In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing gratitude for the truth found in the Bible and prays for the congregation to remain humble and receptive to God's message. The preacher then discusses the parable of the sower and emphasizes the importance of understanding the word of God. He warns that there are people in the church who may not truly be saved and are only professing their love for God with their lips. The sermon concludes by highlighting Jesus as the ultimate king and the importance of preaching the gospel of grace to all people.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of preaching the word of God and the opposition faced by those who do so. He shares a personal experience of being challenged by an old lady during a convention. The preacher emphasizes the need for humility and reliance on the Holy Spirit in preaching. He also references the story of Simon Peter in Luke's Gospel to illustrate the power of God working through humble individuals.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the moment when Peter denies knowing Jesus three times. He highlights the gravity and persistence of Peter's denial, which includes swearing and cursing. The preacher emphasizes that Peter's denial was not due to cowardice, but rather a lack of understanding and recognition of his own weakness. Jesus uses Peter's sin to teach him the lesson that without God's grace, he is playing with fire. The preacher also warns the audience that Satan is still active and seeking to devour believers, just as he desired to sift Peter like wheat.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the love and passion he has for preaching the word of God. He repeats multiple times that he loves it with his whole soul. The sermon then transitions to a story from the Bible about Simon Peter, a fisherman who was called by Jesus to be a disciple. Despite being called to full-time service, Peter still had a love for fishing. After Jesus' resurrection, Peter decides to go back to fishing, but Jesus appears to him and reminds him of his calling. The sermon ends with a prayer for those who may be struggling with fear and disappointment, encouraging them to come to Jesus for comfort and blessings.

Leonard Ravenhill delivers a powerful message on the Apostle Peter, emphasizing the call to holiness as outlined in 1 Peter. He discusses the transformation of Peter from a flawed individual to a foundational leader of the church, highlighting the importance of purity and the necessity of being spirit-filled. Ravenhill stresses that true holiness is not just about avoiding sin but about being filled with the Spirit and living a life that reflects Christ. He encourages believers to understand their identity as saints and to embrace the trials of faith as opportunities for growth. Ultimately, he reminds the congregation that they are kept by the power of God through faith, which leads to salvation and a lively hope.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the blessings that believers receive through the foreknowledge of God, the sanctification of the Spirit, and the sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ. He then shifts to the role of pastors in feeding the flock and ministering to the needs of the congregation. The preacher highlights the example of Peter, an ordinary fisherman who became a powerful teacher and leader in the early church. He emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in the midst of trials and temptations, reminding the audience that they are a chosen generation and a royal priesthood.