In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of obeying and yielding to the word of God. He draws parallels between the story of Pharaoh and the choices we have in our own lives. The preacher highlights the consequences of hardening our hearts and not obeying God's commands, such as losing provisions and experiencing destruction. He also addresses the issue of honoring parents, even if they have passed away or are not physically present, emphasizing the sin of unforgiveness and bitterness. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's message to turn our hearts back to Him and His established order, starting with the family.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the simplicity of God's love and the importance of relying on Him completely. The speaker highlights the relationship between rain and the provision of milk, explaining that our blessings depend on our love and service to God. The sermon encourages listeners to keep their hearts and minds focused on God, to talk about His love to their children, and to create a heavenly atmosphere in their homes. The speaker concludes by urging listeners to soak in God's love like raindrops and to obey His commandment to love Him above all else.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God assigns His promises to those in need, not to the perfect. He highlights that God's mercy and favor are extended to those who are troubled and in sin. The speaker encourages listeners to come forward and pray if they feel the enemy's harassment or if they have backslidden. The sermon concludes with the reminder that one promise from God outweighs all feelings, doubts, and fears.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of crying out to God when facing temptation and suffering. He highlights that God is ever-present and ready to come to our aid when we call upon Him. The preacher also emphasizes that the path to the kingdom of God is narrow and difficult, requiring perseverance and faith. He uses the example of Abraham, who believed in God's promise despite the seemingly impossible circumstances of his old age and his wife's barrenness. The preacher urges believers to stand firm in their faith and not falter in times of struggle, reminding them of the consequences of lacking strength and faith.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on a portion of Scripture from the book of Genesis. The sermon is titled "Leaving a Lot to Gain the Rest" and focuses on the idea of letting go of things that hinder us from experiencing the supernatural blessings of God. The preacher uses the story of Abraham and Lot to illustrate this concept. As Abraham gets closer to the promise of God, he realizes that Lot's possessions and herdsmen are causing strife and hindering the supernatural blessings. Ultimately, Abraham makes the decision to separate from Lot and move towards the promise of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Steve Mays discusses the importance of relying on the promises of God during times of disaster and uncertainty. He emphasizes the need to memorize and meditate on the word of God in order to transform our minds and draw closer to Him. Using the example of a man named Jack who finds himself hanging on the side of a cliff, Pastor Mays illustrates the power of trusting in God's promises. He concludes by highlighting the exceeding great and precious promises given to us through the knowledge of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of finding time for reflection and stillness in our busy lives. He shares his own experience of taking time to watch the sunset and listen to the birds during the depression. He references Jesus' example of finding a solitary place to pray and encourages listeners to make time for prayer and reflection. The preacher also highlights the danger of being caught up in the rat race and urges people to prioritize their spiritual well-being over worldly pursuits.

In this sermon, the preacher highlights the busyness and lack of focus in the religious world today. He emphasizes that being constantly busy does not necessarily mean pleasing God. He references the moment when Jesus told Peter and the disciples to go and preach the gospel to every creature, and how they eagerly responded. The preacher then discusses the period of preparation and the promise leading up to Pentecost, where the disciples were called, commissioned, and taught by Jesus. He concludes by suggesting that if today's congregations were as spiritual as the disciples before Pentecost, it would be considered a very spiritual church.

In this sermon, the speaker shares various experiences and miracles that they have witnessed in their missionary work. They emphasize the power and presence of God in every situation, whether it be in sickness or health, poverty or abundance. The speaker recounts a specific incident where they were under attack, but remained calm and unafraid because they knew that the Lord was with them. They also highlight the importance of having a personal relationship with God and allowing Him to work within us.

Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of abiding in God's promises, drawing from the example of David's charge to Solomon in 1 Chronicles 28. He highlights the necessity of being constant in faith and obedience to God's commandments, contrasting this with the Israelites' hesitation to enter the promised land due to fear and doubt. Daniel warns against the 'buts' in our lives that can hinder our faith and lead to spiritual stagnation, urging believers to stand firm on God's Word. He encourages listeners to trust in God's ability to overcome obstacles, just as He parted the sea for the Israelites. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer for courage and faith to embrace God's promises.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate 'Amen,' affirming all His promises and providing comfort to the weary and broken-hearted. He reassures sinners that if they come to Christ, they will find His promises true, as He never retracts His words. Spurgeon highlights Jesus' roles as Priest, King, and Prophet, affirming that He remains steadfast in His commitments and support for His people. The sermon encourages believers to trust in the unchanging nature of Christ's promises, which stand firm through all circumstances. Ultimately, Jesus is portrayed as the source of hope, strength, and assurance in every aspect of life.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by recalling a historical event before President Kennedy's assassination to illustrate the concept of confidence. He then delves into the biblical passage where God foretells the return of the Israelites to their land after 70 years of captivity. God assures them that this promise is part of His plans and purposes for their lives, intending to bless them and make them a blessing. The preacher emphasizes the importance of wholehearted prayer and seeking God in order to find Him and experience His promises.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the commission given to believers to deliver multitudes who are sorrowing and crying out in our generation. He uses the example of Moses, who witnessed a burning bush that was not consumed by the fire. The speaker highlights that one of the ways God witnesses to the lost is through the change He brings about in believers' lives. He shares a personal story of a police officer who shared the gospel with him, and how it was not the theological arguments that impacted him, but the transformation he saw in the officer's life. The speaker encourages believers to be messengers of God's deliverance to their families, neighbors, and coworkers.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of hearing the voice of God. He references the story of Moses leading the Israelites in the wilderness and how God spoke to them from heaven. The preacher emphasizes that hearing the heavenly voice is a precious and marvelous experience. He also mentions Moses preparing the people to enter the promised land and possess their possessions. The sermon highlights the need to read the Bible properly and understand the identification of the speaker with God's promises.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by describing a moment when they were dictating verses to someone when a bomb fell nearby. They then read from the book of 2 Peter, emphasizing the importance of the Word of God and the presence of Jesus within believers. The speaker shares a story about a missionary's son who took his own life, highlighting the significance of environment but also the need for spiritual insight. The sermon concludes with a recounting of a moment when the speaker was about to go outside during a bombing, but was urged not to by someone who invoked the name of Jesus, ultimately saving their life.