In this sermon, Brother Denny emphasizes the importance of understanding the changes brought by Jesus Christ in the way we live and fight for the kingdom of God. He highlights that Jesus did not change the nature of God, but rather the means by which we engage in spiritual warfare. Brother Denny references the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus declares six times that he is bringing a new message, different from what was previously taught. He specifically focuses on Jesus' teaching on non-retaliation, urging listeners to resist evil and turn the other cheek when faced with aggression.

In this sermon, Brother Denny emphasizes the importance of seeing oneself as a soldier of Jesus Christ and enduring hardships. He encourages the congregation to reflect on their lives and question what truly matters in the face of adversity. The sermon also touches on the idea of making choices that edify and glorify God, rather than simply following a set of rules. Brother Denny concludes by emphasizing the need for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and a clear testimony in order to truly live a blessed and purposeful life.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by addressing the issue of human trafficking and challenges the congregation, especially the young people, to take action through prayer. They emphasize the importance of dedicating time to spiritual warfare and making a real impact. The speaker then expresses gratitude for the congregation's support and prayers during their recent loss. They share about burying their father and celebrating the resurrection power of Jesus Christ. The sermon then transitions to a biblical passage about Peter being imprisoned and the church praying for him. Despite the guards' efforts to keep Peter secure, the power of prayer prevails as an angel of the Lord sets Peter free. The sermon concludes by referencing Matthew chapter 5 and highlighting Jesus' teachings on righteousness and the importance of living according to God's commandments.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of love in the life of a Christian. He highlights that God is love and that to be like Christ, we need to have the spirit of Christ dwelling in us, enabling us to love others, including our enemies. The preacher also discusses the concept of non-resistance, referring to the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 5:38-39. He emphasizes that non-resistance should be a reality in our daily lives, showing the spirit of Christ in our interactions with others. The sermon concludes with a call to live out this doctrine of suffering love and non-resistance in our marriages and families.