In this sermon, the preacher addresses the fear and confusion that many people feel in the world today. He shares a personal encounter with a woman who expressed her fear about the current state of the world. The preacher emphasizes the need to surrender to God for help rather than trying to fix everything ourselves. He highlights the power and presence of God, who sees and knows everything, and calls on the listeners to cry out to God and ask, "What shall we do?" The preacher also emphasizes the importance of living out our faith and sharing the message of God's love with others.

In this sermon, Pastor Jim Simba emphasizes the importance of prayer in our lives. He acknowledges that Satan tries to distract and cut us off from our supply line, which is prayer. He encourages the congregation to pray and seek God's help, as prayer has the power to change lives in just 60 seconds. Pastor Simba also highlights the need for a spirit of prayer in the church and urges everyone to prioritize prayer over busyness and distractions. He shares personal experiences of how prayer has brought breakthroughs and encouragement in his own life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for the church to move from relying on natural abilities to embracing the supernatural power of God. He refers to the disciples in John 20 who were gathered in fear and how Jesus appeared to them, bringing peace and showing them his wounds. The preacher highlights the importance of receiving the Holy Spirit and experiencing a spiritual awakening in the church. He also encourages young people not to limit themselves but to allow God's plan to unfold in their lives, as it is greater than their own plans.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the defense of Stephen, as described in Acts chapter 7. Stephen addresses the theologians of his time, emphasizing that the God of glory appeared to Abraham in Mesopotamia. Despite facing hostility and pressure, Stephen remains steadfast and full of the Holy Spirit. He not only sees Jesus standing at the right hand of God, but also witnesses the glory of God. This sermon highlights Stephen's unwavering faith and the powerful presence of God in his life.

In this sermon, the preacher uses a story of a man climbing a mountain to illustrate the journey of seeking and experiencing the glory of God. The preacher emphasizes the need for the pulpit to effectively communicate the gospel message, but also highlights the importance of the lives of Christians in verifying the truth of the message. The sermon then focuses on the person of Jesus Christ, describing his miraculous deeds, teachings, and his role in bringing transformation to people's lives. The preacher concludes by urging the congregation to give their preachers time to proclaim the gospel, as these profound truths cannot be adequately conveyed in just a few minutes.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the main purpose of the church, which is to spread the gospel and share the good news of Jesus Christ. He highlights that many Christians are focused on their own survival and spiritual existence rather than reaching out to others. The speaker identifies the three enemies of the church as the world, the flesh, and the devil. He emphasizes the need for the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome these enemies and experience true victory in our lives. The speaker also shares personal anecdotes and encourages the audience to remember who told them about Jesus and to continue spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the power of the Holy Spirit and the need for believers to be led by the Spirit. They emphasize the importance of humility and caution against spiritual pride and bigotry. The speaker also encourages listeners to have a positive mindset and see their current time as their greatest hour. They mention the manifestation of miracles and the closing moments of this dispensation, suggesting that the Holy Spirit is at work in these times.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the love of Christ and the significance of His death for humanity. The speaker highlights four characteristics of mankind: being without strength, without a God, sinners, and enemies. The speaker emphasizes that Christ died for those who were hopeless and unable to change their hearts or past actions. The sermon concludes with a challenge for individuals to reflect on whether they have truly experienced the transformative work of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love and unity among believers. He challenges the idea that miracles and signs are the ultimate proof of being God's people. Instead, he argues that the greatest miracle is to love one another and remain in love until the end. The speaker references Jesus' example of loving his disciples until the very end and compares it to the miraculous act of raising the dead or healing the blind. He concludes that throughout the history of the church, the consistent and enduring love for one another is a greater miracle than any supernatural sign.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the power of God in the lives of believers. He refers to the apostle Paul's statement about being made a minister through the effectual working of God's power. The speaker also mentions Peter's preaching about Jesus being anointed with the Holy Ghost and power, and how he went about doing good and healing the oppressed. He highlights that this power is not just for performing miracles, but also for energizing and transforming believers' lives. The speaker encourages listeners to recognize and tap into the power of God that is within them.

Art Katz emphasizes the connection between virtue, power, and healing, using the story of the woman with the issue of blood from Mark 5 to illustrate how her faith and virtue led to her healing. He argues that true power is not independent of character and moral conduct, but rather is a reflection of one's virtue and integrity. Katz suggests that as believers, we must cultivate virtue in our lives to access the power of God for healing and transformation, highlighting that power is a consequence of character. He challenges the notion of charismatic power without moral grounding, urging the church to focus on character and virtue as the foundation for true spiritual authority. Ultimately, Katz calls for a return to the understanding of virtue as essential for both personal and communal healing.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses feelings of loneliness despite being surrounded by thousands of people. They emphasize the importance of prayer and the responsibility they feel in representing God to others. The speaker talks about the power of the Holy Spirit and the need to be led by it. They also mention the power of angels and the ability to experience the presence of God through the body. The sermon includes prayers for healing and the pleading of the blood of Jesus for protection and deliverance from pain and illness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of vital truth in the Bible. He explains that while the Bible is full of truth, there are varying degrees of importance to different truths. He uses the analogy of concentric circles to illustrate this, with the most vital truths being at the center. The speaker emphasizes the importance of focusing on these vital truths, such as salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, rather than getting caught up in less vital truths. He also encourages reliance on the power of God rather than human wisdom or psychology.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the idea of being filled by God. He uses the analogy of a boat being filled with fish and a net being filled with fish to illustrate this concept. The preacher also highlights the importance of waiting upon the Lord and exchanging our own human strength for God's strength. He encourages those who are tired and worn out to come to Jesus and find renewal. The sermon concludes with the message that when we come to the end of ourselves and give up all hope, that is when the Lord can fill our lives with abundance.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having three elements in everything we do: facts, interpretation, and a plan. He uses an illustration of a young man being pursued by wolves while skating on a river to illustrate the need for these elements. The speaker also highlights the significance of emotions and how they are not under our control, but can be influenced by what we think about. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of being alert, sensitive, concerned, and burdened as witnesses for Christ, and encourages the audience to actively engage in missions.

In this sermon, the speaker recounts the story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison as an example of God's intervention in difficult situations. The speaker emphasizes the power of prayer and the need to rely on God when faced with seemingly impossible circumstances. He shares a personal story of his own experience of praying for his daughter's spiritual awakening and how God answered his prayers. The sermon concludes with a call to the congregation to pray fervently for their loved ones and to trust in God's ability to break chains and awaken hearts.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for a demonstration of the Holy Spirit and power in the world today. He encourages believers to seek God and rely on His Spirit rather than relying on their own wisdom or enticing words. The preacher shares his personal experience of going through a time of breaking and being comforted by the Holy Spirit, who revealed that he was being made a demonstration of the Spirit and power. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the purpose of the demonstration of the Spirit and power is to touch and transform lives, as exemplified by the preacher's encounter with the faces of murderers in New York City.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses a crowd of 4,000 people and emphasizes the importance of being filled with God. He compares the impact of being full of God to the insignificance of the Super Bowl compared to a toilet bowl. The speaker shares a personal story about his son, who played in the Super Bowl, but realized that the accolades and fame meant nothing compared to the love of God. The sermon also highlights the need for believers to be committed and dedicated to their faith, rather than being distracted by worldly pursuits like watching sports or seeking personal gain.