In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing the sequence of events in the Gospel of Luke. He highlights the moment when Jesus is baptized and the heavens open, the Spirit descends, and a voice from heaven attests to Jesus being the Son of God. This marks the official position of Jesus as the image unto which humanity is to be renewed. The speaker then references Colossians 3:8-11, which instructs believers to put away negative behaviors and put on the new man, being renewed after the image of Christ. The sermon emphasizes that the measure of Christ's presence in our relationships determines our level of peace and fulfillment.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Mark 3:14, where Jesus chose twelve disciples to be with him, send them to preach, and give them power to cast out demons. The speaker emphasizes that the priority task of the Christian Church is not to simply enjoy spiritual experiences, but to engage in a battle against evil. The sermon highlights the importance of walking with God, witnessing to others, and warring against the devil. The speaker encourages Christians to strive for consistency in their faith rather than being constantly up and down in their spiritual journey.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God often works in unexpected ways. He gives examples from the Bible, such as Moses being sent into the wilderness for 40 years before being used by God, and Joshua being instructed to walk around a walled city instead of scaling the walls. The speaker also shares a personal experience of a tragic event that made him realize the need to surrender to God's plan. He concludes by expressing a desire for a deeper spiritual experience and a greater purpose in life.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how Jesus came in a way that was unexpected and different from what people were anticipating. He gives four examples from the Gospel of John and four counterparts from the book of Revelation to illustrate this point. The speaker emphasizes the vulnerability and self-exposure of Jesus, highlighting moments such as when Jesus washed his disciples' feet and when he allowed himself to be crucified. The sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering control and allowing God to work in our lives.

In this sermon, Dr. Alan Redpaths discusses the plan of God for Christians, as outlined in Mark chapter 3. He emphasizes that Christians are called to be a light and to submit to the government of God. He also highlights the indifference and neutrality towards the gospel that many people have today. Dr. Redpaths emphasizes the importance of recognizing that it is not what we do for God, but what He does through us that brings about miracles.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on five distinct points from the Bible. Firstly, there is a reflection on the Creator and the creation, highlighting how everything was originally good and perfect. However, something disrupted this perfection, leading to frustration and ultimately death. The second point discusses the pattern and purpose of the Creator in creating humans in His image and the need for renewal of that image. The third point addresses the crisis in the lives of Christians, emphasizing the need for a transformative process and putting off the old self. Lastly, the sermon explores the role of the Holy Spirit in the renewal and transformation of believers.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith emphasizes the vastness and beauty of God's creation. He describes the awe-inspiring sight of the sun setting into the Pacific Ocean and the experience of holding and watching sand fall to form reverse cones. Pastor Chuck then draws a parallel between the number of grains of sand and the countless thoughts God has for each individual. He also highlights the convenience and affordability of a reusable flash drive containing his Bible commentaries, which can be easily transferred to various devices for studying God's Word on the go. The sermon concludes with a blessing for the listeners to experience the power of God's spirit and grow in their knowledge of His grace through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher, who is a 75-year-old father and has been preaching for 50 years, speaks from his heart. He references Revelation chapter 3, verses 7-11, where the Holy Spirit speaks about opening and closing doors. The preacher emphasizes the need for God to open doors in the country and how it should come from the heart of a person who has been shut in with God. He shares a personal experience of being led by the Holy Spirit to minister to a group of boys indicted for murder, which led to a ministry to gangs. The preacher emphasizes that every open door in ministry is birthed out of prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of false laughing revivals and the need for genuine spiritual hunger. He emphasizes the importance of following Bible principles and not being swayed by false teachings. The speaker highlights the story of Aaron and the golden calf as an example of the dangers of idolatry and the need for true repentance. He also emphasizes the power of the law of God in convicting people of their sins and leading them to genuine worship and repentance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that even those with vast knowledge may not have all the answers to life's problems. However, they do know that in times of great need, God provides the power through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. The speaker highlights that the people of God are transformed by His power, both individually and as a group. The sermon also acknowledges that while there were miracles and achievements in the early church, there were also sadness, problems, and difficulties. The speaker encourages trust in God's plan and points to the sovereignty of God, the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit, and the grace of Christ as the sources of hope and transformation.