The sermon transcript discusses various topics including the value of money, the power of prayer, and the importance of confession and humility. The speaker emphasizes the need for individuals to prioritize their spiritual growth and rely on prayer to bring about change in their lives and in society. The sermon also touches on the issue of television and the need for control and discernment in its use, especially when it comes to children. Lastly, the transcript briefly mentions the idea of storing crops for a better price, but does not provide a clear answer or guidance on the matter.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the tragedy of a man's funeral where only sixteen people attended and the service lasted only eight minutes. The preacher emphasizes that despite acquiring material possessions in life, we ultimately leave this world empty-handed. The sermon highlights the importance of prioritizing the needs of others over personal greed, using the example of a man who hired unemployed workers and paid them fairly. The preacher also references a story from the Bible about a man who becomes obsessed with acquiring more land, cautioning against the dangers of always wanting more. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to recognize the true value of life and to not be consumed by the pursuit of power, fame, or riches.

In this sermon, the speaker shares various anecdotes and examples to emphasize the importance of prioritizing our lives as true disciples of God. He highlights the need to invest in the Word of God and not let a week go by without making that eternal investment. The speaker also mentions a program set up to train young individuals in the Word of God and practical know-how for future leadership in the local assembly. The theme of the retreat is "the man God uses as a true disciple," and the speaker encourages the audience to examine their own hearts and consider their priorities in life, including the Bible, prayer, worship, family, church, occupation, and other worldly pursuits.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the promises of peace and joy that Jesus has made to believers. He encourages the audience to reflect on whether they have personally experienced this peace and joy. The speaker also highlights three things that Jesus asks of believers: to serve one another, love one another, and obey his word. The sermon then shifts to discussing priorities and poses the question of what one would do if they knew they were going to die next week. The speaker references the excitement and anticipation surrounding Jesus' presence in Jerusalem and suggests that this is a special time.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the arrogance of those who make plans for the future without considering God's will. He emphasizes the brevity of life and the need to acknowledge God's sovereignty in all our plans. The preacher then addresses the issue of wealth and warns the rich of the impending judgment that will come upon them. He highlights the corrupting nature of wealth and the importance of not placing our trust in material possessions. The sermon concludes with a reminder to live in obedience to God, to do the work that is before us, and to patiently wait for God's guidance in our lives.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of the gospel message and how it brings new beginnings and peace to those who believe. He highlights the sacrificial aspect of God giving his son, Jesus, to die for our sins and the mission of Jesus to save, not judge, people. The pastor encourages Christians to remember that their role is to represent Jesus as saviors, not judges. He concludes by quoting the famous verse, John 3:16, which emphasizes God's love for the world and his desire to save rather than condemn.

In this sermon, the speaker shares personal stories of the devastating effects of alcoholism in his family. He emphasizes that those who contribute to leading others into a life of addiction will be held responsible by God. The speaker then highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit in the Christian faith, stating that without the Holy Spirit, believers are helpless. He emphasizes that the spread of the gospel in different countries is dependent on people being filled with the Holy Spirit. The speaker concludes by warning against the dangers of alcohol and urges listeners to avoid it.

In this sermon, the focus is on making a choice between serving God or serving wealth. The speaker emphasizes that there is no middle ground and we must make a decision. The sermon then moves on to discuss two concerns: the needs of the natural life and the importance of using our time wisely. The speaker encourages the audience to think seriously about how they spend their time and to live in a way that redeems it, so that at the end of their lives they can say they have lived a significant life.

In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of priorities in the life of a true disciple of God. He encourages the audience to examine their own hearts and consider what they are truly prioritizing in life. He suggests various subjects to consider, such as the role of the Bible, prayer, worship, family, the local church, and secular occupations. The speaker also shares about a discipleship ministry in California that was established to address the lack of strong spiritual leadership in assemblies, and how they train individuals to become potential elders in local assemblies.