In this sermon, the preacher recounts the story of Stephen, a deacon who stood before a company of people and gave a powerful defense of his faith. Despite not having formal training, Stephen spoke with the wisdom and authority of the Holy Spirit, indicting Israel for their history of rejecting God. This enraged the listeners, and they stoned Stephen to death. However, this event was a turning point for Saul of Tarsus, who witnessed Stephen's unwavering faith and later had his own encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. This sermon emphasizes the importance of a personal revelation of Jesus Christ, beyond mere words or religious practices.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the current state of America and the prosperous world, suggesting that they are nearing the end of a period of plenty. He then refers to the story of Gideon from the Bible, where Gideon questions why he is in captivity to the Midianites. The preacher emphasizes the importance of taking action and making history rather than just studying it. He also mentions the example of John Wesley, a man of small stature who played a significant role in changing history. The preacher concludes by highlighting the misconception of Samson's physical appearance and the need to avoid transferring mythical attributes onto biblical figures.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the importance of having a strong foundation in God's word. He shares a personal story about how a flick in his life prepared him for his mother's death. He emphasizes that God has a purpose for each individual and that He is constantly working to make them stronger and more compassionate. The speaker also discusses a passage from Luke 13 where Jesus warns about the consequences of not knowing Him personally and being rejected by Him in the end.

In this sermon entitled "The Inescapable Question" by Skipp Heitzig, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of biblical literacy and understanding the truth of the Bible. He emphasizes the need for personal discovery and not relying on the voices of others. The sermon then shifts to the message conveyed by a billboard depicting Jesus on the cross with the words "Now it's your move." The speaker highlights the significance of Jesus' claims and presents three options: that he was either a lunatic, a liar, or the Son of God. The sermon concludes with the challenge for individuals to confront the claims of Christ and make a decision about who he truly is.

In this sermon transcript, Reverend Fuller shares several testimonies from individuals who have been impacted by his preaching. One person expresses gratitude for the sincerity and spiritual warmth of his program, which has stirred their heart and brought them to tears. Another person, a shut-in, shares how they have found peace and accepted Jesus as their personal savior through listening to Reverend Fuller's messages on the radio. Lastly, a young sergeant in Korea credits Reverend Fuller's prayers and literature for helping him find strength and guidance during difficult times in the war. Throughout the sermon, Reverend Fuller references the book of Malachi and highlights the low spiritual level prevalent in that time, as well as the importance of honoring and reverencing God. He also encourages listeners to show their appreciation for God's blessings by actively participating in spreading the gospel.