In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a man who preached the word of God for three hours and invited people to come to his house to learn about Jesus. The next day, over 400 people showed up and pledged their faith in Christ. The preacher then talks about how the man used the power of God to stop a group of warriors from attacking him by raising his hand and speaking in the name of Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's purpose in creating man and the effect of being filled with God's presence. The sermon also mentions a missionary named Tommy Titcombe who overcame obstacles to become a missionary in the Sudan Terry mission.

Major Ian Thomas emphasizes that God's ultimate purpose for us is to have a deep, personal relationship with Jesus Christ, who is not only our Redeemer but also our very life. He stresses that true commitment to Christ must be reciprocal, meaning our dedication to Him should align with His purpose for us, rather than our own expectations. Thomas warns against superficial commitments that do not reflect a genuine understanding of Christ's mission and encourages believers to seek a quality of commitment that allows Christ to work through them in every aspect of life. He illustrates that true maturity and fulfillment come from being rooted in Christ and His purpose, rather than in worldly achievements or recognition. Ultimately, he calls for a supreme commitment to Jesus that transcends all other pursuits and leads to a life fully surrendered to God's will.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes three basic principles for understanding the Word of God. The first principle is that the Bible is a missionary book, revealing God's eternal purpose to bring people to Himself. The speaker also discusses the importance of active participation in missions, stating that it is the primary function of believers to be available for God's work. The sermon then shifts to the question of what kind of being man is, with the speaker referencing John 17:18-23 to explore the nature of humanity. The passage highlights the unity between Jesus and the Father, and the speaker suggests that believers are also called to be one with God and each other.

In this sermon, Reverend Parris Readhead discusses the consequences of Adam and Eve's choice to listen to the lies of Lucifer in the form of a serpent. He explains that as a result of their disobedience, man began to experience physical death, spiritual death, and eternal separation from God. Reverend Readhead emphasizes that God had originally given man the authority to rule and govern his creation, but through sin, man became subject to a new god. The sermon encourages listeners to turn to the Lord Jesus Christ and exalt and glorify Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of praising God. He contrasts the worship of false gods with the privilege of singing a new song to the one true God. The preacher highlights the example of David, who purposed in his heart to praise the Lord as long as he lived. The sermon also emphasizes the need to continually praise Jesus, as he is always worthy of our praise. The preacher encourages believers to offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, as it is the fruit of our lips.

In this sermon, the speaker, Peter, emphasizes the importance of the Word of God in our lives. He explains that the apostles were responsible for preaching the good news and recording it in the Scriptures so that we can have a relationship with the Lord. Peter uses three terrifying illustrations from the Old Testament to highlight the judgment that awaits those who do not follow the teachings of the apostles. He urges believers to not only possess the Word of God, but to allow it to master their lives and dispel the darkness. The Word of God is described as the only source of lasting value and guidance in times of difficulty and uncertainty.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story of meeting members of the Gonsu tribe who were curious about his presence. While they visited, the speaker tried to listen to a BBC broadcast for news but encountered technical difficulties. He uses this experience to illustrate the concept of spiritual death and separation from God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the human spirit being connected to God and compares it to the necessity of air for survival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of prayer and the intervention of God in people's lives. He uses the example of Peter being freed from chains when the church prayed for him. The speaker also discusses the importance of preparation and surrendering to God's will. He encourages pastors to seek guidance from the Holy Spirit and to preach the word with wisdom and anointing. The sermon concludes with a call for believers to hunger for spiritual growth and to strive to be a greater blessing to the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that every Christian is called to ministry work in their daily lives. They explain that Jesus is portrayed as a victorious leader who has conquered death and evil, and he shares his victory with believers by giving them the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding the different areas of ministry work mentioned in Ephesians 4:11-12, which include apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds, and teachers. They emphasize that these roles are meant to equip the saints for the work of ministry and to build up the body of Christ. The sermon encourages believers to embrace their personal ministry calling and not to be deceived by the idea that church is merely a consumer experience.

In this video, the speaker reflects on the brevity of life and the importance of considering what will be written on one's tombstone. He shares his hesitation in giving his testimony but feels called by the Lord to do so. The speaker emphasizes the significance of relationships in Christianity, highlighting the importance of loving God and others. He also reminds the audience that life is temporary and encourages them to live with purpose and not chase after meaningless things.

J.R. Miller addresses the fundamental question of purpose in life, particularly for young people, emphasizing that each individual has a divine design and mission from God. He acknowledges that while many youth may not consciously ponder their purpose, they often experience uncertainty and dreams about their future. Miller stresses the importance of diligent preparation and fulfilling daily responsibilities as a means to discover and achieve one's God-given purpose. He encourages young people to recognize that their mission may not be grand but is equally significant, and that character is built through the routine tasks of life. Ultimately, he reminds them that wasted time in youth can lead to failure in fulfilling their divine calling.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of actively doing God's work rather than sitting idly by. He encourages listeners to pray and wait on the Lord to discover His plan for their lives. The speaker highlights Jesus as an example of someone who found fulfillment in doing the will of God and finishing His work. He reminds the audience that they are all messengers of Jesus Christ and have a role to play in building up His church and bringing others to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life focused on Christ rather than material possessions. He references the teachings of John Wesley, who advocated for making money, saving money, and giving money, but also warned against accumulating wealth. The speaker highlights the need for purity of heart and single-minded devotion to God, as double-mindedness is a result of impurity. He also emphasizes the importance of demonstrating love through actions, rather than just words, and the significance of true fellowship with God and other believers. The sermon concludes with a question about whether Jesus needs friends, suggesting that friendship with Jesus is a privilege and opportunity for believers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of believers working diligently in God's vineyard. He encourages the audience to believe in the imminent return of the Lord and the need for people from all nations to hear the gospel and be saved. The preacher also highlights the parabolic teachings of Jesus, particularly the parable of the Sower, as foundational lessons for understanding deeper spiritual truths. He emphasizes the need for believers to present a perfect account of their ministry to God, focusing on the importance of teaching the truth as it is in God rather than simply entertaining or pleasing the audience.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the idea that our circumstances in life can change our perspective and allow us to bring others to Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of portraying the image of Christ in our daily lives and how our actions and responses in difficult situations can reflect our faith. The sermon also highlights the role of believers in showing God to those who may never come to church or read the Bible. The speaker encourages listeners to be an extension of Christ's incarnation and to let others see Jesus in them.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the transformation from being a mission field to becoming a missionary. The key to this transformation lies in the message that is proclaimed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of paying attention to repeated phrases in scripture, as they indicate God's intended message. Additionally, the speaker highlights the joy and empowerment that comes from being filled with the Holy Spirit. The sermon also touches on the concept of grace and government, emphasizing the need for both in preaching the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of encouraging others through the Word of God. She mentions how Steve Green, a previous guest, used music and Scripture to feed the spirit and grow faith. The speaker highlights Acts 15:32, where Judas and Silas encouraged the brothers through their prophetic words. She encourages the audience to share what God has revealed to them from the Bible and to avoid idle conversations that do not edify. The speaker also references 1 Corinthians 14:3, which states that prophesying is meant to speak to men for their encouragement. She concludes by emphasizing the different gifts given by God, including the gift of encouragement, as mentioned in Romans 12:6 and 12:8.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the need for discipline in bringing our thoughts into the captivity of Christ. He emphasizes that the enemy plots to keep us from experiencing the power and freedom that comes from following Christ. The preacher encourages the audience to study and apply the teachings of Jesus in their lives. He also highlights the importance of being intentional in our pursuit of holiness, spirituality, and Christlikeness.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the critical role of purpose in human life, asserting that without a sense of purpose, individuals experience emptiness and despair. He highlights the biblical concept of the 'Watchman,' a role that the Church and its leaders must embody to guide and protect God's people, especially in times of spiritual decline. The Watchman is tasked with understanding and proclaiming God's eternal purpose, ensuring that the Church remains focused on its divine calling. Sparks warns against the dangers of losing sight of this purpose, as seen in Israel's history, and calls for a return to a vibrant, purpose-driven faith. Ultimately, he stresses that the Church must be vigilant and faithful in its mission to reflect Christ's significance in God's eternal plan.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the critical need for Christians to remember their purpose in the world, which is to reach the lost and share the Gospel, rather than becoming complacent in their own comfort. He warns against the enemy's tactics that distract believers from their mission, urging them to recognize the urgency of the spiritual crisis facing millions who have never heard of Jesus. Yohannan illustrates this with the story of Shankar, a man who chose to serve the lepers of India instead of pursuing personal gain, demonstrating a wartime commitment to the cause of Christ. He challenges listeners to actively engage in prayer and outreach, reminding them that God seeks those willing to stand in the gap for the lost. The sermon calls for a renewed focus on the Great Commission and a commitment to sacrificial living for the sake of the Gospel.

Jim Cymbala emphasizes that Christianity is fundamentally about Jesus and the eternal life He offers, urging believers to move beyond a welfare mentality of merely receiving from God to actively participating in His work. He highlights the importance of spreading the gospel and discipling others, reminding the congregation that their labor in the Lord is not in vain. Cymbala challenges the church to focus on eternal matters rather than earthly distractions, encouraging a commitment to serve and witness for Christ. He calls for a surrender of personal desires to fulfill the mission of God, emphasizing that true fulfillment comes from living for Him and helping others find salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the reality of God's truth in a person's life. He explains that simply memorizing and preaching a sermon does not guarantee the same level of reality as someone who has experienced God's work in their life over time. The speaker highlights the significance of being conformed to the image of Christ and how it benefits believers. He also emphasizes the need for believers to align their ultimate purpose with God's purpose, warning that a lack of focus on God's purpose can lead to darkness and misery.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the transformative power of the Word of God. He compares the potential for beauty in our lives to the barren hillsides and the old violin that was undervalued at an auction. The speaker highlights how the touch of the master's hand can bring forth beauty and worth in our lives, just as it did for the old violin. He also points out that many lives are undervalued and cast aside by society, but the Word of God has the power to bring forth beauty and purpose in those lives. The sermon encourages listeners to recognize the worth of their souls and the transformative power of the Word of God.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a farmer and his wife who are struggling financially. The farmer is frustrated and tells his wife that they need to find a way to make more money. The next day, a lamb runs into the farmer's knife three times and dies. The preacher then discusses the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eye, emphasizing how people are often willing to trade money for material possessions. He also shares a personal experience in Sudan, highlighting the importance of empathy and understanding others' struggles.

Stephen Kaung emphasizes the importance of pursuing a higher goal in life, drawing from Philippians 3:14, where Paul speaks of striving for the heavenly prize in Christ Jesus. He contrasts earthly pursuits such as wealth, fame, and pleasure with the ultimate fulfillment found in knowing Christ, echoing King Solomon's conclusion in Ecclesiastes that all is vanity without God. Kaung encourages believers to actively pursue a relationship with Christ, highlighting that true passion comes from the love of Christ that compels us to live for Him. He warns against complacency and urges the congregation to prepare for the Lord's return by living a life that reflects their commitment to God. The sermon concludes with a call to pursue Christ with passion, reminding the audience of the eternal significance of their choices.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of committing oneself fully to God's purpose. He uses the example of Esther, who was willing to risk her life for the sake of her people. The preacher urges the congregation to wake up spiritually and walk wisely, redeeming the time because the days are evil. He emphasizes the need to understand God's will through prayer and the study of the Word. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace God's purpose, glorify Jesus, and join Him in rescuing the perishing.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by emphasizing the importance of understanding that Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins. He shares his personal experience of realizing his need for salvation and how he dedicated his life to becoming a missionary. However, upon reaching the mission field, he realizes that he is not as spiritually strong as he had hoped. The speaker then discusses the concept of temptation and the need to find a way of escape from the lust of the eyes, the lust of the flesh, and the pride of life. He encourages the audience to seek God's guidance and find victory over sin through being born again and having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.