and guides believers in their mission to spread the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of preaching in South America and Albania. He talks about the challenges of driving in South America and the importance of watching and praying. The speaker also shares a powerful testimony of God breaking into a gathering and bringing reconciliation among pastors. He highlights the impact of revival and emphasizes that the outpouring of the Spirit of God is more powerful than any human effort.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a lasting crown and not running aimlessly in our pursuit of goals. He mentions the 82,000 movement and how it aligns with the vision of the church. The speaker encourages individuals and departments within the church to have their own little visions and to actively work towards redeeming their time. He also highlights the importance of serving prayer partners and former members, as well as building a foundation and providing backup for the ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current state of the nation and the need for spiritual power to combat the forces that are in control. He emphasizes the importance of moral power, which comes from fellowship with God, in order to withstand the erosion and manipulation happening in society. The speaker shares a message from God that His hand of judgment will be lifted off the nation for four to eight years, calling for prayer and action to redeem the nation. The topic of leadership in the local church is also addressed, highlighting the role of intercession and the need to revert back to family, neighborhood, and community as suggested by a secular expert. The speaker references biblical passages that emphasize the power of agreement and the importance of supporting and uplifting one another.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about five young men in East Berlin who were desperate to be free from the captivity of communism. They pooled their resources and made plans to escape through the iron curtain. They bribed a tower guard to hold his light for an extra two minutes, giving them a chance to get through the barbed wire corridor. However, to their horror, they discovered that there was no opening on the other side, leaving them trapped. The preacher uses this story to illustrate how man is held captive by sin and the need for salvation through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of gathering together to hear the message of God and to meditate on it. The goal is to understand God's will and fulfill His purpose in spreading the Gospel to those who have never heard of Jesus. The speaker also discusses the role of examples in the Christian life and how the gospel should be supported by both words and actions. The sermon concludes with a call to live a fully committed Christian life, presenting ourselves as living sacrifices to God and serving Him wholeheartedly.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of social policy within the organization OM (Operation Mobilization). He explains that social policy is meant to be a glorified dating process, where consensus among the members determines the outcome. The speaker emphasizes the importance of leaders in OM understanding the organization's function and strategy. He also shares his personal experience of being burdened to make a difference in France and how Special Projects, such as a bookmobile, were born out of that burden. The speaker highlights the unity and like-mindedness among the members of OM in pursuing their vision for France.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses a group of people and asks them if they have ever been lost. Only four people raise their hands. The speaker then points out that according to scripture, Jesus came to save the lost, so either the scripture is wrong or the people claiming to be saved are mistaken. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own lostness in order to effectively witness to others. They also highlight the responsibility to be witnesses both locally and globally, and the significance of money as a means to support the spreading of the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker shares about a powerful experience they had during a meeting where many people stood up to recommit their lives to Jesus, including middle-aged and older individuals. The speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the vision and informing others about the teachings of Jesus. They also discuss the need for a system to keep track of important information, such as a loose-leaf notebook. The sermon touches on the topic of handling doctrinal differences and the significance of understanding present trends in the British Church. The speaker encourages the audience to take notes and highlights the importance of history in the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker shares their experience of being involved in the refugee crisis in Europe. They talk about how God's hand is moving in the midst of this crisis and how they felt called to be a part of it. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Christians being present to love and minister to the refugees, as well as the need for churches to catch a vision of what God is doing and get involved. They also highlight the humbling realization of their own selfishness and the challenge for Christians in a wealthy land to use their resources for the Kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of compassion and identifying with prisoners. He emphasizes that when believers show compassion and identify with those in need, they may face persecution and have their property taken away. However, the speaker highlights the miraculous aspect of rejoicing in the midst of such loss, attributing it to the believers' understanding of their better and eternal possession in Christ. The speaker also addresses the controversy surrounding the motivation for doing what is right, arguing that doing right for God's sake is biblical and ultimately brings joy and glory to both the believer and God.

In the video, the speaker discusses various books and resources available for those seeking spiritual guidance. They mention a book called "No Turning Back" which had a profound impact on someone who recommitted their life after reading it. The speaker also mentions a book on bullying and offers free literature on their ministry's activities. They briefly mention a missions conference and share a pricing system for their books. The speaker also references a story shared by Chuck Colson and discusses the importance of wisdom and truth.

In this sermon, the speaker shares ten words that came to his heart while praying about his report. He emphasizes the importance of sharing the message of God in a way that provokes people to take action. The speaker expresses gratitude for the work of God around the world and urges listeners to pray for more workers in the harvest field. He also mentions a recent gathering in Pretoria, where thousands of people from 133 nations came together to make decisions and implement strategies for spreading the Gospel. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the implementation of these decisions and a reminder of the importance of reaching the unreached.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses two questions that God asks in the Bible: "Where are you?" and "What is this?" These questions represent God's dealings with humanity throughout history. The preacher explains that there are two roads in life, a broad road that leads to destruction and a narrow road that leads to life. The sermon also includes a story of a soldier who found himself in a dangerous situation and was saved by heeding a warning. The preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding these questions and their relevance to every individual's life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of actively participating in the race of faith rather than being a passive spectator. He encourages the use of literature in ministry, such as distributing books door to door or setting up church book tables. The speaker also dedicates a Christian bookshop to God, praying for its impact in bringing people to know Jesus. He reminds the audience of the need to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Jesus daily in order to experience ongoing ministry and victory over the enemy.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a powerful encounter he had while reading a newspaper in Bombay. He saw a picture of a young boy drinking milk from a dog, which was described as his mother. This shocking image made the speaker realize the desperate need for preaching the word of God. He emphasizes the importance of joining with native missionaries to spread the message of God's love. The speaker also references the story of the Samaritan woman in John chapter 4, where Jesus teaches his disciples about the true nourishment that comes from doing the will of God.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the church's supreme task of evangelizing the world, urging believers to expand their vision beyond their local communities and recognize the vastness of God's love for all nations. He highlights the importance of prioritizing missions and sacrificial giving, reminding the congregation that God's blessings flow when they embrace a missionary vision. Smith challenges the notion of self-importance within the church, illustrating the need to focus on the global mission field, which includes billions of souls in countries like China and India. He calls for a shift in priorities, encouraging members to invest more in missions than in personal comforts.

The video is about a campaign to raise awareness and support for Christians in the Soviet Union. It promotes an action pack that includes an audiovisual presentation, a book called "The Siberian Seven," posters, stickers, and other materials. The speaker emphasizes the importance of paying the price and seeking God's face for revival in Britain. He asks the audience if they are in God's race and challenges them to be on fire for God, devoted to Him in every aspect of their lives. The video also highlights the importance of both enjoying fellowship and having reverence for God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of studying the gospels and understanding the character of Jesus Christ. They highlight how Jesus went about towns and villages, driven by compassion. The speaker also explains the concept of "operation mobilization" and how it involves believers actively demonstrating their love for Jesus. They emphasize that every believer has the responsibility to be a witness for Christ, regardless of their background or abilities. The sermon concludes with the example of the man who was cured of demons, illustrating the power of personal testimony in sharing the saving power of Jesus Christ.

The video is a sermon that emphasizes the eternal purpose of God to bring people to Himself and reveal His glory and grace. It highlights the importance of viewing the Bible as a missionary book that unfolds God's plan from the creation of the world to the new heaven and earth. The speaker emphasizes that the church, when rightly understood, is a missionary society. The sermon includes a personal anecdote about a woman who showed compassion to a young boy in need, prompting the audience to consider their own response to the needs around them.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his thoughts and reflections on various topics. He mentions that he was asked to ramble and share his thoughts instead of doing a Bible study. He discusses five points that he has learned in Pakistan, including the importance of inner contentment and recognizing that people are more important than programs or things. He also warns against stereotyping people and emphasizes the need to understand and appreciate each person's unique gifts and abilities. The speaker concludes by cautioning against a mechanical approach to spreading the gospel and reminds listeners to consider the feelings and hearts of the people they are trying to reach.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of following up on a revival or deep spiritual experience with action. They quote the Bible, stating that those who receive much will be required to give much. The speaker encourages the audience to share what they have learned and experienced with others, and to get involved in activities that allow them to share their faith. They also discuss the need for balance and grace in our spiritual journey, reminding listeners to pace themselves and not become discouraged when they make mistakes.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a vision in the Christian life. He refers to the story in Acts 13 where five men received a vision from the Holy Spirit while they were worshiping and fasting. The speaker encourages the audience to seek and hold onto a vision, as it is essential for spiritual growth and impact. He also acknowledges that some people may be in a season of spiritual depression or hurt, but assures them that conferences like this one are meant to bring healing and restoration. The sermon concludes with a reminder that while there may be moments of spiritual intensity, the normal Christian life is characterized by being on fire for Jesus every day.

The video is about the ship ministry, which has been running for 25 years. It highlights how the ship is a place for people to develop their talents and skills in music and other areas, and how it can be used to build the kingdom of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of mature faith and experience in evangelism and street preaching, which many people gain during their time on the ship. The video also mentions the need for ship ministry mobilizers to represent the vision and share videos and literature about the ship ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker challenges young people to make a five-fold commitment to world evangelization. The commitment includes praying daily for the work of evangelization, giving sacrificially, consistently sharing their faith with non-Christians, influencing other Christians to become global Christians, and being willing to go anywhere and do whatever God desires. The speaker uses an illustration from missionary Amy Carmichael to emphasize the urgency of this mission. The sermon also highlights the motivation for mission, including looking at God, the Bible, and the future second coming of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the pastor discusses the importance of spreading the vision of God's plan for mobilizing manpower, finance, and prayer power for unreached nations. He shares his personal experience of researching and mobilizing prayer for Turkey and Iraq before being sent to Spain. The pastor emphasizes the need to study and saturate oneself with the facts of world vision, using resources like leaflets, prayer cards, missionary books, and maps. He encourages believers to spread the facts and not assume that people already know the truth. The sermon concludes with a reminder to be strong in the grace of Christ Jesus and to endure hardship like a good soldier of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of fellowship and learning to walk in the light. He encourages the audience to open up and share their feelings and experiences with others. The speaker also mentions the significance of receiving news about a financial transaction, highlighting that money is not the most important thing to God. The sermon then transitions to a discussion of the Book of Nehemiah Chapter 8, emphasizing the need for unity and collaboration in making decisions and seeking God's confirmation. The speaker acknowledges that the conference time is limited but expresses the desire for more time to delve into God's word.

In this video, the speaker shares a personal story about a moment of frustration and anger he experienced. He recounts how he wanted to hit something but instead kicked a box with great force. The speaker then transitions to talking about visual aids and shows various items he brought with him, including shaving cream and a camera. He emphasizes the importance of laughter and honesty, sharing how his wife responded to his actions with laughter and how he had to explain his limp at team devotions. The speaker concludes by promising to explain the lesson behind his story in more detail.

Nigel Paul emphasizes the importance of understanding the theology of missions, reminding us that it is ultimately God's story, not ours. He highlights that we are called to missions not out of pity for the lost, but for God's glory and love, as we share the message of redemption with those who are lost like we once were. Paul stresses the necessity of prayer in missions, asserting that it is the most powerful tool we have to effect change and fulfill the Great Commission. He encourages the congregation to engage in intercessory prayer, which can lead to spiritual renewal and transformation both personally and in the church. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to pray and seek God's guidance in participating in His mission.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving testimonies that are clear, concise, and truthful. He advises against exaggerating or fabricating stories to make them more exciting. The speaker also highlights the significance of having someone evaluate your testimony before sharing it publicly. Additionally, he discusses the importance of having a proper attitude and submission in various areas of life, such as finances and relationships. The overall message is to be genuine, humble, and balanced in our testimonies and actions.

In the sermon transcript, the speaker describes the experience of being imprisoned in a communist country. They talk about the hunger for love, food, and Holy Communion that they and their fellow prisoners experienced. The speaker also mentions the brainwashing they endured, being forced to listen to propaganda for seventeen hours a day. They emphasize the importance of finding joy and smiling, even in difficult circumstances, and prioritize putting God and others before oneself.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the vital role of the Holy Spirit in missions, illustrating how the early Church at Antioch was guided by the Spirit to set apart Barnabas and Saul for their mission work. He highlights that true mission work is born from a revival of religious life, where believers are led by the Spirit in prayer and fasting. Murray stresses that the Holy Spirit empowers Christians to witness for Christ and that missions are fundamentally the work of the Spirit. He calls for the Church to recognize the importance of waiting on the Spirit for guidance in mission efforts, ensuring that all work is done in His power. Ultimately, he encourages believers to yield to the Holy Spirit, who is essential for the success of missions.

Bud Elford emphasizes the critical role of worship in the life of a missionary, asserting that effective service to God begins with a deep, personal relationship with Him. He discusses the importance of finding a quiet place to pray, being still, and listening for God's voice, rather than merely engaging in public displays of prayer. Elford encourages believers to prioritize their personal devotions and to cultivate a genuine worship experience that transforms their spiritual lives. He warns against the distractions of busyness and the need for a dedicated time to connect with God, which is essential for spiritual effectiveness. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to seek God in the secret place, where true transformation occurs.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the true gospel and warns against the dangers of diluting it with human ingenuity. He highlights the negative impact of evangelistic campaigns that focus on superficial conversions rather than genuine repentance and faith. The speaker also discusses the consequences of a dumbed-down gospel, where essential theological concepts like propitiation, justice, satisfaction, and imputation are not taught. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the ultimate goal of mission work is to bring glory to God, and that prayer is more valuable than financial support in advancing the Kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of a strong introduction in preaching. However, he admits that he will ignore this rule for the sake of delivering a meaningful message. He then turns to the book of 1 Thessalonians chapter 2 and highlights practical lessons from the missionary example of the Apostle Paul. The speaker emphasizes the call to reach the nations for Christ and quotes Romans 10:14-15 to emphasize the importance of verbal preaching in sharing the gospel. He also mentions the significance of lifestyle evangelism, but emphasizes that speaking the gospel is essential.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the language and emotions used in preaching the word of God. He shares a personal experience of a passionate lady who would grab his shirt and urge him to pray during intense moments. The speaker then quotes Jonathan Edwards, who observed that while people are enthusiastic about earthly matters, they often feel dull and unmoved when it comes to spiritual matters. The sermon then focuses on Ezekiel chapter 37, where the prophet is instructed to prophesy to dry bones, symbolizing the deadness of Israel's religion. God promises to breathe life into these bones and restore His people.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses his deep admiration for Eric Little, the Olympic athlete featured in the movie "Chariots of Fire." He is moved to purchase and distribute 100 copies of the film to spread its message worldwide. The speaker also discusses the importance of utilizing videocassettes in spreading the word of God, as they are more accessible and popular than books. He emphasizes the need for prayer in this endeavor. The speaker also reflects on the self-pity syndrome and encourages listeners to overcome their personal challenges by looking at the struggles of others, such as handicapped individuals and Vietnam veterans.

David Wilkerson passionately urges believers to take action and reach out to the nations, emphasizing that many are heading to hell while Christians remain comfortable and complacent. He draws parallels to the early church at Pentecost, warning that without proactive outreach, God may use challenges to stir us into action. Wilkerson calls for a commitment to service, encouraging everyone, regardless of their status, to step out in faith and share the Gospel. He reminds us that God has a plan for each life and that true fulfillment comes from serving others rather than seeking comfort. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to embrace the call to go into the world and make a difference.

Bud Elford emphasizes the significance of solitude in a missionary's life, drawing from Isaiah 63:3 where Jesus speaks of treading the winepress alone. He explains that being alone is a time for personal growth, reliance on God, and preparation for spiritual battles, as exemplified by biblical figures like David and Joseph. Elford encourages listeners to develop a strong relationship with Jesus, ensuring that they are never truly alone, and to learn to stand firm in their faith even when isolated. He highlights the importance of understanding one's weaknesses and relying on God's strength to overcome challenges. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deep commitment to God, enabling believers to face life's trials with confidence.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping our bodies healthy in a sinful world. He starts by telling a story about a gingerbread boy who runs away, illustrating the idea that if we rely solely on temporary pleasures, we will eventually run out. The preacher then shifts to discussing the spiritual aspect of health and how Satan seeks to destroy our bodies. He emphasizes the need to take care of our bodies as they are instruments for serving God and interpreting heavenly truth. The sermon concludes with the reminder to present our bodies as living sacrifices to God.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a mission compound during an epidemic. A man named Tommy Titcom seeks guidance from the Lord on how to help, and he is instructed to use drums to communicate a message. The message states that anyone who moves into the mission compound will be protected from the disease. People from different places start walking to the compound, some even traveling overnight to be there. The preacher emphasizes the power and love of Jesus in solving the problems and tragedies faced by the families in the compound. The sermon concludes with a prayer to turn our eyes upon Jesus and seek His help. The preacher references John chapter 17 in the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of lack of funds in the work in India. He acknowledges that money is scarce and pleads for more humanity in providing financial support. He believes that the struggle with finances has been a character-building factor in the work. The speaker also discusses the challenges faced in India, including the loss of trained men every year and the increasing responsibilities on the Indian brothers. He encourages the audience to be open-minded, balanced, and to seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit in dealing with these challenges.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by apologizing for speaking while seated due to physical limitations caused by beatings he endured in jail. He then reads from Zephaniah 3:17, which speaks of God rejoicing over His people with singing. The speaker shares a heartwarming story about his granddaughter wanting to become a pet doctor and his grandson wanting to make his mother happy. He emphasizes the importance of having childlike faith and trust in God, even though Jesus Himself did not have a comfortable childhood. The sermon concludes with a reading from Zephaniah 3:14-17, which assures the listeners that God is with them, delights in them, and will quiet them with His love. The speaker acknowledges his long absence and asks for patience as he shares his message.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal encounter with a man who traveled a long distance to attend a service. The man explains that he obeyed God's command to go to Moscow and get a Bible, leaving his family behind. The preacher emphasizes the importance of having a purpose in life and not being lured away by worldly distractions. He highlights the example of Jesus, who gave his life for the salvation of the whole world. The preacher encourages the audience to love and serve others as a way of expressing their love for God.

In this video, the speaker discusses the transition from verbal communication to the video age and how it has impacted the ability of Brazilians to read. Despite this, the speaker notes that their meetings have proven that Brazilians are still avid readers, as they eagerly purchased books. The speaker believes that one of their ministries in Latin America will be distributing powerful books, as many people in Brazil are not familiar with influential Christian literature. The speaker also highlights the social issues in Brazil, such as poverty and drug abuse, and emphasizes the need for prayer and laborers in the harvest.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of effective communication and prayer in the context of spreading the word of God. They mention the need for a new generator for the ship and the positive fellowship experienced during a conference. The speaker also highlights the success of a missions conference and the commitment of 60 individuals to world missions. They mention the significance of Scotland as a place for raising up labor for the subcontinent. Additionally, the speaker briefly mentions their involvement in a computer committee and the need for designated funds for operation mobilization.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of commitment and avoiding imbalance in various areas of life. He specifically mentions the challenge of avoiding misunderstanding with women and shares his personal experience of being impacted by a book on esteeming one's mate. The speaker also addresses the challenges and complexities of implementing a strategic plan, cautioning against blindly following worldly models. He acknowledges the financial difficulties faced in the previous year but also highlights the growth and progress achieved. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the sacrifices and challenges faced by ministers of God.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by reading a verse from the Bible that speaks of Jesus being pierced and crushed for our sins. The congregation is encouraged to thank Jesus for taking their place on the cross. The speaker then reads several Old Testament scriptures that prophesy about the suffering and agony of Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of relying on the power of Jesus' blood, the word of God, and the Holy Spirit in times of spiritual attack. The speaker also addresses the fear of death and encourages believers to trust in God's direction and not act on impulse.

In this sermon, Brother K. P. Johannon discusses the concept of authentic missions and what it looks like according to the teachings of Jesus. He begins by acknowledging that Jesus did not explicitly give a plan for world evangelism to his disciples in the Gospels. However, he emphasizes the importance of studying scripture to understand the Lord's call to reach the lost world. Brother K. P. then focuses on Matthew 28:18-20, where Jesus commissions his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them and teaching them to obey his commands. He highlights the simplicity of Jesus' approach, emphasizing the importance of love and service in fulfilling the mission of spreading the good news.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the strong points of the OM movement and emphasizes the importance of teamwork. He highlights the uniqueness of OM in practicing and promoting teamwork, which involves living and working together in the same house or on the same team. The speaker also mentions the value of pooling resources and combining gifts to become a powerful force for God. Additionally, he emphasizes the significance of foot soldiering, which includes activities like street work, door-to-door evangelism, and open air preaching, as the heart of what OM does.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker, Johan van Dam, shares his personal journey of faith and the impact of two books, "The Normal Christian Life" and "The Calvary Road," on his spiritual growth. After joining a traveling team and ministering in Spain for four years, he experienced a profound spiritual change and a new understanding of the Christian life. He emphasizes the importance of being with fellow believers and ministering within the temple, even though it may be unseen. The speaker also briefly mentions his background, including growing up in a boisterous family and serving in the army, before finding salvation and hungering for spiritual reality.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of Caleb from the Bible and encourages the audience to run the race of faith in order to reach the prize. He emphasizes the importance of expressing faith through love and taking action to help those in need. The speaker challenges the audience to not become desensitized to the suffering of others and to actively engage in acts of compassion and service. He reminds them that everyone has different needs and reasons for their circumstances, and it is their responsibility to see and respond to those needs.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the divine pattern of missions as outlined in the New Testament, urging the Church to recognize its responsibility in evangelizing the world. He highlights the importance of understanding the needs of the world, the power of prayer, and the necessity of sending out missionaries to reach the unreached. Simpson calls for a revival of the Church's commitment to missions, stressing that every believer has a personal commission to share the Gospel. He concludes with a reminder that the ultimate goal is to prepare for the return of Christ by spreading the Gospel to all nations.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the need for a revolutionary attitude in the Christian life. They emphasize the importance of not becoming too soft or complacent in our faith. The speaker encourages listeners to embrace a lifestyle of dedication and sacrifice, even if it means making modifications and giving up certain comforts. They also highlight the significance of prayer and worship, emphasizing the need to not just talk about it, but to practice it consistently. Overall, the sermon calls for a radical commitment to living for God and abandoning worldly desires.

The video discusses the importance of understanding and empathizing with Arab Muslims as individuals with fears and hopes. It emphasizes the need to recognize that they are mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, just like anyone else. The speaker also mentions the significance of the Bible as a missionary text, highlighting how missions is the organizing theme of the Bible. The video concludes by mentioning the story of Eric Liddell, a missionary who dedicated his life to Jesus Christ and ultimately died for his faith.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the supremacy of God in missions. He outlines three main points: the promise is sure, the price is suffering, and the prize is satisfying. The promise refers to the gospel of the kingdom being preached throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations. The speaker provides four reasons why we can be confident in this promise. He emphasizes that being a part of missions is exciting because it cannot fail. The second point highlights the price of suffering in missions, and the speaker encourages individuals to consider their birth into a Christian home as an act of grace. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of the supremacy of God in preaching and praying, as God has a passion to be glorified and humans have a passion to be satisfied, which are not at odds with each other.

In this sermon, the speaker shares personal stories of his experiences in Indonesia, a war-torn country where half a million people were killed in a few days. He talks about speaking in a prison filled with communist men who were willing to die for their faith. The speaker also mentions a story of a boy in Russia who was on his way to a secret meeting and was stopped by a policeman. Despite facing challenges and being initially hesitant, the speaker shares how he was called by God to be a missionary and was miraculously healed when he said yes to the calling. The sermon emphasizes the importance of believing in eternity and being willing to live and die for it, and references the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love in the Christian faith. He shares personal experiences of how love transformed his own behavior as a husband and father. The speaker also highlights the significance of love in comparison to other acts of sacrifice, such as martyrdom. He encourages the audience, especially young people, to be examples of believers and to consider unconventional paths, such as missions or working in crisis situations, where they can demonstrate love in action. The sermon is based on 1 Corinthians 13, which emphasizes the supremacy of love over other spiritual gifts.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker discusses the importance and impact of the AV department in the ministry of world evangelism. The AV department plays a crucial role in coordinating and disseminating information to various teams around the world through videos and films. They also handle tasks such as duplicating video cassettes and creating teaching tapes. The speaker emphasizes the need for support and involvement from the audience in order to continue reaching millions of people with the message of the Gospel.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of commitment and how it means different things to different people. He mentions that he has written four books on commitment but still feels he has a long way to go. The preacher emphasizes the importance of moderation and not getting drawn into things that waste time. He also talks about making Jesus the Lord of every aspect of our lives, including relationships and time. The sermon ends with an invitation to examine one's walk with God and determine if they are truly committed to following Jesus.

In this sermon, Brother K.P. Johannon discusses the importance of authentic missions and the focus on the message of Jesus Christ. He shares a personal experience of his early days as a pastor in a small church and the emotional moment of leaving that church. He emphasizes that true missions is not about impressive words or worldly power, but about living a life that reflects the message of Jesus. He references Ephesians 3:1 and Acts 17:6 to support his message and encourages listeners to seek a deeper understanding of God's plan for missions.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of survival and relaxation in Christian work. He shares his personal experience of realizing the need to pull back and focus on small tasks instead of constantly striving for big victories. The speaker emphasizes the value of taking time to gather one's thoughts and talk to Jesus, rather than feeling compelled to evangelize every moment. He also mentions the positive impact of delegating responsibilities and finding ways to relax, such as playing golf. Additionally, the speaker vulnerably shares a struggle he faced with infatuation and how he overcame it through perseverance and distance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a genuine relationship with Jesus and living a life of love. He expresses doubt about someone's salvation if they claim to be born again but show no concern for those who do not know Jesus. The speaker highlights the significance of missions and the impact that can be made through the grace of God. He encourages believers to deny themselves, carry their cross, and follow Jesus' example of saying no to their own desires in order to fulfill God's call.

The video is about a missionary's vision and strategy to reach the Muslim world with the gospel. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and praise as the first task in this mission. The fivefold vision includes focusing on the Muslim world, unreached areas in southern Europe, indigenous peoples, and the whole world. The speaker also mentions the production of audio-visual materials and books to spread this vision.

In this sermon, the speaker initially considers sharing his personal reasons for being a Christian but decides to give an overview of Operation Mobilization (OM) worldwide instead. He highlights that many people in OM have a localized view and emphasizes the importance of the command of Jesus to go into all the world and preach the gospel. The speaker recounts the early days of OM, where they opened bookshops and engaged in various projects globally. He emphasizes the ongoing need for special projects and the cries for help from people all over the world. The speaker also mentions the role of SDL in supporting these projects and encourages prayer for a broader understanding of God's work and the limitations of resources.

In this video, the speaker discusses various books and materials available for purchase, including DVDs showcasing the work of God in different nations. They also mention teachings on the life of Christ and a program called Bridge of Hope, which provides education and healthcare to children from the Dalit background while teaching them about Jesus. The speaker also mentions two books, "Come, Let's Reach the World" and "Revolution World Missions," which provide statistics and information on global missions. Additionally, they talk about the Road to Reality Internship, a year-long training program for young people that focuses on discipleship and commitment to the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living a radical and sacrificial life for Christ, giving examples of individuals who have given up everything for the sake of the Gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of violence in the Old Testament and how God's view of violence may differ from that of humans. The speaker also mentions the portrayal of violence in movies and highlights the unrealistic nature of the heroes' ability to withstand numerous wounds. The sermon then transitions to discussing the goals of the operations support breakthrough project, which aims to provide materials to individuals and organizations involved in the AD2000 network. The speaker emphasizes the need for financial support to produce literature in multiple languages and to fund projects such as providing bicycles for literature distribution in India. The sermon concludes by discussing the importance of fundraising and the excitement of seeing breakthroughs and literature being produced.

In this sermon, the speaker encourages listeners to push open doors and seek God's will in their lives. They emphasize the importance of using technology, such as email, to spread the word of God and share information about countries like Turkey. The speaker acknowledges the danger of focusing too much on the Word and not enough on the Lord, but emphasizes the need to speak out about specific situations, such as Turkey. They express gratitude for those who have prayed and given to Turkey, and hope that this message will be an encouragement to them. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the importance of ongoing supervision, accountability, and mentoring in the mission field.

The video shown during the sermon was a powerful visual representation of the challenge of reaching the unreached people in the 1040 window. It was well-received by the audience of three to four thousand delegates at the Jacobi Main Plenary Session. The video, produced by the music department and their partners, showcased the need for missionaries in this part of the world. It is expected to be a key recruiting tool in the future and was a great answer to prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and the power of speaking in tongues. He explains that while he is speaking in English, his spirit is constantly praying in an unknown tongue. He also mentions that prayer should be an ongoing and constant practice, and that it is through prayer that believers can receive clear direction from God. The speaker then discusses the persecution faced by the early church and the importance of prayer in fulfilling the mission of the church. He concludes by mentioning a leadership conference that took place in Seattle in 1973.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by leading the congregation in singing the song "Jesus Loves Me" in both English and Spanish. He then asks the children to think of themselves as arrows, being sent out as missionaries to spread the word of God. He uses the analogy of a bow and arrow to illustrate how children can go farther and longer than adults in their mission. The preacher emphasizes the importance of children being connected to the power of Jesus Christ and taking that power to places that adults may never reach.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the rebuilding of the walls as described in the Bible. He emphasizes the opposition faced during this process and the need for prayer and vigilance. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of having a serious and committed attitude towards the work of God, rather than treating it as a game or a casual activity. He encourages faithfulness in attending meetings and being responsible in small tasks, as this can lead to greater responsibilities. The speaker concludes by highlighting the seriousness of the conference and the need for participants to be prepared for spiritual battle.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the changes in the world over the past 50 years and ponders where we will be in the future. He emphasizes the importance of the Bible as the ultimate source of wisdom and understanding. The speaker shares a personal story of visiting a church in a war-torn area and witnessing the power of the gospel in the midst of adversity. He highlights the need for Christians to be willing to lay down their lives for Christ and emphasizes that the ultimate victory is found in the fulfillment of God's word.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the critical importance of foreign missions, addressing common excuses for neglecting this duty, such as selfishness, ignorance, and a lack of compassion. He argues that Christians have a moral obligation to share the Gospel, highlighting the dire conditions of the heathen world and the transformative power of missions. Simpson urges believers to recognize their debt to God and the lost, and to cultivate a genuine love for Christ that compels them to act. He concludes with compelling reasons to prioritize missions, including duty, compassion, and the promise of God's blessings.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the urgent logic of missions, illustrating how the responsibility for spreading the Gospel falls on every believer. He argues that the world’s moral and spiritual ruin is a direct consequence of our failure to share the message of salvation, which is accessible to all through Christ. Simpson passionately conveys that the Gospel is not just a message of love but a divine remedy for humanity's deepest needs, urging believers to take action in sending and supporting missionaries. He highlights the necessity of human agency in proclaiming the Gospel and the collective responsibility of the Church to send forth messengers. Ultimately, he calls for a heart aflame with love for the lost, reminding us that the salvation offered through Jesus is a gift meant for everyone.

In this sermon, the speaker shares about the impact of distributing literature and gospel tracks in various cities. They highlight the success of distributing half a million tracks in Mexico City and Bombay in just one day. The speaker emphasizes the need for desperation in evangelism and disciplined living. They challenge the audience to examine their own lives and strive for improvement in areas such as sleep, food, and organization. The speaker also reflects on the early days of the work in Mexico and the importance of relying on God's provision.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for a complete restructuring of our lives to align everything towards Christ. He uses the analogy of being employees in a plant and challenges the audience to evaluate their job descriptions, goals, and accomplishments. The speaker highlights the fleeting nature of life and the vanity of worldly pursuits, but also emphasizes the purpose found in Christ's resurrection. He urges the audience to prioritize their relationship with God, their families, and their mission to spread the gospel, rather than being consumed by unnecessary debt and worldly ambitions. The sermon also touches on the concept of discipline and chastening from the Lord, explaining that it is not always a result of sin but can be a means of growth and development.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching and praying with thousands of people in different countries. He mentions a church of about 4,000 people and Emmanuel Christian University in Romania. The speaker also talks about the hunger for God and the power of prayer he witnessed in these countries. He shares a story of a woman who believed her husband was dead for two years, only to find out he had been released from prison. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being spiritually alive in these last days and encourages listeners to seek God fervently.

In this sermon, the speaker talks about various events and conferences related to missions and spreading the word of God. They mention a final message given with John Pantry singing, which attracted about 20,000 young people, with 3,000 making commitments to overseas missions. The speaker also mentions the United Missionary Conference and the involvement of different missions. They highlight the importance of prayer and the need for recruits in mission societies. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the impact of these events and the importance of spreading the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being in jail and witnessing a fellow inmate escape. The speaker emphasizes the miraculous nature of the escape, as it seemed impossible for someone heavily sentenced to run away. The speaker also highlights the power of God to tear down strongholds and bring people back to Him. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's guidance and protection.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of being involved in missions and supporting missionaries. He shares personal experiences of having missionaries stay in his home and the impact it had on his family. The speaker emphasizes the need for churches to actively engage in mission work and teaches that it is a biblical principle. He also suggests that if individuals are not comfortable teaching about missions, there are resources available to help educate and train them.

George Verwer emphasizes the urgency of prayer and action in the mission field, drawing inspiration from Acts 13 and Matthew 9. He calls upon God to send forth laborers into the harvest, urging believers to become senders and intercessors to reach the remaining 25% of the world that has yet to hear about Jesus. Verwer highlights the importance of mobilizing the church to plant communities of faith among all peoples globally, reinforcing the need for collective effort in fulfilling the Great Commission.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the consequences of ignorance and the importance of knowing and teaching the word of God. The sermon focuses on the story of the people of Israel who turned away from God and worshipped idols, leading to God's anger and judgment upon them. The speaker emphasizes three lessons from this story: the preservation of faith and obedience through the knowledge of God's greatness, the responsibility of parents to teach their children about God, and the need to diligently keep and teach the word of God. The sermon references verses from Deuteronomy that highlight the importance of knowing and teaching God's word to future generations.

The sermon transcript discusses the importance of using video as a tool for spreading the vision for world missions. The speaker emphasizes the need to adapt to new technologies, such as video cassettes, CD-RAM, and the emerging Big Mega Information Highway. The transcript mentions the use of professional video teams to document missions in various countries, including France, Germany, Berlin, Turkey, and among Kurdish refugees. The speaker encourages the audience to arm themselves with video cassettes and other tools to share the message of missions effectively, highlighting the ability to tailor the content for different audiences.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of feeling called by God to reach out to the 800 million Muslims who are at risk of not knowing Christ. He recounts a story of a team from OM who went to Libya in 1972 and were arrested for distributing the Gospel of Luke. However, they were able to show the Jesus film in Arabic to the people in their homes, leading to many conversations and Bible studies. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not underestimating what God can do and warns the audience about the potential for God to call them to longer-term commitments and deeper prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the past year and how it challenged the basic principles of Operation Mobilization. He emphasizes the importance of holding fast to the principles given by God while also being open to change. The speaker then delves into the teachings of James 1, highlighting the need to be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. He urges the listeners to put away filthiness and wickedness and receive the engrafted word of God with meekness. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of not just hearing the word, but being doers of the word, and warns against forgetting the teachings and not applying them in one's life.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on their mission and the challenges they face in their faith journey. They discuss the importance of having faith and trusting in God's provision, even in difficult times. The speaker emphasizes the need to replace fear with God's courage and hate with God's love. They also explore the concept of life and how it is manifested through the interrelation of opposites. The speaker concludes by highlighting the role of God in sending both good and evil into our lives for His purposes, using the example of Calvary.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the challenges faced in the previous year and the need to overcome discouragement. They mention the launch of a new program called Global Action, which will change the way things are done in the future. The speaker also discusses Operation X-13 or Breakthrough 2000, expressing concern and gratitude for the response it has received. They emphasize the importance of taking action and contextualizing the vision into personal ministries and homes. The sermon concludes with gratitude for the financial provision received in the previous year.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believers actively participating in global missions. He argues that God's plan is for His grace to be poured out on all His people so that they can display His glory to the world. The preacher challenges the notion that giving money alone is sufficient to solve the world's problems, asserting that believers are called to personally go and share the gospel. He encourages the congregation to commit to giving two percent of their days to the mission of making disciples of all nations, trusting God to provide and transform their lives.

The video highlights the Bridge of Hope ministry, which aims to share the gospel with people who have never heard it before. It showcases the story of a young girl living in poverty and oppression, emphasizing the need to reach out to those in desperate situations. The speaker encourages believers to live a life of mission and offers practical ways to do so, such as committing to 15 minutes of prayer each week for the mission field and those in need. The video also shares the inspiring story of a missionary named Sam who answered God's call to go to a challenging and dangerous place to spread the gospel.

George Verwer shares a heartfelt message titled 'Seven Words for Ex Omers,' emphasizing the importance of setting goals, experiencing grace awakening, and maintaining faith in the face of challenges. He encourages the audience to be proactive in their spiritual lives and to embrace change, reality, and transformation as essential components of their Christian journey. Verwer highlights the need for unity within the church and the significance of being aware of suffering in the world, urging listeners to take action and remain connected to God and each other.

Derek Prince emphasizes the urgency of spreading the Gospel, reflecting on Jesus' final command in Acts 1:8 to be witnesses to the ends of the earth. He highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit's empowerment for believers to fulfill their mission of sharing salvation with all nations. Prince shares personal experiences from his time in the military, illustrating the transformative power of the Gospel in the lives of those who have never heard of Christ. He challenges the congregation to evaluate their commitment to missions and the use of their resources in light of the eternal destiny of the lost. Ultimately, he calls for a renewed focus on evangelism and the necessity of being obedient to God's call to reach every tribe and nation.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses some common misunderstandings and challenges in the strategy and execution of spreading the word of God. He emphasizes the need for creativity and not relying on having everything laid out in a chart or strategy. The speaker also acknowledges the difficulties and miscommunications that can arise in this work, but encourages the audience to trust in God's wisdom and guidance. He highlights the importance of counseling and personal work in the ministry, and the challenges faced by individuals from different cultures and backgrounds coming together. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for unity, perseverance, and a focus on the eternal impact of their work.

The video is a sermon transcript that discusses five main points for effective preaching of the word of God. The first point emphasizes the importance of remaining learners and being open to change. The second point highlights the need to avoid pride and embrace modern technology in media. The third point emphasizes the importance of specializing in effective communication. The fourth point addresses the challenge of reaching unreached people and the need for disciplined youth and engaged adults. The fifth point discusses the challenge of misplaced priorities and frozen assets. The sermon also mentions the importance of maintaining high motivation and provides eleven points for personal growth and discipline in the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of faith and the intellectual questions he had to grapple with. He talks about his initial skepticism towards Christianity and his exploration of various religions and philosophies. However, he eventually found his faith in Jesus Christ through the preaching of evangelist Billy Graham. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reading and studying Christian books as a way to deepen one's understanding of the faith. He also highlights the transformative power of God's love and grace in his own life.

In this video, the speaker shares about their recent travels to Oman, Dubai, and India to spread the word of God. They mention the challenges faced in reaching out to Muslims, who they believe are the largest unreached people group in the world. The speaker also talks about the importance of perseverance and wisdom in sharing the gospel, despite the difficulties and dangers faced. They emphasize the need for prayer and support for the ministry, as well as the rebuilding of the audiovisual department.