In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of guarding oneself against the deception and destruction of Satan. He highlights the significance of the family unit and how it is being destroyed by government programs and philosophies. The preacher warns against being consumed by various activities that lead families in different directions, causing a lack of commonality. He urges listeners to wait upon the Lord and seek His guidance. The sermon also addresses the bondage of thoughts and the need to reject any traditions or philosophies that are not aligned with God's will. Partial obedience is deemed dangerous, as it gives ground to Satan. The preacher encourages studying the book of Ephesians for spiritual warfare guidance and emphasizes the importance of memorizing and using verses from the Bible. The sermon concludes with a call to get right with God and find freedom in Jesus, as the preacher believes that Satan's kingdom is being established and Jesus' return is imminent.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of expressing gratitude towards God for His blessings and goodness. She uses the story of the leper who returned to thank Jesus as an example of true gratitude. Schlink explains that true gratitude involves sacrifice and giving something of value to show our love and appreciation. She encourages listeners to turn away from sinful paths and bring sacrifices of money, gifts, people, or things to Jesus as a sign of true gratitude. The sermon emphasizes that God deserves our heartfelt thanks and that expressing gratitude can lead to happiness and richness in our lives.

In this sermon, Basile Schlink discusses the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness as described in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. He emphasizes that every human desire, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual, is a point of attack by the enemy. Satan offered Jesus relief from his bodily suffering, starvation, and soul and spirit temptations, but Jesus chose to remain in his need and persevere in faith. Schlink encourages listeners to follow Jesus' example and not grasp the hand of the tempter, but instead turn to God and trust in His leadings. He concludes by reminding listeners that God is alive and active in our lives, and that we can experience His victory over temptation.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of reflecting God's love and bringing joy to the Father in Heaven. She explains that God desires His children to follow in His footsteps and become like Him. Through the sacrifice of Jesus, God has paved the way for us to love others and bring heaven on earth. Schlink encourages listeners to have a burning desire to never show an evil picture of God's image through rebellion or lovelessness, but instead to embrace opportunities to be recreated in the image of His meek and loving nature.

The video is a sermon on the topic of glorifying God and bringing honor to Him. The speaker emphasizes that God deserves our honor and praise because He is all-powerful, all-knowing, all-loving, holy, and eternal. The world today mocks and blasphemes God, so it is the duty of Christians to radiate His love and glory in order to reveal who He truly is. The ultimate commission for Christians is to bring people to recognize and worship God, giving Him their answer of love.

The video is a sermon about the importance of preparing for eternity and finding a home in heaven. The speaker emphasizes the need to live a righteous life, seeking forgiveness and avoiding attachment to worldly things. The sermon highlights the longing for a home that exists within every human soul and the consequences of not finding peace in Jesus. It also warns about the torment and darkness that awaits those who do not repent and find salvation. The speaker encourages listeners to use their time wisely and seek transformation into the image of God.

In this sermon transcript titled "Last Will and Testament" by Basilia Schlink, the speaker addresses the grief and sorrow experienced after the sudden death of a loved one. The sermon emphasizes the importance of taking God's word seriously and living according to His commandments. The speaker highlights the eternal consequences of our actions on earth and encourages listeners to strive for the heavenly goal. Through the death of our loved ones, God wants to free us from earthly ties and draw us closer to Him, preparing us for our heavenly wedding day.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of receiving Christ as one's Savior. He highlights that Jesus is the sin bearer who died on the cross for everyone. The preacher encourages listeners to turn to Jesus for forgiveness, peace, hope, joy, and fulfillment. He also emphasizes that Christ is all we need and that nothing in this world compares to having a relationship with Him. The sermon concludes with a story about a man named Dick who gave up worldly possessions to follow Jesus and found great joy in being sold out to God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of sharing the message of Jesus with others, as it can lead to significant transformations in people's lives. The Holy Spirit is highlighted as the one who guides and empowers believers in their mission. The boldness and wisdom of Peter and Stephen are cited as examples of how the Holy Spirit can work through ordinary individuals to impact others. The sermon also mentions the importance of being prepared for what is to come, as there is a universal witness of the Spirit indicating that something significant is on the horizon.

In this sermon, Basilias Schlinck discusses the lack of manifestation of the kingdom of heaven among Christians. He emphasizes the importance of not only preaching about love and God's goodness but also demonstrating it in our actions. Jesus came to build the kingdom of heaven and it is now waiting to be established among us. The key to experiencing the kingdom of heaven is repentance, as God will only come with His blessings and kingdom to the heart of a humble and repentant sinner.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink, the message is about the importance of reconciliation and letting go of grudges. The speaker shares a story of a woman who had bitterness in her heart towards her sick mother, which caused her whole life to be bitter. However, through a conversation and the light of truth, the woman was able to repent and take the first step towards reconciliation by bringing her mother a bouquet of flowers. This act of love sparked a wave of reconciliation in the village, as the mother sent her daughter to ask for forgiveness from their neighbors. The sermon emphasizes the need to clean out our hearts, let go of grudges, and allow Jesus' love to be victorious.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and warning others about the corruption of the word of God. He highlights the need for accurate translations based on an uncorrupted text. The preacher also encourages generosity and reminds the congregation that God will bless those who give. He then shifts the focus to revival, expressing the belief that the land is due for a spiritual awakening. The sermon concludes with an invitation to accept Jesus Christ as Savior and be born again.

The video is a sermon by Basile Schlink on the importance of being a realist and planning for the future. Schlink emphasizes the need to consider our actions and how they align with the teachings of Jesus Christ. He urges listeners to reflect on their behavior in the past 24 hours, questioning if they have been patient, forgiving, truthful, pure, modest, honest, and faithful. Schlink highlights the inevitability of death and the importance of reckoning with eternity and God's judgment. He encourages viewers to surrender their lives to Jesus Christ and seek guidance from fellow Christians.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Moses and how he was chosen by God to deliver the Israelites from slavery. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being trained and disciplined by God before attempting to fulfill our calling. He highlights that even when we face discouragement and setbacks, we should never give up on God and His plans for us. The speaker also mentions the significance of treating others with kindness and compassion, as Jesus taught in the parable of the judgment of the nations.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the deception and decline of our society since 1963, when God was rejected and the Word of God was neglected. The speaker highlights four major consequences of this rejection: teenage pregnancy rates increased, SAT scores plummeted, violent crime rates rose, and the divorce rate skyrocketed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of sticking to God's model of marriage, which is intended to be until death. The sermon concludes with a prayer for those who do not know Jesus as their Savior, urging them to come to know Him.

In this sermon transcript, the preacher reflects on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus came to set humanity free from the power of death. The conversation between Father Time and King Death illustrates the victory of Jesus over death. Father Time is surprised to see Death in a state of fear and defeat, indicating that Jesus has conquered death. The sermon encourages believers to have faith and not be afraid of death because Jesus has set them free.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the Jewish wedding ceremony as a picture of marriage designed by God. The prospective bridegroom takes the initiative and travels to the home of the prospective bride. The speaker explains that marriage serves as a depiction of various relationships, including the relationship with Israel, God's redemption of mankind, the believer's relationship to the law, and Christ's relationship with the church. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking after God and having a heart that is tuned to Him in order to rebuild and establish a strong marriage.

In this sermon, Basilis Shlink discusses the importance of aligning our will with God's will and surrendering to His timing. He shares a personal experience of struggling to understand God's actions and questioning why He allowed suffering. Through introspection, Shlink realizes that as a created being, he cannot fully comprehend God's will and timing. He emphasizes the power and release that comes from dedicating our will to God's and testifies to the peace and joy that result from aligning our time standards with His. Shlink encourages listeners to commit their wills and wishes to God in order to experience His love and receive all that He wants to give.

In this sermon, Basilia Shlink encourages those who are feeling unsettled, unhappy, anxious, and lonely to withdraw to a quiet and secluded place to connect with God. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear understanding of God's love and goodness, and the need to trust Him as a loving Father. Shlink encourages listeners to bring their needs before God, acknowledging His ability to answer prayers and forgive sins. She reminds them that God is always working miracles and that His love is constant. The sermon concludes with a reminder to praise God for His mercy and to seek further resources on how God lives and works today.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is in control of our lives and circumstances. He urges listeners to be content with God's will and to die to themselves daily. The story of Jonah is used as an example of someone who forgot to die and experienced negative consequences. The preacher encourages forgiveness and letting go of past grievances, highlighting the importance of living in truth and having a right attitude towards others.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a man who discovered a great personal blessing in his burdens. Whenever someone came to him with a request, he would whisper to himself, "You are my joy," accepting the person or task as being sent from the Lord. By doing so, he found joy in serving others and became a source of divine joy for those who approached him. The speaker encourages listeners to adopt this mindset and see their burdens as opportunities for joy and divine connection. The sermon emphasizes that God does not automatically free His children from difficulties and crosses in life, but He offers His help and aid in the midst of them, leading to a joy that surpasses all understanding.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal testimony of finding herself in a state of depression and overwhelming problems. She received a card from Mother Basilia with a picture of a child enclosed within two large hands, symbolizing God's care for every person. However, the card and words did not initially help her. Mother Basilia then advised her to give thanks in the midst of her problems and difficulties, praising God as a loving and faithful Father. The speaker found that this act of gratitude opened the way to comfort and aid from God, bringing trust and peace to her heart. The sermon encourages listeners to praise God as a kind and faithful Father, believing that He will reveal Himself in that way.

In this sermon, Basilia Schling discusses the importance of waiting and having patience in our lives. She emphasizes that our disappointments and failures are a reminder that we are waiting for something better, which is the second coming of Jesus and the fulfillment of his promises. Schling encourages listeners to give thanks for what they are still waiting for, as God's promises will definitely come to pass. She also highlights that Jesus is waiting for people who will wait for him and expect something from him, and to such people, he will come and fulfill his promises. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need to have faith, be joyful, and trust in God's timing.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the battle of faith and the power of Jesus to set us free from sin and bondage. She emphasizes the need for a persistent and fervent prayer that engages in a struggle of faith, similar to Jacob's battle with the angel. Schlink shares her personal experience of dealing with a difficult person and finding victory through the name and blood of Jesus. She encourages listeners to rely on the power of Jesus' sacrifice and to trust in his ability to break the chains of sin and bring true freedom.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three key points from the Bible. The first point is to bless the Lord at all times, as mentioned in verse 1. The second point is that God delivers us from all our fears, as stated in verse 4. The third point is that when we cry out to the Lord in our troubles, He hears us and saves us, as seen in verse 6. The preacher emphasizes that God has given us blessings and victory, but it is our responsibility to seek and enjoy them. The sermon also encourages self-reflection on our love for God and reminds us that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of truly desiring Jesus Christ in our lives. He warns against playing games with God and challenges listeners to examine their hearts and determine if Jesus is truly all they want. The preacher shares personal experiences of facing opposition and attacks from Satan, but also recognizes that these trials are evidence of God making headway in their lives. He quotes from 1 Thessalonians 3:3 to remind listeners of the potential for their labor in the Lord to be in vain if they succumb to temptation. The preacher concludes by highlighting the need for believers to be identified with Jesus Christ and to endure suffering and crushing in order to bring out the beautiful fragrance of Jesus in their lives.

In this sermon transcript, Basil E. Schlink emphasizes that God is alive and active in the world today. He assures listeners that God's promises are true and always come to pass. Through Jesus Christ, God offers joy, peace, and victory over sin. Despite the challenges and suffering in the world, Jesus' victory is available to all who come to him and accept his help. The sermon encourages listeners to claim this victory and experience a transformed life filled with joy and victory.

The video is a sermon about the importance of taking precautions to maintain a beautiful appearance even as one gets older. The speaker shares an experience of seeing a painting of old ladies with bitter and repulsive faces, which made her wonder how they got that way. She emphasizes that our thoughts and words leave marks on our faces, and in eternity, we will bear the image of what we have lived by. The speaker urges listeners to repent and fight against negative thoughts and emotions, so that they can bear the image of Jesus Christ and radiate His love.

Don Courville discusses the theme of deception, drawing from the biblical account of Joshua and the Gibeonites to illustrate how easily one can be misled. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's counsel to avoid being deceived, especially in the context of the last days where deception is rampant. Courville warns that many false teachings and movements can lead believers astray, urging the congregation to remain vigilant and grounded in the Word of God. He highlights the necessity of recognizing the enemy's tactics and the power of Christ's victory over deception. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer and a reminder of the importance of personal relationship with Jesus for true discernment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the urgency for the Church to turn to God in order to avoid His judgment. The speaker expresses concern about the rampant AIDS virus and the need for the Church to understand its impact on society. The speaker believes that if the Church turns to God, the whole nation can turn as well. The sermon also highlights the importance of living a purposeful life and making every day count, as well as the need for revival and purity within the Church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of taking God's commandments seriously, especially in a world where many are rejecting them. The commandments of God serve as standards for our lives and help us distinguish between good and evil. The speaker highlights that turning away from God's commandments can lead to a loss of connection with Jesus and a lack of recognition of our own sins. The sermon also emphasizes that without the commandments, there would be chaos and a lack of order in the world.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink delivers a message of hope and encouragement to those who are feeling sad or despairing. She emphasizes that God is the Father of goodness and that even in times of trouble and darkness, we should lift up our heads and rejoice. The suffering we experience is a sign that the hour of redemption is near, and we can live in joyful expectation of the return of Christ. Schlink urges listeners to focus on God's glory and His kingdom, rather than the present anxieties and cares of the world. By making Jesus the center of our lives, we can experience a taste of heaven even in the midst of suffering.

In this sermon, the speaker passionately shares his personal experiences of sacrifice and persecution for his faith in Jesus Christ. He recounts witnessing people dying and a young boy being shot for crying out in the name of Jesus. The speaker emphasizes the need for true holiness and godliness among believers, calling for a turning away from sin and a wholehearted pursuit of God. He challenges the audience to prioritize the proclamation of the gospel and the advancement of God's kingdom, even if it means risking their lives. The speaker also highlights the importance of knowing and living according to the Word of God.

In this sermon transcript titled "No Longer Separated," Basilia Schlink emphasizes the joyous message that God lives and works today through our Lord Jesus Christ. She highlights the importance of being united with Jesus and keeping the covenant He has made with us. Schlink uses a childhood game as an analogy to illustrate the bond of friendship and partnership we can have with Jesus. She encourages believers to have a deep relationship with Jesus, where we can share everything with Him and rely on Him in our struggles and problems. The sermon emphasizes the invitation from Jesus to be united with Him and experience the blessings and fruitfulness that come from this unity.

In this sermon, Basilia Schling discusses the concept of heaven as a real and eternal kingdom built by God. She emphasizes that despite the troubles and suffering in our current world, there is another world, the City of Peace, named Jerusalem, where peace reigns instead of hatred and violence. The sermon encourages listeners to sing about heaven and focus on the joy and glory it brings, as it can help alleviate earthly suffering. Basilia shares her personal experience of finding solace in writing verses about heaven during a time of grief, and highlights the promise of Revelation 21-2 that the New Jerusalem will descend upon the New Earth, with Jesus himself bringing peace.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of our response to Jesus' challenge in Luke 21:28 to "look up and raise your heads" because our redemption is drawing near. The speaker highlights that where we choose to look determines our character and behavior. Jesus understands the suffering and darkness of our times and calls us to turn our eyes upon Him. By fixing our gaze upon Jesus, we can experience His peace, strength, and joy, and be lifted out of despair and darkness. The speaker encourages us to speak aloud Jesus' words and promises, praise Him in song, and absorb His nature, love, and imminent victory.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal testimony of a Christian who had a dream about being pursued by a demon. The demon's goal was to bring the Christian back into the realm of darkness. The demon tried various tactics, such as tempting the Christian with covetousness and apathy, but the man remained steadfast in his faith. However, the demon eventually succeeded by whispering critical remarks about others into the man's ear, causing him to judge and hold grudges. This testimony serves as a warning to be vigilant against the devil's schemes and to rely on the power of Jesus to overcome sin and temptation.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the importance of repentance and weeping over one's sins in order to draw down the grace of God. She shares a personal encounter with a leader of a foreign ministry who struggled with a deep desire to be important, even in his work for the Lord. Despite recognizing his sin, he did not repent, which saddened Schlink as she knew he was heading towards God's judgment. She contrasts this with the example of Sister Claudia, who constantly wept over her sins and sought forgiveness from Jesus. Through her repentance and tears, Claudia experienced the transforming power of God's grace in her life.

In this sermon, Basilea Schlink discusses the topic of God's comfort in times of loss and grief. She emphasizes that while God may not bring our loved ones back to life, He has power over death and can transform our sorrow into joy. Schlink encourages listeners to have faith in Jesus and believe that He will reveal His miraculous power in their lives. She reminds them that Jesus loves them and wants to come to them in their deepest loneliness and reveal Himself. The sermon concludes with an invitation to receive a free leaflet from the author and a reminder that God lives and works today.

In this sermon transcript titled "Chosen to Love" by Basil E. Shlink, the speaker emphasizes that God has chosen and called us to be His hands and feet in bringing love and relief to a world in need. The speaker shares the example of John Hyde, a missionary and prayer warrior, who was so consumed by his love for Jesus that he would pray through the night for souls to be won for the Lord. The speaker highlights the importance of love in our lives, quoting John 17 where Jesus prays for his disciples to have the same love that God has for him. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that true love can only be found in Jesus and encourages listeners to fully commit themselves to Him, as He is the source of eternal love.

In this sermon, Vasilya Schlink encourages believers who may be struggling with recurring sins and problems despite their commitment to Jesus Christ. She emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate victor over the devil and has already won the battle. However, our redemption is a process of transformation, as our old nature still affects us. Schlink uses the analogy of a prisoner of war being released and experiencing the initial joy of freedom, but still having to deal with the consequences of their imprisonment. Similarly, believers are freed from sin through Jesus' sacrifice, but the effects of sin still linger and need to be gradually healed through daily praise and faith in Jesus' victory on the cross.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink shares a personal experience she had in an office. She observed a young secretary whose alarm clock went off while she was wide awake and busy with work. The elderly lady explained that the alarm clock was a reminder for the secretary to not lose herself in her work and to remember the importance of working for eternity. This experience led Basilia to reflect on her own life and the significance of living and working in union with Jesus. She realized that only by doing things together with Jesus can our lives bear fruit in eternity.

In this sermon, the preacher introduces Charlie, a young revivalist from Georgia, who has a powerful testimony of being saved from a life of drugs. The preacher encourages the audience to invite Charlie to their churches if they want to see God work. The sermon then focuses on the importance of having a spiritual heart that is receptive to the word of God. The preacher references Matthew 13 to explain the different types of soil that represent different types of hearts, emphasizing the need for a heart that understands and bears fruit.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes that it is not the rich, but the poor who have always experienced and testified to the presence and love of God. She highlights that God's love is evident in the fact that He gave His beloved Son, Jesus, as a gift to the world. Schlink encourages listeners to ask for God's blessings and to expect abundance from Him. She emphasizes the importance of accepting God's gifts and not causing Him grief by rejecting them. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the love and generosity of God towards His children and encourages a humble and expectant attitude towards receiving His blessings.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing the importance of keeping God's word and how it leads to the perfection of God's love within us. He then introduces a goldfish and a sponge as visual aids to illustrate his points. The speaker briefly mentions a verse from Ephesians about the unity of the spirit and reflects on its significance. Towards the end, he emphasizes the need for salvation through Jesus Christ and encourages the listeners to repent and believe in Him.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of dissatisfaction in life and offers a solution found in the life of Jesus. The speaker shares their personal experience of feeling dissatisfied and trapped by unfulfilled demands. They emphasize that the way to true satisfaction is through letting go and giving up everything, as Jesus calls us to do. By relinquishing our desires for material possessions, power, and love, we can experience true joy and fulfillment. The speaker encourages listeners to try this approach and promises that by following in Jesus' footsteps, we will find happiness.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the challenges and doubts that can arise in our faith journey. She emphasizes the importance of daily surrendering to God's will and seeking His help in bearing difficulties. Schlink shares her personal experience of writing down her struggles and consciously choosing to accept them as part of God's plan. She testifies that by embracing hardships with a humble and grateful heart, she has found peace and transformation in her life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of Christ being the center of our lives. He refers to Colossians 3:11, which states that Christ is all and in all. The preacher believes that understanding this truth and living it out will bring freedom and grace into our lives. He also highlights the need for revival in churches and in the nation, as the American conscience is becoming seared due to the church's complacency and sin. The sermon concludes with stories of individuals who found salvation and hope in Jesus, emphasizing the transformative power of Christ in our lives.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink shares his personal experiences and insights on the topic of suffering and grief. He emphasizes that even in the midst of pain and difficulty, God has something glorious in mind. Shlink testifies to the transformative power of Jesus' love in times of loneliness, sorrow, physical sickness, and spiritual suffering. He encourages listeners to have faith, pray, and commit their ways to the Lord, trusting that He will do everything right and provide comfort. Shlink also highlights the importance of truly believing that Jesus is greater than our suffering and that His love will help us, regardless of the cost.

In this sermon, the minister shares a personal story about his experience during the war at a military hospital. He was assigned to do orderly work and serve the nurses, but eventually became annoyed and decided to stop waiting on them. However, after receiving a postcard with a Bible verse about being a servant, he had a change of heart and decided to follow the way of the lamb. He began serving the nurses with love and care, and his attitude completely transformed. The minister emphasizes the power of sacrifice and encourages listeners to choose the way of the lamb in order to become conquerors in their everyday lives.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink addresses the common question of why God seems silent and unresponsive to our prayers. She shares her own experience of realizing that there was a sin in her life, specifically judging and bitterness, that was hindering her prayers from being answered. She references Isaiah 59:1-2, which states that our iniquities create a separation between us and God, causing Him not to hear our prayers. Schlink emphasizes the importance of identifying and confessing our sins as prayer obstacles, such as unforgiveness, anger, quarreling, sensuality, occultism, and disobedience. However, she also offers comfort by reminding listeners that our entire sinful nature does not prevent God from answering our prayers. Instead, if we come to Jesus at the cross and confess our guilt, God can be gracious to us and answer our prayers. Schlink shares an example from her own sisterhood where a broken printing press was miraculously fixed after the sisters prayed and reconciled with each other. She encourages believers to persevere in prayer as reconciled sinners, trusting that God will hear and answer their prayers in His own timing and way.

In this sermon, the evangelist shares a powerful story of reconciliation and forgiveness. A woman in the congregation was prompted by the evangelist to go and make things right with someone she did not love. She chose to reconcile with the wife of her former husband, leading to a restoration of their relationship. The sermon emphasizes the importance of making things right and seeking revival in the church. The speaker also quotes from the book of Jeremiah and Lamentations, urging the congregation to turn to God and seek renewal.

In this sermon, the speaker explores the book of Esther and its relevance to victorious living and spiritual experience. The speaker prays for those who do not know Jesus to be drawn to Him and for believers to have a burden for the lost. The sermon emphasizes the importance of fulfilling one's duty, using the example of Mordecai sitting at the king's gate. The speaker warns against being hypocrites who love the glory but not the duty, and encourages believers to prioritize prayer and not just give it lip service.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of a man named Sam who is set free from slavery by his new master. Sam chooses to serve his new master out of gratitude for being set free. The preacher emphasizes the importance of death as the key to life, referring to Jesus' death on the cross as the ultimate act of love. He encourages the audience to repent of their sins, trust in Jesus as their Savior, and rely on His blood for salvation. The preacher also emphasizes the need for revival in churches, urging believers to focus on spiritual growth rather than worldly success.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink addresses the prevalent emotion of fear in our times. She emphasizes that conquering fear is a matter of practice, specifically the practice of dedication and faith. Schlink shares her personal experience of being a fearful person and how God showed her a therapy for overcoming fear. She encourages listeners to practice turning to God immediately when fear arises, holding onto His promises and meditating on His word. Schlink concludes by reminding listeners to trust in God's faithfulness and to seek His help and guidance in times of trouble.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink shares a story of a little boy who miraculously survives being run over by a truck. The boy claims that there were two angels protecting him during the accident. Basilia emphasizes that God commands his angels to guard and protect his beloved children, especially in times of trouble and catastrophe. She encourages listeners to recognize and rely on the power and assistance of angels in their lives, as they are real and continue to work in the lives of believers today. The sermon is based on Psalm 91, which speaks of God giving his angels charge over us to guard us in all our ways.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of waiting on God. He shares his personal experience of being in a season where all invitations and opportunities stopped, and he was forced to spend time with God. The speaker explains that waiting on God means attaching ourselves to Him and trusting in His loving kindness. He also highlights the dangers of not waiting on God and the benefits that come from patiently waiting for His guidance and direction. The sermon references the psalmist's plea to hear God's loving kindness and to know the way to walk, emphasizing the need to lift up our souls to God in trust and surrender.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus as one's Savior and confessing one's sins. He encourages listeners to find a fundamental church that preaches the Word of God and helps them grow in their faith. The speaker shares a personal story about a group of missionaries who fasted and prayed for revival in the Congo, highlighting the power of prayer even in small numbers. The sermon also emphasizes the need to address any sin in one's heart before engaging in intensive prayer, referencing Psalm 66:18.

In this sermon, Basileus Schlenk emphasizes the importance of recognizing and repenting from impure motives in our hearts. He acknowledges that we are all corrupted by sin, but through calling upon Jesus for help, we can be redeemed and have eternal happiness and freedom. Schlenk encourages listeners to seek God's light and allow it to reveal their sins, leading to healing and a humble, broken heart. He warns against self-deception and hypocrisy, urging believers to continually pray for a holy uncertainty and pure motives that seek to glorify Jesus above all else. The sermon references Matthew 7:22-23, where Jesus warns about the danger of false discipleship.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink, she emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own self-righteousness and the need for repentance. She highlights how often we blame God for our shortcomings and refuse to take responsibility for our sins. Schlink explains that Jesus is the Savior for those who acknowledge their sins and come to Him in humility. She warns against the dangers of defending ourselves and refusing to admit guilt, as it ultimately hinders our relationship with Christ. The sermon encourages listeners to bow down under their sins, repent, and accept Jesus as their Savior.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the gospel by listening to and meeting people where they are at. He uses the example of Nicodemus, a master teacher of Israel, who Jesus engages in conversation about being born again. Jesus meets Nicodemus on his own ground and explains the concept of the new birth. The speaker highlights the significance of the new birth and suggests that if someone cannot explain it, their own new birth may be questionable.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlenk shares her personal journey of seeking godliness and finding the key to living in the heart of God. Despite being active in Christian work, she felt a longing to be closer to God. After seeking advice from respected Christians, she discovered the key to this treasure was absolute obedience to God's commandments. Through uncompromising discipleship and obedience, she experienced the fulfillment of her longing and a deeper relationship with God. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's kingdom and righteousness first, and the promise that all things will be added unto us (Matthew 6:33).

In this sermon, James Hitchcock discusses the state of America and the need for a religious revival. He emphasizes the importance of understanding what is happening in the news media and school systems. Hitchcock highlights the growing strength and militancy of Evangelical Protestants, which has caused panic among secularists. He also emphasizes the need for righteousness to exalt the nation and the importance of prayer and turning back to God for a revival in America.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of the word of God to bring life and transformation. He uses the example of Jesus appearing to the disciples after his crucifixion, and how their lives were forever changed by the words of life he spoke to them. The preacher encourages believers to always share the word of God with others, as the Holy Spirit works through the word to bring life to dead hearts. He also highlights the importance of loving God and accepting Jesus as the source of eternal life. The sermon concludes with gratitude for the opportunity to minister and a reminder to continue seeking nourishment from the word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of bringing Jesus what fills our hearts and letting go of it. This can be determined by identifying what causes us the most worry, as our worries reveal what we love and are bound to. The speaker highlights various things that can hinder Jesus from having first place in our lives, such as work, health, activities, money, family, reputation, and well-being. The sermon emphasizes the need to open our hearts wide to allow God to enter and set us aflame with love, so that Jesus can make His home in our hearts and radiate peace and love through us. The speaker encourages listeners to give Jesus their undivided love, as He longs to dwell with us, be united with us, and do everything with us. The sermon concludes with the reminder that Jesus is love everlasting and came to show God's wondrous love to all His children.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a woman in Switzerland who experienced God's provision in her work at a praise chapel. The woman and her friend needed a projector table for their presentations but had a limited budget. They decided to take a leap of faith and order the table, trusting that God would provide the funds. Miraculously, by the time the table arrived, they had received enough money and gifts to pay for it. The sermon emphasizes the importance of having a childlike faith and trusting in God's provision for even the smallest concerns.

In this sermon, the speaker, a field representative and crusade coordinator, encourages listeners to take the time to share Christ with others, especially during the Christmas season. He observes that many people have empty lives and urges listeners not to pass by without sharing the message of Christ. The speaker shares his personal testimony of finding fulfillment in Christ and emphasizes the importance of seeking God's kingdom first. He also offers support and prayer for pastors who may be struggling and reminds listeners of God's promise to be with them. The sermon emphasizes the need for simple faith and fellowship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by praying for revival and acknowledging the need for it in the church and the land. He then talks about the challenges and conflicts that families face on their way to church, where they put on a spiritual facade despite the internal struggles. The preacher shares a personal experience of going through a difficult time and how it was an opportunity for God to work in their lives. He emphasizes the importance of manifesting the presence of God in all circumstances and being a true representation of Jesus to others.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power and significance of the name of Jesus. They highlight that Jesus is our helper and deliverer, and that we can rely on him completely. The speaker shares testimonies of people who have experienced freedom and help through calling upon the name of Jesus. They also encourage listeners to have faith and continually call upon the name of Jesus for help in their lives. The sermon concludes by inviting viewers to learn more about God's work and to contact the organization for a free inspirational booklet.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal anecdote about his children playfully bumping into him to illustrate the concept of having God always by our side. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence and relying on Him during difficult times. The speaker then references Psalm 96, which encourages giving glory and strength to the Lord, worshiping Him in holiness, and fearing Him above all gods. The passage also highlights the stability and joy that comes from acknowledging God's reign. The sermon concludes with a reminder to give thanks to the Lord for His goodness and enduring mercy.

The video is a meditation on the power and ministry of God's angels. It emphasizes that the angels are completely aligned with the will of God and obedient to His commands. Their power comes from their unity with God and their lack of rebellion or resistance to His ways. The angels possess humility and their sole purpose is to bring honor and worship to God. The video encourages listeners to reflect on the greatness of God and the example of the angels in surrendering their wills to Him.

In this sermon by Basilio Shlink, he shares the story of how the sisters from the little land of Canaan used faith to build a chapel and motherhouse. Despite facing great poverty and lack of resources, they believed in God's promise that whatever they asked for in prayer, they would receive. They prayed fervently for God to provide the building materials, and at the right moment, help came in the form of a telephone call from an architect who allowed them to take what they needed from the ruins of some barracks. This story serves as a reminder that God gives us many possibilities to build up our faith and that we should trust Him in child-like faith, knowing that He will hear and answer our requests.

In this sermon transcript titled "Message of Joy" by Basil E. Schlink, the speaker explores the concept of loving Jesus as a privilege and the greatest joy. The transcript emphasizes that loving Jesus means having a personal and intimate relationship with Him. The speaker references John chapter 14, where Jesus states that those who love Him will be loved by the Father and that He will manifest Himself to them. The transcript concludes by highlighting the power of love and the invitation from Jesus to love Him above all things, as it allows God Himself to dwell within believers and work through them.

In this sermon by Basil E. Shlink titled "Jesus is waiting for our love," the speaker emphasizes the importance of loving Jesus. He highlights that after the resurrection, Jesus asked Peter if he loved him, indicating that we are allowed and supposed to love Jesus. The speaker describes the immense happiness that comes from loving Jesus and emphasizes that our love for him should be pure and deep. He encourages listeners to pray for the Lord to grant them this love and to remove any hindrances that may be blocking it. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that Jesus is waiting for our love and desires to have an intimate relationship of love with us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer in the life of a believer. He encourages the audience to meditate on God and seek a deeper understanding of His character and purposes. The preacher highlights the desperate need for prayer in the face of human limitations and the destitution of the world. He quotes various Christian leaders who emphasize the power of prayer and the need for believers to become prayer warriors. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging the audience to prioritize prayer and seek a closer relationship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the gospel of the grace of God and how it can awaken both longing and resentment in human souls. He emphasizes that while people may be willing to give their lives in martyrdom or consecration, they struggle with accepting the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. The preacher also highlights the importance of having the Holy Spirit in control of one's life, as it brings joy and fulfillment. He references Bible verses from Isaiah and John to support his points and concludes with a prayer for the Holy Spirit to enable him to speak the word of God clearly.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of a man who came to Jesus seeking help for his sick son. Jesus tells the man that his son will live, and the man believes his words and goes on his way. The preacher emphasizes the power of the word of God and how it brings life and transformation. He also discusses the concept of faith and authority, highlighting the importance of believing in Jesus and his ability to solve our problems. The sermon concludes with the reminder that Jesus is the way to find solutions to our challenges and that we should pray in faith, trusting in God's power to work miracles.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience where God revealed to him the perversion of Bible versions. He emphasizes that the presence of confusion in churches is a characteristic of Satan, which is caused by the various versions of the Bible available today. The speaker also mentions the spiritual warfare they are currently facing and the need for believers to be prepared and not deceived. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the importance of walking in the Spirit and trusting in Jesus as the only Savior.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of resisting Satan and not giving him any ground in our lives. He quotes James 4:7 and explains that giving ground to Satan is a serious matter because it goes against the blood of Christ that has redeemed us. The preacher also highlights the need for revival in churches, as many have given ground to Satan and are unable to live godly lives while being friends with the world. He references Colossians and other Bible verses to remind the audience that God has delivered us from the power of darkness and we have victory through Christ Jesus. The sermon concludes with a warning about the danger of not reclaiming the ground given to Satan, as it can lead to a worse state than before.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being in the right mood and place as we move about in our lives. He refers to the disciples in the book of Acts who recognized the need to be in the right spirit and location. The preacher also mentions the story of Jesus and the woman at the well, highlighting Jesus' compassionate mood and how it led to a significant encounter. He encourages the audience to let God choose their place and to have peace in their spirit, even in uncomfortable situations.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of how God works in our lives. The speaker and his community were facing multiple challenges, including broken machinery and ruined hay. They realized that these difficulties were a message from God, calling them to have broken hearts and seek reconciliation with Him and each other. Through repentance and a change of heart, they experienced a new and more vibrant relationship with God. The sermon emphasizes that God is a God of miracles, and His greatest miracle is the transformation of our hearts.

In this sermon by Basilias Schlingck, the speaker emphasizes the power and relevance of God's Word in our lives today. The sermon highlights various directives from the Bible that guide us in our fight against sin, such as not storing up treasures on earth and seeking God's kingdom first. The speaker acknowledges our inability to fulfill God's commandments on our own, which leads us to praise the redemption of Jesus and the power of His blood. The sermon emphasizes the importance of actively obeying the Bible and avoiding situations that can lead to temptation and sin.

In this sermon, Martiria Madaus discusses the significance of a painting depicting John the Baptist holding a lamb, symbolizing Jesus as the Lamb of God. The painting also portrays a reptile, representing sin, crawling out from beneath John's garment. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus became human to die for our sins and encourages listeners to surrender to him completely. By looking to Jesus with love and gratitude, we can experience his redemption in our daily lives, leading to a life filled with love and joy.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of remembering God's wonderful works through memorials. He uses the example of the rainbow as a memorial of God's covenant with Noah. The preacher also highlights the tendency of humans to forget, which is why God gave us signs and memorials to help us remember Him. Memorials are not only for our own remembrance but also to teach and prepare the next generation. The sermon then focuses on the story of Joshua and the crossing of the Jordan River, highlighting the significance of the 12 stones that were set up as a memorial of God's faithfulness.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for the church to wake up and be active in their faith. He urges believers to prioritize prayer and seek a personal relationship with Jesus. The preacher also expresses a burden for pastors and a desire to encourage and support them. He highlights the importance of revival and references the early revivals in the Bible, emphasizing the need for a vision and faith in God's power to bring about a revival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing God and having a deep relationship with Him. He encourages listeners to be committed to God and not let anything hinder their pursuit of knowing Him. The speaker also highlights the negative impact of bitterness on our spiritual growth and urges listeners to deal with any unresolved conflicts or negative attitudes towards others. The sermon concludes with a reminder that eternal life is not just about a one-time prayer, but about truly knowing God through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the concept of God's love in His chastening. She shares the story of two friends who experienced severe chastening from God, which initially seemed like God was against them. However, after going through tears and suffering, they were showered with three times as much goodness. Schlink emphasizes that chastening alone does not bring happiness, but only when one fully commits to God's will and humbles themselves beneath His mighty hand. She explains that the ways of chastening purify and bring us closer to Jesus, leading to eternal joy and happiness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses what holds back revival and encourages listeners to examine their own lives. He highlights several factors that hinder revival, including unbelief, neglect of prayer and prayer meetings, and a lack of love for souls. The speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel with others and being a positive influence in one's neighborhood. He also acknowledges the need for repentance and asks for God's mercy and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the nation. The sermon emphasizes the need to trust in God's power and not be critical, and also mentions the importance of financial support for spreading the gospel and supporting missionaries.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the love of Jesus Christ and his act of washing the disciples' feet as a demonstration of his lowliness. She encourages listeners to accept Jesus' offer of lowliness and choose his way in everyday life. Schlink shares a story about a carpenter who struggled with injustice and received a word about the lowliness of Jesus. When the carpenter chose to embrace Jesus' lowliness, his difficult coworker was transformed and became quiet and friendly. Schlink concludes by urging listeners to surrender to Jesus' way of lowliness, as it brings peace, joy, and great fruit in eternity.

In this sermon, Basilio Shlink emphasizes the power of the name of Jesus in freeing us from the chains of sin. He encourages listeners to call upon the name of Jesus in prayer, as it is not enough to do so just once. Shlink assures that although the struggle against sin may be long and there may be apparent defeats, if we persist in calling upon Jesus' name, we will ultimately experience victory. He emphasizes that calling upon the name of Jesus is a privilege and that Jesus keeps his word when we ask anything in his name. The sermon also highlights the current state of the world, where the powers of darkness are threatening due to the rejection of God's commandments, and emphasizes the importance of fighting the battle of faith by calling upon the name of Jesus and ridding our hearts of sin.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlenk emphasizes the importance of loving Jesus above all else. She highlights the need to surrender our feelings, thoughts, and desires to Him, and to forsake all earthly attachments. Schlenk references the story of Jesus asking Peter if he loves Him in John 21, and applies it to our own lives, stating that only those who truly love Jesus will come to know His love and receive His blessings. She encourages listeners to consider what they may be missing out on by only giving Jesus a divided love, and urges them to wholeheartedly love Him in order to partake in the marriage supper of the Lamb.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of giving Jesus our time in order to experience His reality in our lives. She shares a letter from a friend who was deeply impacted by the message to give Jesus much of our time. Schlink highlights how easily we can get caught up in our daily activities and conversations, neglecting to spend quality time with Jesus. She encourages listeners to prioritize prayer and conversation with Jesus, as this will enable us to abide in Him and bear much fruit. The sermon concludes with an invitation to learn more about how God lives and works today through the website or by contacting the organization.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the power and importance of praise and worship in the life of an overcomer. She explains that an overcomer's heart and thoughts are always directed towards God, leading them to burst forth into song and worship. Praise and thanksgiving are seen as reflections of the lives of the blessed in heaven, and therefore, our lives on earth should also be characterized by this great joy. Schlink encourages listeners to turn to praise and thanksgiving as a means of finding comfort and overcoming difficulties, citing Psalm 108:2 as a reminder that God always has a way out of our troubles.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlingk shares how one person learned to experience the love of Jesus. The person initially felt a deep love for Jesus when they first became a Christian, but over time, that love wore off. However, Jesus intervened in their life and brought about a change. Through the person's sacrifice and the loving care of her husband, a flame of love for Jesus grew in her heart, making her a magnet for others seeking spiritual wealth. The sermon emphasizes that loving Jesus means holding onto the greatest treasure of earth and heaven and offering oneself to Him. It also highlights how Jesus can comfort and refresh us with His love, even in the midst of suffering, and how learning to love Jesus starts with simply loving Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of teaching the word of God diligently to our children. He references Deuteronomy 6:7-8, where God commands fathers to impart His word to their children in various aspects of daily life. The speaker also discusses the impact of our past on our present and how our relationship with our earthly fathers can affect us. He then highlights the freedom that Jesus offers through His sacrifice on the cross, but emphasizes that we must still choose to live in that freedom and not be bound by sin. The sermon concludes with the message that captives can be set free through the power of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Great Commission and its connection to Pentecost. He urges pastors, evangelists, and church leaders to call the church to repentance and to return to the significance of Calvary and Pentecost. The preacher then shifts to discussing the life of Moses, highlighting his close relationship with God and the lessons he learned in the desert. He emphasizes the need for victory over self and the importance of being equipped by God to fulfill His purposes. The preacher also addresses the issue of the church losing its reverence for God and warns against the devil's attempts to rob the church of its reverence and steal its worship.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on John chapter 5 and highlights it as a chapter with a special miracle. He mentions that this is the third special miracle in the book of John, with the first being the turning of water into wine and the second being the healing of the nobleman's son. The preacher emphasizes the importance of seeking and doing the will of God, as Jesus stated that his nourishment came from doing the will of the Father. The sermon also discusses the story of the lame man at the Pool of Bethesda, emphasizing the grace and mercy of God. The preacher concludes by discussing the threefold witness to Christ's deity in this chapter, including the witness of John the Baptist.

In this sermon by Basil E. Shlink, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a meaningful goal in life. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who dedicated his life to preparing the way for Jesus. John cleared away the obstacles of sin in his own life and in the lives of others, leading them to repentance. The speaker encourages listeners to follow John's example and prepare the way for Jesus in their own lives, so that he can rule in their hearts and bring joy and peace. The sermon emphasizes the need for repentance and humility in order to fulfill this calling.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes how God can transform a worthless and sinful life into something beautiful and valuable. He compares this transformation to an artist turning a cheap canvas into a valuable painting. The preacher also shares a story about a man with tongue cancer who had his last opportunity to speak before surgery. This story serves as a reminder of the importance of using our time, talents, and resources to serve God. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the ultimate act of giving - God giving His only Son for the salvation of the world - and encourages listeners to share the message of Jesus with others.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the destructive nature of anger and its consequences. He shares a personal story about his father's anger and how it frightened him. The preacher then relates this to the story of David and his brother Elias, highlighting the importance of controlling anger. He also mentions the importance of forgiveness and regaining trust after expressing anger. The sermon concludes with the preacher discussing the symptoms of anger and the need to conquer it in order to have a peaceful and fulfilling life.

In this sermon, the speaker challenges parents to evaluate how much time they are spending with their children and to consider the influence of their child's school teacher. The speaker emphasizes the importance of teaching children wisdom, not just knowledge. They also discuss the role of the father as the spiritual leader in the family and how their vision determines the family's values. The speaker highlights the need for fathers to take responsibility and lead their families according to God's principles, as the state of the family impacts society as a whole.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlenk discusses the promise of God's presence and deliverance in times of distress and darkness. She refers to James 5:7, where the apostle encourages patience until the coming of the Lord. Schlenk emphasizes that God always has an exit prepared for every need, and it is up to us to believe in His love and patiently endure. She also highlights the importance of not grumbling against one another, as it hinders our relationship with Jesus. The sermon concludes with the reminder that Jesus will return triumphantly, bringing light and joy to those who eagerly await Him.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by using an illustration of a goldfish in a bowl to emphasize the importance of having Jesus in our hearts for eternal life. He then extends an invitation to the viewers to repent of their sins and believe in Jesus to receive God's gift of eternal life. The preacher also encourages the audience to believe in God's work in their lives, churches, and country. The sermon concludes with a verse from Isaiah 57:15, highlighting the need for a contrite and humble spirit to experience revival and dwell with God in eternity.

In this sermon, Bess Alia Schlenk emphasizes the power of taking responsibility for our actions and admitting our faults. She shares personal experiences of how strained relationships and difficulties in life were resolved when she and her sisterhood said the words, "It was my fault." She explains that these words bring about positive changes, such as unity, peace, and God's presence. Schlenk also highlights the importance of humbling ourselves before God, seeking His forgiveness, and finding joy and peace in His love.

In this sermon titled "Life Made Worth While" by Basil Eashling, the speaker emphasizes the need to build the kingdom of God in the midst of the growing darkness of our time. He highlights the concept of the narrow gate, explaining that only those who let go of their self-righteousness and worldly desires can enter into the kingdom of God. Sacrifice and love are emphasized as the keys to living out the heavenly kingdom and attracting others to it. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of repentance and recognizing our guilt towards God and others. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to embrace a life of humility, sacrifice, and obedience to God's commandments in order to experience true and eternal life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that Jesus is constantly present and available to offer His love to everyone. The speaker encourages listeners to make room in their hearts for Jesus' love, as it is the ultimate source of happiness and fulfillment. The speaker highlights that Jesus' love cannot be compared to any other person or object of love. The sermon concludes by urging listeners to accept Jesus' offer of love and to empty their hearts of anything that hinders them from receiving His love.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about leading a man to Christ after he had been involved in a motorcycle accident. The speaker emphasizes the importance of getting right with Jesus and dealing with sin as the first step in one's life. The sermon also discusses the benefits of understanding the cause and effect sequences in scripture and how it can bring blessings to churches. The speaker concludes by highlighting the need to dig deeper and address the root causes of problems rather than just treating surface symptoms.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of quiet and solitude in order to hear and obey the voice of God. She highlights how the noise and distractions of the world can drown out God's voice, and how Satan uses these distractions to prevent people from listening to God. Schlink encourages listeners to actively seek times of stillness and solitude with the Lord, as it is in these moments that God can speak and deepen our relationship with Him. She concludes by emphasizing that communion with the living God is the greatest blessing that can be obtained through seeking stillness and solitude.

In this sermon, Basilius Schling shares a message of finding strength and hope in times of sickness and weariness. He encourages listeners to embrace their afflictions and crosses, just as the apostle Paul did, and to give thanks for the blessings and gifts that come from these trials. Schling shares his personal experience of finding comfort and happiness through prayer and acceptance of his cross. He references Romans 5:3, where Paul rejoices in his sufferings, knowing that they produce endurance, character, and hope, all of which are rooted in God's love.

In this sermon, the speaker uses a personal anecdote about helping his four-year-old son build a Lego airplane to illustrate the idea that life can seem overwhelming and confusing, but God has a plan and everything works out for good. The speaker emphasizes the goodness of God and how it is reflected in His actions. He references Exodus 34:6-7, where God proclaims His name and attributes, including being merciful, gracious, and abundant in goodness and truth. The speaker encourages the audience to seek a deeper understanding of God's goodness and to trust in His plan for their lives.

In this sermon, Basilias Schlink discusses the power of God and how believers can experience it in their lives. He acknowledges that many believers have knowledge about salvation and the power of the cross, but struggle to be freed from their sins. Schlink emphasizes that the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sin and that even if we don't see immediate change, the stronghold of sin will eventually fall. He encourages believers to have triumphant faith, praising the victory of Jesus and proclaiming His redemption over their sins. Schlink also emphasizes the importance of examining our consciences, confessing our sins, and claiming the redeeming power of Jesus' blood.

In this sermon by Basilia Shlink, the speaker shares a personal experience of building a chapel and motherhouse for a sisterhood. The project was challenging and demanding, but through prayer and commitment to Jesus, they found strength and joy in sacrificing their own lives for the work. The speaker emphasizes the importance of laying down one's life for the sake of Jesus and for the brethren, referencing the Bible verse 1 John 3:16. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace sacrifice and find blessings and abundant fruit in giving up and losing for the sake of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of fathers in the family and the role they play in shaping their children's lives. He emphasizes the need for fathers to be watchful and attentive to their children, acknowledging their flaws and using them as an opportunity for personal growth. The preacher also highlights the need for spiritual preparation and reliance on God's power to overcome the strongholds of the enemy. He shares a poem about a part-time father to illustrate the impact of a father's presence and promises to his child.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink emphasizes the importance of responding to God's call to give Him glory in our daily lives. He references Revelation 14:7, where a mighty angel proclaims the need to fear God and worship Him. Shlink explains that worshiping God is significant, especially in the end times when God's judgment is imminent. He encourages believers to trust God even when they don't understand Him, and to commit their wills to Him. By glorifying God in their lives, believers can have a transformed life and the authority to hold back God's judgment. Shlink also highlights the comfort and preparation for glory that comes from accepting the cross and trusting God in difficult situations. He shares an example of a family who, despite losing their child to murder, chose not to rebel or accuse God, but instead found comfort in glorifying Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the blood of Jesus Christ in our lives. He explains that as fallen beings, we are not holy or blameless on our own, but through the control of the Holy Spirit, we can be reconciled to God. The preacher highlights the struggles that teenagers face with self-image and the need for Jesus to set them free from bondage. He also discusses how the scribes and Pharisees rejected Jesus, thinking that getting rid of him would solve their problems, but in reality, they needed to be freed from the Roman Empire. The preacher concludes by urging the listeners to make Christ the Lord of their lives and emphasizes that Christ should have preeminence in all aspects of life.

In this sermon, Basilias Schlink shares a testimony of how God provides for the needs of their sisterhood in the land of Canaan. They have chosen to trust in Jesus' words to seek first the kingdom of God, and they have experienced God's faithfulness in caring for their physical needs. They do not buy toothpaste, soap, or other small items, but instead rely on prayer and God's provision. They have witnessed countless instances of God answering their prayers and providing for them, showing that God's promise to care for his children still applies today.

In this sermon transcript titled "Your Savior Has Come," Basilius Schlink encourages listeners who may be on the verge of despair to find hope in Jesus. He compares Jesus to a skilled doctor who is passionate about helping and saving people. Jesus longs to pull us out of our sins and set our lives in order. He wants to have us by his side in his kingdom of divine life, living in peace and joy. Schlink emphasizes that Jesus is always standing beside us, ready to help and lift us out of our struggles, and he calls on listeners to praise, worship, and love Jesus for his saving power.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having faith and not giving up. He shares an illustration of a ditch caving in on some men because the walls were not properly supported, comparing it to our lives without the word of God. The speaker also mentions a scientific discovery of drilling into the earth's crust and hearing human screams, which some believe to be condemned souls from hell. The sermon also touches on the topic of suffering, highlighting the pain of childbirth and the joy that follows, and encourages listeners to rely on God's grace to carry them through difficult times. Additionally, the speaker expresses concern about the lack of discipleship in the church and the need for a revival.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the concept of praying for our needs and desires. She emphasizes the importance of discerning whether our requests align with God's plan for our lives or if they are driven by our own ambitions. Schlink shares her own experiences of relying on God for provision and how He has always exceeded their expectations. She encourages listeners to prioritize seeking God's kingdom and righteousness, and to be willing to give to others even when they themselves may not have enough. Ultimately, Schlink reminds us that as children of God, we can approach Him with thanksgiving because He has already provided for us.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a recent conference where he witnessed a preacher who seemed disconnected and uninspired when not on stage. Despite the preacher's lackluster demeanor, he passionately preached against sin and emphasized that Jesus Christ is the solution to our needs. The speaker encourages the audience to be honest with themselves and cry out to God in their time of need. He also urges believers to pray for revival, starting with their own hearts. The sermon concludes with a reminder to accept Jesus as Savior and the importance of prayer in seeking revival.

In this sermon titled "Victory over Fear" by Basilius Schling, the speaker addresses the prevalent issue of fear in today's world. He acknowledges that fear is a serious sign of the times and that almost everyone has to confront it. However, he emphasizes that there is a way to overcome fear through trust in God. The speaker encourages listeners to come to Jesus with their fears, calling upon His victorious name with faith and prayer. He assures that Jesus understands our fear, bears it with us, and has overcome the world, offering comfort and peace to fearful hearts. The sermon emphasizes the power of Jesus' name and the need for continuous prayer and faith to be set free from fear.

In this sermon, Basilia Schling discusses the hidden glory and comfort that can be found in the cross and suffering. She emphasizes that very few people have realized and experienced the blessing of suffering. God the Father looks down sadly and wonders where those who have been comforted in suffering are. Jesus, who bore the cross, laments the lack of understanding and appreciation for the grace and honor that comes with sharing in his suffering. Schling encourages listeners to bravely bear their crosses, knowing that the suffering they endure will ultimately bring them glory and a bountiful harvest. She reminds them of Jesus' love and the transformative power of the cross, which leads to a new and blessed life.

In this sermon, Basilish Link discusses the importance of bringing glory to God in our eating and drinking. She emphasizes that whether we are rich or poor, influential or humble, we are all called to do everything for the glory of God. Link encourages listeners to examine their attitudes towards food and drink, asking if they are too eager or picky in their consumption. She reminds us that even in our mealtimes, we can bring praise to God by being thankful and content. Link also suggests that we can offer our eating and drinking as a living sacrifice to God, using it as a way to show our earnestness in prayer or devotion to Him.

In this sermon, the preacher shares the story of Edith, who built a small mud brick dispensary in the Belgian Congo with a gift of 10 pounds from two blind ladies. Over the course of 20 years, this tiny work grew into a medical crusade operating in nine countries around the world. The preacher emphasizes the power of giving one's life to God and the potential impact it can have. The sermon also discusses the importance of surrendering to God's sovereignty and the need to let go of personal glory and possessions.

In this sermon by Basil E. Shlink, the focus is on the importance of making time for Jesus in our lives. The sermon begins with a hymn expressing the desire to live solely for Jesus and bring comfort to his heart. The speaker emphasizes the concept of "first love," a love that is solely directed towards Jesus and leads to serving him wholeheartedly. The sermon shares the story of a schoolteacher who canceled her vacation plans and dedicated her time to Jesus, resulting in a renewed sense of strength and joy. The sermon concludes by urging listeners to respond to Jesus' extravagant love with a lavish love that gives all and never counts the cost.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a revival that took place in a town. Despite the initial lack of attendance at the planned evangelistic outreach, God moved in a miraculous way. The speaker emphasizes that when God moves, He doesn't play games and that it may be a wake-up call for churches to examine their spiritual condition. The revival resulted in the salvation of three young people, who were considered the worst in the community, and their transformation was evident through their baptism and joy in Jesus. The speaker encourages believers to have a heart for evangelism and to be open to God's orchestration in their lives and churches.

In this sermon, David Barton from Wall Builders discusses the importance of recognizing America's godly heritage. He highlights four categories: students, families, schools, and the nation, and explains how biblical principles were once used in Supreme Court cases related to these areas. Barton mentions a 1941 case on divorce where the court limited divorce to six reasons, aligning with biblical teachings. He also mentions a 1844 case where a school in Philadelphia claimed to teach morality without religion. Overall, Barton emphasizes the need for revival and a return to God's Word in America's civil authorities.

In this sermon transcript, Basilia Schlink discusses the power of obedience in our lives. She acknowledges that obedience is often seen as unpopular, especially among young people who strive for independence. However, she emphasizes that obedience to God's will is the way to experience joy and glory. Jesus' life serves as an example of loving, trusting, and complete surrender to the will of God. Schlink encourages listeners to follow Jesus' example and surrender to God's will, even in difficult circumstances, as this will bring strength and fulfillment to their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love and not erecting barriers between oneself and others. They highlight the need to love unconditionally, regardless of what others may have done to us. The speaker shares a personal testimony of their struggle to live in harmony with sisters from different countries in a Sisterhood. However, through Jesus' revelation of their own pride and stubbornness, they were able to let go of judgment and love their sisters. The speaker concludes by praising God for His love that has no barriers.

In this sermon transcript, Basilia Schlink discusses the power of thanksgiving in prayer. She emphasizes that when we pray with thanksgiving, we are acknowledging and praising the love and might of God. By focusing on God's love and power, our worries and troubles begin to fade away, making us stronger and happier. Schlink shares a story of a woman who struggled with accusing thoughts towards her husband, but found freedom and redemption by thanking God for Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. The sermon encourages listeners to pray in faith, standing on the promises of God and receiving them with praise and gratitude.

In this sermon, Basilea Schlink emphasizes the importance of remembering and thanking God for his provision and miracles in our lives. She shares personal experiences of how God has always stepped in and provided everything needed, even in the last minute. Schlink encourages setting aside specific times, such as birthdays or the end of the year, to remember and give thanks to God. She highlights that through remembering, our faith is strengthened and we experience more of God's help and miracles. The sermon also references God's command to the Israelites to remember his mighty deeds and set up memorials as a testimony to his love.

In this sermon, the speaker tells the story of a family with four wicked sons and one tender-hearted youngest son. The father had trained the sons to be rascals, but the youngest son was different. One day, while they were chopping wood in the woods, a tree fell and injured the father. The sons left him and went hunting, leaving the youngest son alone. He saw a flickering light in the distance and made his way towards it, facing various challenges along the way. Eventually, he found an old woman who turned out to be his grandmother, and she rejoiced to learn that her son had gotten saved.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having our spiritual eyes opened to see what is happening in our lives, the world, and our churches. He highlights the need for revival and returning to our first love. The preacher also discusses the concept of spiritual warfare and shares a story about a pastor who overcame a habit by reclaiming ground given to Satan. He encourages pastors to attend minister seminars on spiritual warfare. The sermon concludes with a warning to watch out for errors built on personality rather than the Word of God.

In this sermon transcript, Basilia Schlenk emphasizes the importance of having a childlike relationship with God as a loving Father. She addresses those who may feel distant from God or unworthy of a close relationship due to their sins. Schlenk encourages listeners to trust in God's forgiveness and love, reminding them that even the worst sinners are loved by God when they repent. She praises God for his kindness, mercy, and willingness to forgive, and encourages listeners to rejoice in their poverty and sinfulness because it entitles them to a special share in God's love and help.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker expresses their excitement and gratitude for the work of God in their lives and in the prayer seminar they have been attending. They mention attending different churches and hearing pastors talk about prayer and revival. They emphasize the importance of prayer and the need to prioritize it in our lives. The speaker also shares testimonies of people being set free from bitterness and bondage through prayer. They highlight the need to have a vision for what God can do through prayer and the importance of dealing with obstacles to prayer, such as sins.

In this sermon, Basilis Shlink discusses the story of Stephen from the seventh chapter of Acts, drawing parallels between Stephen and Jesus. Stephen, like Jesus, was falsely accused and brought before the high priest. Despite facing imminent death, Stephen remained full of the Holy Spirit and gazed into heaven, seeing the glory of God and Jesus standing at the right hand of God. Shlink emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's commandments, as it unites us with Him and strengthens us in times of trial. He acknowledges that obedience may bring suffering, as the powers of darkness oppose those who are obedient, but assures that heaven will open for those who remain obedient.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and praising God for His goodness and wonderful works. The psalmist urges people to give thanks to the Lord because He is good and His mercy endures forever. The speaker also encourages believers to share their testimonies of redemption and salvation with others. The psalmist reminds us that God satisfies the longing and hungry soul with His goodness. The sermon concludes with a reminder that we need to turn to God and His Word when we are spiritually hungry and realize that we cannot make it on our own.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlenk titled "It's Worth It," she encourages listeners to persevere through difficult circumstances and relationships. She references Matthew 11:30, where Jesus assures us that God has placed these challenges in our lives to draw us closer to Him. Schlenk emphasizes that through these trials, God wants to help us find true love and joy that comes from Him. She urges listeners to fight the good fight of faith, knowing that victory is assured through Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the testimony of a man named Dr. Frank Loxton, who had a significant involvement with the New American Standard Version of the Bible. Dr. Loxton initially dismissed criticisms of the version but eventually realized that they were valid and could not be refuted. He wrote a difficult letter to a friend expressing his concerns. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using a holy book, such as the King James Version, as unholy books can produce unholy people. The speaker also highlights the confusion, discouragement of memorization, lack of concordances, and potential for perverting the truth that can arise from the use of various Bible translations and versions.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the importance of being prepared to meet the Lord. She shares a vision given to Sadhu Sundar Singh, where a man in hell questions God's love due to the darkness and anguish he experiences. An angel offers the man a chance to enter heaven, but the overwhelming holiness of God repels him, causing him to return to the depths of hell. Schlink emphasizes that sin cannot stand before the holiness of God and highlights the need for the blood of Jesus Christ to cleanse and make us holy. She concludes by urging listeners to seek the light of God's holiness and embrace the blood of the Lamb in order to enter into eternal joy in the kingdom of God.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the ongoing impeachment process against the president and the phrase "high crimes and misdemeanors" mentioned in the Constitution. The speaker suggests that the country may be facing God's judgment and emphasizes the importance of voting and praying. They also quote the prophet Solomon, who states that when the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice, but when the wicked rule, the people mourn. The speaker urges listeners to seek wisdom in distinguishing between righteousness and unrighteousness and to vote for leaders who align with biblical principles.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being a rebuilder in one's life. He uses the analogy of a child rebuilding their sandcastle after it has been destroyed to illustrate the concept. The preacher then goes on to discuss seven goals of a rebuilder, including seeking after God, finding contentment in Christ, and strengthening marriage. He also mentions the power of using one's own tragedy to build a life message and testimony for others. The sermon concludes with the preacher expressing surprise at the positive response to a series on marriage and divorce, and the intention to continue addressing these topics.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by quoting Psalm 147, emphasizing the importance of praising and worshiping God. The speaker then expresses a burden for revival, both in the land and in the hearts of individuals. The sermon focuses on the sin of pride and the need to be cautious about what we hear and say about others. The speaker also encourages listeners to seek revival in their own lives and in the nation, reminding them that there is always hope in God's love and the transformative power of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a Welsh evangelist who was feeling cold and distant from God in his preaching and personal life. The evangelist decided to spend three hours in prayer in the woods, asking God to break his cold heart and fill him with love for lost souls. After this experience, the evangelist noticed a significant change in his preaching, with the Word of God being attended with power and people being deeply moved. The preacher emphasizes the importance of personal revival and getting connected with Jesus in order to experience true revival in our churches and communities.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of patience and endurance in the Christian faith. They emphasize that Jesus is already the Lord and King, but He does not yet fully exercise His kingship. The speaker encourages listeners to learn and practice patience in their daily lives, as it will be crucial in the end times when the whole world will face trials. They also highlight the need to overcome impatience, which is often associated with pride. The sermon concludes by reminding listeners of God's patience and offering resources for further spiritual growth.

In this sermon, the pastor emphasizes the importance of having a clear conscience before God and men. He encourages the audience to consider the consequences of not being right with God and others, and suggests asking for forgiveness from those we have offended. The pastor then discusses the parable of the prodigal son, highlighting the lessons on repentance and the father's forgiveness. He concludes by urging the listeners to examine their own lives and seek cleansing from God, so that the unbelievers around them may be inspired to turn to Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses how God set the Israelites free from the bondage of the Egyptians and led them to the promised land. He draws a parallel between this story and the freedom we receive through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. The preacher emphasizes that when we accept Christ as our Savior, we are set free from the control of Satan and God will provide for all our needs. He also highlights the importance of renewing our minds and focusing on thoughts that align with God's truth. The sermon encourages listeners to simplify their faith and not be corrupted by worldly influences.

In this meditation, the speaker shares a personal experience of realizing that God is jealous in His love for us. The speaker had a job that they loved and were completely immersed in, but Jesus redirected them to a different job because they had been relying on their own strength and ego. The speaker admits to their self-righteousness and feeling forgotten by Jesus, but eventually realizes that they had forgotten God and hadn't loved Him above all else. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need to prioritize God's will and love above everything else.

In this sermon, Basilis Shlink emphasizes the importance of recognizing and repenting for our sins. He encourages listeners to pray for the Spirit of Repentance and to accept the conviction of their sins through the guidance of others. Shlink emphasizes that true repentance goes beyond acknowledging one's sins, but also understanding the pain and suffering they have caused to Jesus, as well as to our families and neighbors. He urges believers to fight against their sinful nature, even to the point of shedding blood, in order to shine forth the love of Jesus and become overcomers.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink shares the story of Sadhu Sundar Singh, a man of God from India, who encountered a half-frozen man in the wasteland of Tibet. Despite the harsh weather conditions, Sadhu felt compelled to help the man and carried him on his back towards the next shelter. Through the warmth and contact with Sadhu's body, the half-dead man regained his life. This story serves as a reminder of the importance of love, as emphasized by the apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 13. The sermon concludes with the message that Jesus, the victor and redeemer, wants to fill us with his love and calls us to radiate that love to the world.

The video is a sermon by Basilio Schlink titled "Only the Hungry." Schlink emphasizes that Jesus loves to have spiritually hungry children around him, those who are in need and lacking in every area of their lives. He compares this to the joy Paul Readinger, a co-founder of their sisterhood, experienced in helping those in need during the time of hunger and poverty in Germany after World War II. Schlink encourages the audience to come to Jesus as hungry children, asking him for the things they are lacking, and to write down all their needs. He assures them that Jesus is the bread of life and will provide for all their needs, both spiritual and material.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink shares a personal testimony of finding everlasting joy through recognizing and repenting of sin. He recounts how a friend inspired him to pray for a contrite and repentant heart, which led to a renewed awareness of his sins and a deep sorrow for how he had wronged God and others. Through this process, he rediscovered the joy of being forgiven and cleansed by God's grace. Shlink emphasizes the importance of continually asking God to reveal our sins and grant us a heart that weeps over them, as this gift of repentance brings true joy and transforms our lives.

Basilea Schlink emphasizes the importance of childlike trust in God, especially during times of sorrow and judgment. She encourages believers to praise God from the depths of their struggles, asserting that true worship comes from surrendering to Him even when circumstances are difficult. Schlink highlights that God delights in our trust and commitment, which can bring Him greater joy than songs sung in times of ease. By acknowledging our lack of understanding yet choosing to trust in God's goodness, we glorify Him and find comfort in His presence. Ultimately, she reminds us that our heartfelt trust and praise can bring peace and joy to both us and our Heavenly Father.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of wells in the Bible, specifically Jacob's well. He emphasizes that understanding the wells in the Old Testament is crucial for understanding the New Testament. The speaker also discusses the story of the woman at the well and how Jesus reveals her need for salvation. He highlights the significance of God opening her eyes to see the well of water, symbolizing the place of vision and salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker starts by describing a scene of birds fighting in a garden, which eventually ends when darkness falls. The next day, the birds realize that without their feathers, they all look the same and equally ugly. The speaker then goes on to give four steps for overcoming personal struggles. These steps include reading and meditating on the law of the Lord, praying daily to experience the life of Jesus, confessing the problem to one's family, and discussing the steps taken for victory. The speaker also shares a story about a family dealing with turmoil and emphasizes the importance of controlling one's emotions. The sermon references Psalms 97 and 2 Corinthians 3:18, and concludes by mentioning the story of Adam and Eve being sent out of the Garden of Eden due to disobedience.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the concept of finding joy and gratitude in the midst of suffering. She emphasizes that even in times of affliction, we can find reasons to be thankful, particularly for the gift of everlasting life with Christ. Schlink points out that suffering played a significant role in the life of Jesus, bringing Him glory. She references Romans chapter 5, where the Apostle Paul encourages believers to rejoice in their sufferings. Schlink concludes by highlighting the power of praising God in the midst of afflictions, as it helps us overcome them and find peace in our hearts.

In this sermon by Basil E. Shlank, titled "Put Your Hand in His," the speaker emphasizes the importance of becoming like a child in order to fully trust and follow God's guidance. He highlights the limited nature of our thoughts and ideas, emphasizing that we cannot accurately judge whether God's ways are right or too difficult for us. The speaker encourages listeners to recognize their smallness in comparison to God and to trust in His love and care. He reminds them that God is at work even in the darkest times, preparing them for eternal happiness, and urges them to offer their trust to the Father who is pure love.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of Edith, a missionary who started a small dispensary in the Belgian Congo with a gift of 10 pounds. Over the course of 20 years, her work grew into a medical crusade operating in nine countries. The speaker emphasizes the power of giving one's life to God and the potential for great things to happen. The sermon also references the story of Joseph from the Old Testament, highlighting the importance of surrendering to God's sovereignty and seeking His guidance in our lives.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the love and devotion of Mary Magdalene towards Jesus. Mary Magdalene's love for Jesus was so strong that she could not rest until she found Him. She was the first to go to the grave seeking Him, and even when she didn't find Him there, she continued to search. This demonstrates the unwavering nature of love, which continues to love and hope even in the face of disappointment. Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of knowing and loving Jesus, as it is through this love that we can experience the reality of God's presence and work in our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing our dependence on God and not relying on our own power. He warns against being curious about evil reports and reminds the audience that one of Satan's titles is "a slander." The preacher also highlights the destructive nature of bitterness, stating that prolonged bitterness can turn a person into a devil-like individual. The sermon concludes with a reminder to walk with Jesus, deal with sin, and live in victory, emphasizing the need for the Holy Spirit in our lives. The preacher encourages the audience to keep their focus on Jesus and not be deceived by Satan's lies, reminding them of their identity in Christ. The sermon references various Bible verses, including 3 John 5 and 1 Peter 2:23, to support these teachings.

In this sermon transcript, Basilia Schlink discusses the comfort that God offers to those who are sick and suffering. She acknowledges the anguish and hopelessness that can come with prolonged suffering, but reminds listeners that God promises to meet their deepest needs and offers a special comfort. Schlink shares a personal experience of receiving a card with the word "later" written on it, which comes from Hebrews 12:11. This verse reminds her that although suffering may be painful in the moment, it ultimately yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness. She encourages listeners to look forward to the transformation that comes through suffering, as it allows God to form His image of love, mercy, gentleness, and humility in their hearts and spirits.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of focusing on the real purpose of celebrating and remembering the word of God. They mention that society is being diverted by symbols and pagan festivals, which are infiltrating schools and laws. The speaker emphasizes the significance of the resurrection of Christ, stating that without it, the cross has no meaning or power. They highlight that the resurrection gives hope and assurance that the work of Christ was accepted, and encourages listeners to examine their faith and receive Jesus as their Savior.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in the Lord always and keeping our focus on Him rather than being critical or focusing on the negative. The speaker shares a personal story about a man named Stan who acknowledged his need for salvation but felt unable to accept it. The speaker highlights the goodness of God and how His goodness should lead us to repentance. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of giving thanks always for all things, as a demonstration of our belief in God's goodness and sovereignty.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the concept of heaven and how each individual can become a part of the kingdom of heaven. She emphasizes that repentance is the key to experiencing the joy and peace of the kingdom. Repentance is the act of turning away from sin and returning to God, and it is through repentance that forgiveness and grace are received. Schlink encourages listeners to seek repentance as their main concern and to create an atmosphere of adoration and love that radiates heaven.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the life and ministry of John the Baptist as a forerunner of Jesus Christ. John the Baptist was chosen by God to prepare the way for the coming Messiah. He lived a life of selflessness and devotion to Jesus, rejoicing as his own disciples decreased and those of Jesus increased. John the Baptist's powerful preaching of repentance was rooted in his own daily practice of repentance. The sermon encourages listeners to become forerunners of Jesus by radiating love for Him and living in a spirit of penitence.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a good conscience before God and man. He mentions restitution guidelines that help believers make things right with others. The preacher highlights the need for genuine love, a pure heart, and a good conscience in the Christian life. He warns that our lives will be judged by God and challenges listeners to consider how their lives would be portrayed if they were to be opened up and examined. The preacher also emphasizes the need to clear up offenses and restore a good conscience by taking steps to reconcile with others. He references a verse from Matthew 5:23-24, where Jesus instructs believers to reconcile with their brother before offering a gift at the altar.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the importance of seeking the truth and understanding the problems we face in our lives. They emphasize the need to honor and glorify God in our pursuit of truth. The speaker also highlights the responsibility of church leaders to provide resources and support to their congregations, such as good books and special speakers. They suggest that pastors can listen to tapes or attend seminars for personal instruction. Additionally, the speaker expresses their burden to provide pastors and churches with helpful books and resources through their tape ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful testimony of a revival that took place in a village. The convicting spirit of God swept through the village, leading many people to repentance and salvation. The preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and perseverance in seeking revival. He encourages listeners to pray for God to break out in their land and to start the revival in their own hearts. The sermon references Psalms 132 and Joel chapter 2, highlighting the need for repentance, fasting, and gathering together in prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the idea that there is a purpose behind every difficulty and that understanding this can help alleviate the pain. The apostle Paul's praise for God's wonderful thoughts and counsels is highlighted, emphasizing that God has planned the events of our lives to lead to a marvelous goal. The speaker encourages listeners to trust in God's plan, even in times of trial or mistreatment, as His grace will ultimately triumph. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God's heart is a well of grace, and by focusing on Him and His will, we can experience and drink from this fountain of grace.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the life of Moses and draws parallels between Moses and Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of being overcomers in the desert, as Moses was during his 40 years in the desert. The preacher suggests that Moses may have spent this time in the desert because he was not initially willing to leave Egypt and had to learn that spiritual ends cannot be achieved through fleshly effort. The sermon also touches on the need for revival in churches and the importance of surrendering to the Holy Spirit's leading.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and belief in experiencing God's work in one's church, life, and area. He highlights how unbelief can rob the Word of God of its power and lead to spiritual loss. The preacher shares a story of two brothers, one becoming a missionary and the other ending up in prison, to illustrate the power of belief in the gospel. He also addresses the issue of rock music, offering a booklet to help understand its potential negative effects. The sermon concludes with a reminder to have faith in Jesus and not be fearful, as He is always present in the believer's life.

In this sermon, the speaker shares their personal testimony of losing and rediscovering their faith in God. They reflect on how the destruction of their city in an air attack in 1944 served as a turning point in their spiritual journey. They emphasize the importance of experiencing the reality of God in one's heart, rather than just having head knowledge. The speaker also expresses deep sorrow over the ridicule and persecution that Jesus and Christians face, and encourages believers to be willing to suffer with Christ and follow Him wholeheartedly.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of accepting Jesus and being born again in order to enjoy a fulfilling life. He also highlights the need to repent and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit for the anointing of God's power. The preacher shares a story about a man named Old Billy who was convicted of his backslidden state and began seeking God's mercy. Through prayer and the influence of a preacher, Old Billy was converted and experienced a transformation in his life. The sermon concludes with a reminder that everyone, regardless of their occupation or lifestyle, needs to be saved and follow God's commandments.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trust in God rather than rebellion. They highlight the downfall of society, attributing it to rebellion against authority and God's commandments. The speaker references the story of Job, who endured immense trials and suffering but did not sin or rebel against God. They explain that Satan is always present, trying to make us rebel against God, but we can choose to trust instead. The sermon encourages humility and submission in the face of difficulties, reminding listeners that God knows our strength and will never give us more than we can handle.

In this sermon, Basilias Schlink discusses the concept of repentance as a gift of grace. He uses the example of Peter, who despite denying Jesus, was able to proclaim his love for him after experiencing tears of repentance. Schlink emphasizes the importance of having a contrite heart that can recognize and confess sins. He also highlights that those who truly love Jesus will be willing to follow him and endure suffering for his sake.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a man named Joe who was once imprisoned but eventually found freedom. Joe collected pieces of wire in a bottle to symbolize his freedom from bondage. The preacher emphasizes the importance of renewing our minds and not conforming to the ways of the world. He also encourages gentleness, patience, and meekness when sharing the message of Christ with others. The sermon concludes with a reminder that seeking God's will and allowing Him to work through proper authority is crucial for the church to function as a unified body.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of love in our interactions with others. He shares personal experiences of encountering difficult situations and emphasizes that without love, we may have a weak testimony and fail to win others to Christ. The preacher also reflects on a time when he had a negative attitude towards his neighbors and how God showed him that he wouldn't be able to win them over with that approach. He concludes by urging the audience to repent of their sins, receive Jesus as their Savior, and not to miss out on the opportunity to have a relationship with Him.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes that God wants to demonstrate His power in the lives of the weak, the helpless, and the sinners. Repentance and contrition are the keys to experiencing true happiness and joy. The story of the prodigal son in Luke chapter 15 is used as an example of how repentance leads to a loving and welcoming embrace from the Heavenly Father. The sermon encourages listeners to turn to Jesus with their sins and guilt, as His arms are always open to embrace the repentant sinner and offer forgiveness and transformation.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of our attitude towards suffering and the cross in our lives. She explains that our attitude towards the cross can help us bear our suffering more easily and find comfort. Our eternal life is also dependent on our attitude towards the cross and the suffering we endure. Schlink highlights that God has a purpose for allowing suffering in our lives and that through it, He pours out His grace and glory. She encourages listeners to accept their crosses, praise and give thanks for them, as it is through suffering with Christ that we will also share in His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love in our relationship with God. He shares a story about a man who served God faithfully in his life and was shown a coin representing the profit of his life for eternity. However, when the coin was weighed, only a small grain remained, symbolizing the lack of love in his service. The speaker explains that God's love is revealed through the sacrifice of His Son and that we can only share in His power and life when we also share in His love. He encourages listeners to accept the call to love God with all their heart and strength, as this is the true purpose of our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the excitement and power of the book of Acts in the Bible. He shares a personal experience of being delayed and using that time to pray, which led to a divine encounter with a man who needed to hear about Jesus. The preacher believes that Satan has infiltrated churches and hindered the power of the Holy Spirit, but he desires to see that same power at work today. He encourages believers to be learners, humble servants, and disciples who share their testimonies and lead others to salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus and trusting in Him, even in difficult circumstances. He references the story of Peter walking on water and sinking when he took his eyes off Jesus. The preacher also mentions the endurance of Jesus on the cross and encourages the listeners to keep their focus on Him. He shares a passage from Habakkuk that speaks of rejoicing in the Lord despite challenging circumstances. The sermon concludes with a reminder to trust and love God, allowing Him to choose the crosses we bear.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the loving and powerful nature of God as our Heavenly Father. The speaker shares personal experiences of how God has always provided comfort, help, and solutions in difficult situations. The speaker encourages listeners to come to God and experience the joy and happiness of being a child of the Heavenly Father. The sermon also highlights the importance of prayer and the role of Jesus in leading us to the Father, reminding us that God is greater than all and desires a close relationship with His children.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of righteousness and its importance in the lives of believers. He emphasizes that the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous and that their prayers are heard. On the other hand, the face of the Lord is against those who do evil. The preacher encourages the audience to sanctify the Lord in their hearts and be ready to give an answer for their hope in Jesus. He also mentions that the closer we walk with Jesus, the more we will resemble Him and experience suffering like Him. The sermon concludes with a call to worship and praise God, acknowledging His righteousness and the need for personal righteousness in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the longing of Jesus for believers to spend time with Him. She compares our lack of devotion to Jesus with the attention we give to visitors in our homes. Schlink highlights the indifference and forgetfulness of believers towards God, and how this indifference causes suffering to Jesus. She emphasizes that Jesus is alive today and pleads for our love, attention, and companionship. Schlink encourages listeners to open their hearts to Jesus and experience a rich and fulfilling life in Him.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a German couple who experienced the tragic loss of their son, Timmy. The parents were devastated and struggled to understand why God would allow such a horrible thing to happen. However, they sought spiritual support and found comfort in God's love and presence. Despite never finding their son, they learned to trust in God's plan and found peace in knowing that He would never give them more than they could handle. The speaker encourages those who are suffering to believe in God's ability to bring comfort and joy even in the midst of deep pain.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the faithfulness of God and encourages listeners to experience God's reality in their lives. She highlights the importance of praising God for his faithfulness and sings praises to him. Basilia Schlink reminds listeners that God has many names, but the name that stands out in eternity is the name that expresses his faithfulness. She encourages believers to hold onto God's promises in faith and to proclaim that God's name is "yea and amen," meaning that he always fulfills his word.

In this sermon, the preacher shares two powerful stories of individuals who were convicted of their sins and chose to make restitution. The first story is about a construction worker who stole tools from his job site. After realizing his wrongdoing, he evaluated the attitudes that led him to steal and decided to ask for forgiveness and make restitution. His act of restitution not only brought him joy and gratitude, but also led the store owner and a salesman to become Christians. The second story is about a Christian floor salesman who was embezzling money from his business. After hearing a message on the importance of a good conscience, he too felt convicted and decided to face the owner and make things right. Despite his fear and financial pressure, he chose to do what was right. These stories serve as examples of the power of repentance, restitution, and the transformation that can occur when we allow God to work in our hearts.

The video is a sermon transcript about the honor and joy of being called into God's service. The speaker, Basilius Schlink, reflects on his own experience of being called by God and the deep satisfaction it brings. He emphasizes that serving God is the ultimate purpose in life and that those who serve Him wholeheartedly will be honored by the Father and will reign with Jesus in the future. The speaker encourages listeners to respond to God's call and surrender their lives to Him, highlighting that the cost of serving God is insignificant compared to the joy and honor it brings.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the power of love for Jesus in overcoming affliction, temptation, suffering, and even death. The story of Father Maximilian Kolber, a priest martyred in Auschwitz, is shared as an example of someone who chose to die out of fervent love for Jesus. Despite being in a starvation cell, Father Kolber's love for Jesus was so strong that he did not scream or lose his mind like others. The speaker emphasizes that divine life, which is fueled by the love of God, is greater than any tribulation or affliction we may face. The sermon encourages listeners to cultivate a deep love for Jesus and to accompany him on his path.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of the prodigal son and how he turned his life around by repenting and returning to his father. The prodigal son's transformation serves as an example for all of us to seek forgiveness and reconciliation with God. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus is the source of true joy and happiness, and by acknowledging our sins and asking for forgiveness, we can experience a profound change in our lives. The sermon also highlights the power of God to heal our character and soul, and encourages listeners to embrace the opportunity to become a blessing to others through repentance and transformation.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by introducing the morning message, which will continue in the next week's program. He calls upon the heavens and the earth to listen to his words, comparing his doctrine to rain and dew that nourishes the land. The speaker emphasizes the greatness of God and encourages the audience to receive Jesus and become children of God. He emphasizes the importance of following God's instructions and being obedient, using an illustration of a child obeying commands. The sermon concludes with a reminder to seek salvation and thanks the audience for their support.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of building a strong foundation in marriage and in life. He references Psalm 11:3, which asks what the righteous can do if the foundations are destroyed. The preacher then delves into the topic of marriage and divorce, using Romans 7:1-3 to illustrate that marriage is only dissolved by death. He highlights the current troubles in American homes and emphasizes the need to address the root causes of these problems.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of discovering his calling to be an evangelist. He emphasizes the need for churches to embrace the different gifts and functions within the body of Christ. The speaker also highlights the spiritual battle that is taking place in our culture, as the forces of evil seek to disintegrate the Judeo-Christian ethic. He encourages believers not to draw back in the face of this battle, but to move forward with the Lord, allowing Jesus to work in their lives and demonstrate His power through their good works. The sermon concludes with a reminder that Jesus Christ is not yet ruling in the world as He desires, but there is hope and anticipation for what God has in store.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of certain verses in the Bible that can bring help and victory in times of fear and trouble. These verses, spoken or sung aloud, have been tested and proven by King David and are now passed on to us. The speaker encourages listeners to consider these verses as promissory notes from God, who commands His angels to surround and protect us. The book of Psalms is highlighted as a treasure house of such verses. The sermon concludes by reminding listeners that God is a Father who helps and delivers, and that we can trust in His promises.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for individuals, families, churches, and communities to turn back to God and bring about a revival. He encourages listeners to approach their city fathers and local authorities to address the violation of God's principles in their communities. The speaker highlights the importance of repentance and acknowledges that America is in a desperate situation due to turning away from God and accepting unbiblical teachings and doctrines. He shares a powerful story of a man who was protected by God in battle, illustrating the significance of American history intertwined with faith.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of restitution and confessing past wrongdoings. He encourages listeners to make amends with people they may have hurt or lied to in the past, in order to have a clear conscience. The speaker also discusses the concept of revival, explaining that it may not always be a pleasant experience, but it leads to spiritual cleansing. He shares a personal story of witnessing to a colleague in the Air Force and highlights the power of the Holy Spirit in his life. The sermon also touches on the topic of fear of man and how it can lead to unbelief and lying. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of honesty and facing the consequences of our actions rather than trying to escape them through dishonesty.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the assault on the home and how it has been robbed of its basic functions. He emphasizes the lack of continuity and family time in many households, with families rarely sitting down together for meals. The speaker shares a personal story of a man named Moses who had never experienced a family meal before. The sermon then transitions to the topic of forgiveness and the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. The speaker also highlights the importance of proper training and education in raising children, referencing Deuteronomy 6 and the example set by Moses' parents.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink discusses the concept of accepting and embracing our present circumstances, even if they are difficult or burdensome. She draws parallels to the Israelites who were imprisoned in Babylon and how God instructed them to build houses, plant gardens, and settle down in their current situation. Schlink emphasizes that while Satan promises short-lived happiness, God's plan involves first experiencing suffering and the cross, but ultimately leading to happiness, joy, and the resolution of our difficulties. She encourages listeners to adjust themselves to their present circumstances, find joy and commitment in their current situations, and trust that God has a specific date in mind for their freedom.

In this sermon, the speaker shares stories of revival and the power of God's love. He describes a prison where people were waiting to die, but through the revival, they found new hope and began praising the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of revival not only for individuals and churches but also for the entire nation. He believes that if America is judged, it will be because of the sin of the church. The sermon also highlights the joy and perseverance experienced by believers in the face of persecution. The speaker encourages listeners to come to Christ and allow Him to untie the knots in their lives, so they can be free to serve God.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the turning away of the land from God and the consequences that come with it. He compares the current state of the land to Israel, stating that they have turned their back on God and are experiencing judgments. The preacher emphasizes the importance of true worship and seeking the face of God, rather than just going through rituals and entertainment. He also talks about the glory of God and how it was witnessed by early believers, emphasizing the need for belief in order to be saved.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding and mastering our will. He quotes missionary Hudson Taylor, who said that God always gives His best to those who leave the choice to Him. However, leaving the choice to God is not always easy. The speaker highlights the power of our will and how it can either devastate or bless our lives. He also discusses the three virtues that parents should impart to their children: obedience, discipline, and self-control. The sermon emphasizes the consequences of not yielding our will and the importance of teaching children to be obedient and under control.

In this video, the Lutheran Evangelical Sisterhood shares their testimony of experiencing God's provision and goodness in their lives. They faced financial difficulties but were miraculously provided with the necessary money to pay their bills and even received funds for a much-needed garden machine. Mother Basilea felt compelled to live in total dependence on God as a Father, trusting Him for their daily meals and relying on food given to them and their own garden harvest. They chose to use their money for the Kingdom of God, seeking to bring glory to Him through their dependence and obedience. Through this journey, they have experienced the blessings of the Heavenly Father day by day.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of believing in God and having faith in His promises. They encourage listeners to proclaim their faith and speak words filled with faith, trusting that God will help them overcome any impossibilities. The speaker also highlights the role of faith in experiencing God's power and victory in our lives. They explain that faith is like a window that allows us to escape from darkness and find freedom in God. The sermon concludes by reminding listeners that even in the face of doubts and lack of faith, God's grace allows Him to work in our lives and build our faith.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for churches to prioritize the presence of the Lord and reflect the holiness of God. He expresses concern about the entertainment and social aspects that can distract from the true purpose of the church. The speaker also criticizes the use of fleshly music and man-centered words in worship. He shares his disappointment in a televised performance of Handel's Messiah, where some of the singers were not even saved. The sermon concludes with an invitation to receive Jesus as Savior and a reminder of the significance of his birth.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of rebuilding one's life after going through a tragedy. He emphasizes that our lives are a message, and when we experience the grace of God, it becomes a testimony of His power. The first step in building a life message is to deal with guilt, as it can hinder our spiritual growth and relationships. The speaker also highlights the need to conquer bitterness and invest in the life of our partner. Overall, the sermon provides seven goals for rebuilding one's life, including seeking after God, understanding the true picture of marriage, and rebuilding the original marriage when possible.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a friend who was hesitant to surrender her life to Jesus because she feared losing her husband. However, the Heavenly Father had a plan to bring her up and prepare her for heaven. The speaker emphasizes that God loves us as a good father loves his children and is willing to go through any pain and effort to help us grow. The sermon encourages gratitude for God's discipline and teaching, acknowledging that suffering and distress are part of the pathway to blessings.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of praying for a highway to be moved away from their property. Despite their persistent prayers, the government initially denied their request. However, the speaker emphasizes that God is a loving Father who will not give His children stones when they ask for bread. They find comfort in the scripture from Matthew 7:9, which highlights God's heart as a fatherly one. Ultimately, after a long period of faith and prayer, a miracle occurs and the highway is moved to a different location, demonstrating God's love and faithfulness in answering prayers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that when Jesus appears to be powerless and does not immediately come to our aid, it is because he has a special purpose. He urges believers to maintain their trust and faithfulness in Jesus, even when they do not understand his actions. The delay in his help is necessary for him to accomplish something greater for us. The preacher encourages followers of Jesus to expect something extraordinary in difficult situations, as strength arises from weakness and victory from apparent loss. Jesus is seeking disciples who are willing to endure suffering and trust that he will bring victory out of defeat.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the true cost of Christmas and compares it to the immense cost that God paid to come into the world. The speaker emphasizes the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and his willingness to bear the weight of humanity's sins. The sermon also highlights the transformative power of knowing Jesus and the freedom that comes from a relationship with him. The speaker uses the story of a boy born without ears to illustrate the importance of Jesus giving us everything we need for life and salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Achan from Joshua chapter 7. Achan's disobedience and greed led to his downfall and caused problems for the entire community. The preacher emphasizes the importance of being careful not to have a "Judas spirit" and warns against picking on God's people. He also highlights the example of Abraham, who refused to take any reward from the king of Sodom, acknowledging that everything he had came from God. The sermon encourages listeners to trust in God and seek His provision rather than compromising their integrity for worldly gain.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the power of God to free individuals from their sins and bondages. She encourages listeners to have faith and trust in God's promises, as he always fulfills what he says. Schlink reminds believers that waiting on God is beneficial, as it humbles them and ultimately leads to experiencing God's help and release. She also emphasizes the importance of seeking help and accountability from spiritual counselors in the battle against sin and bondages. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need for faith, humility, and reliance on God's promises for freedom from sin.

The sermon transcript highlights the current state of darkness and immorality in the world, particularly affecting young people. It draws parallels to the days of Noah, where people were oblivious to the warnings of God until the flood came. The speaker emphasizes that God is not just a vague force, but a dynamic and grieved person who is saddened by the state of humanity. The transcript calls for repentance and individual responsibility within the church to prevent further destruction.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving God the first right to our time, money, possessions, and everything that makes life worth living. The speaker highlights that God is a holy, loving, and jealous God who yearns for our love and dedication. The sermon encourages listeners to turn away from their idols and turn to God alone. It emphasizes the need for zealous love for Jesus and a willingness to sacrifice for His honor, so that others may come to love Him. The sermon also emphasizes the power of faith in Jesus to break the chains of bondage and set us free from idolatry.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the tendency to complain and grumble about people and circumstances. They emphasize the importance of refraining from complaining and instead responding with gratitude and thanksgiving. The speaker encourages listeners to see every day as an opportunity to show love and gratitude to God as their Father. They also emphasize the need to recognize that all good gifts come from God's mercy and grace, and to cultivate a deeper relationship with Him through thanksgiving. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's guidance and the desire to enter into a richer fellowship with Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of meditating on good things as instructed in Philippians 4:8. He warns against inviting demons into churches through rock music and highlights the confusion and destruction it can cause, particularly among young people. The preacher also emphasizes the need for teaching and living by the right standards to experience the power of God. He shares the powerful impact of making restitution and seeking forgiveness, citing testimonies of people getting saved through this act. Additionally, he addresses the destructive nature of the tongue and the importance of avoiding bitterness in the church.

In this sermon, Basile Schlink discusses the suffering of Jesus and how it continues even today. Jesus willingly took on humiliation and scorn, knowing that sacrifice is necessary for the freedom and salvation of others. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not being afraid of suffering and renouncing our rights, just as Jesus did. The sermon also highlights the current state of the world, where Jesus is hated even by people in his own church, causing deep wounds to his heart. The speaker encourages listeners to stand with Jesus, bring him comfort and joy, and lessen his suffering.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the power and presence of God in our lives today. She refers to the message of the prophet Isaiah, who proclaimed that Jesus would come as the Redeemer. However, Schlink highlights that the Redeemer only comes to those who turn away from their sins and have faith in His power. She encourages listeners to open their hearts to Jesus and allow Him to work in their lives, breaking their chains and bringing salvation. Schlink emphasizes that when we surrender to Jesus, His redemptive power becomes manifest in us, bringing glory to Him and amazing those around us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the danger of being influenced by man rather than God. He highlights the vanity and emptiness of worldly pursuits and the need to be free to walk with God in the power of the Holy Spirit. The preacher warns against the bondage of man's influence and the deception that can come from enticing words and false philosophies. He shares personal experiences of being put in bondage by others and the importance of leading rather than forcing others. The sermon encourages listeners to examine their own lives and churches for areas where man's influence has overshadowed God's will.

In this sermon, Basilia Shlink discusses the role of difficulties and problems in our lives. She emphasizes that God uses these challenges to show us our failures and sins, and to bring us to repentance. Through prayer and faith in the blood of Jesus, we can experience redemption and transformation. Shlink also explains that God allows difficulties to pile up in order to wake us up and turn us away from relying on our own abilities, and instead rely on Him alone. These difficulties provide an opportunity for us to glorify God and give Him honor before the visible and invisible world.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink emphasizes that God lives and works today, even in the midst of our pain and suffering. He explains that as sinners, we need to have crosses and suffering in our lives because it purifies and transforms us. God sends us crosses as a loving Father to chastise and prepare us for eternity. Shlink encourages us to look at Jesus, who entered into glory through the cross, and to embrace our own crosses as the way to reach the goal of the glory of God.

In this sermon, the preacher Evan Roberts delivers a message from God to his fellow members. He emphasizes the importance of confessing known sins to God and making amends for any wrongs done to others. He also urges the congregation to give up any doubtful habits and to promptly obey the Holy Spirit. Lastly, Roberts encourages the believers to publicly confess their faith in Christ. The sermon had a profound impact, with 17 people responding immediately and the church being filled with eager attendees. The sermon also highlights the transformative power of God's work in the life of Moses, showing that even a period of devastation and desertion can lead to a deep relationship with God and ultimately, great leadership.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of warfare in relation to the church. He uses examples of guerrilla warfare and the challenges faced by soldiers in Vietnam to illustrate the difficulty of fighting an unseen enemy. The preacher emphasizes the need for revival and awakening in a society that has turned away from God. He encourages believers to be vessels that are willing to be broken and crushed for Christ, and to be part of an army ready to fight for the cause of God. The sermon also highlights the power of the Holy Spirit as seen in the Book of Acts, where the apostles were empowered to spread the message of God and perform miracles. The preacher urges listeners to know and obey God, as those who do will be strong and able to accomplish great things.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the growing problems and tensions in the world, causing people to live in fear. The speaker highlights the hatred and conspiracies of nations against God, as described in the second Psalm. However, the speaker finds comfort in the words "in vain," knowing that Jesus will appear and destroy the nations with his breath, establishing his eternal kingdom. The speaker encourages listeners to sing and praise Jesus as the coming King, as this brings a sense of victory and protection against the powers of hatred. The sermon emphasizes that despite the increasing anti-Christian sentiment in the world, people will come to recognize who Jesus truly is, and God's help will be closest in times of great need and persecution.

In this sermon, Basilio Schlink emphasizes the importance of maintaining a close relationship with Jesus in order to bear lasting fruit in our lives. He references the Apostle Paul's writings in the seventh chapter of Romans to highlight the significance of this relationship. Schlink encourages listeners to pause and speak words of love to Jesus while working, in order to stay connected to Him and ensure that their work bears fruit for Him. He concludes by emphasizing the need for constant communication with Jesus, comparing it to a marriage where lack of communication leads to the destruction of love and the relationship.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink, the focus is on God's fatherly love and how He reveals Himself to us. The sermon references James 5:11, which speaks of God's compassion and mercy. The story of Job is used as an example of how God pitied Job and suffered with him during his trials. The sermon emphasizes that God has a special plan to show His love, and that He will wipe away every tear and embrace us like the prodigal son. The ultimate goal is for believers to experience the eternal weight of glory and the heavenly creation that God has prepared for His children.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlenk discusses the power of childlike prayer and the promise that God has given to those who approach Him with trust and simplicity. She emphasizes the importance of asking God for our needs and not being afraid to come to Him with even the smallest requests. Schlenk reminds listeners that God desires to be a loving Father to us and wants us to bring all of our needs to Him. She also acknowledges that sometimes God may withhold an answer or a gift in order to teach us something or to bless us even more abundantly in the future.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being thankful in all circumstances. He explains that Jesus came to set us free, but before we can experience freedom, we must first be convicted of our need for it. The preacher warns that if we are not thankful, negative consequences will follow. He also touches on the topic of prayer, highlighting the idea that God allows us to face challenges in order to fix and transform us. The preacher encourages the audience to focus on Jesus and not be consumed by bitterness or negative influences.

In this sermon, the speaker shares their personal journey of learning to love and forgive others. They describe how God used difficult circumstances and a challenging person in their life to teach them the importance of love and compassion. Through the process of being humbled and broken, they experienced the transformative power of Jesus' blood and righteousness. The speaker emphasizes the need to surrender our self-righteousness and endure unjust treatment, in order to truly experience the love of Christ and have Him dwell within us.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink shares her testimony of finding joy in her relationship with God. She describes how her sisterhood experienced tears of repentance and sorrow due to their sins and the difficult circumstances they faced. However, she explains that true joy comes from suffering and drawing close to Jesus. By placing their lives under His will and lordship, they have found true happiness. The sermon emphasizes the importance of intimate union with Jesus and the everlasting joy that comes from praising and loving Him.

In this sermon by Jack VanIppy, the focus is on the concept of time and how it should be managed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of redeeming time and not allowing it to be wasted. He encourages listeners to prioritize serving the Lord and not be manipulated by circumstances or others. The ultimate goal, as exemplified by Jesus, is to please the Father in all actions. The sermon also highlights the need for believers to use their time to share the good news and win souls for Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the truth that God alone is enough for us. The speaker acknowledges that even among Christians, many do not truly believe that God is enough and often rely on other people or things for their fulfillment. The speaker shares their personal journey of initially desiring only Jesus but then having to go through disappointments and challenges to learn that God alone can fulfill all their longings. The speaker encourages listeners to persevere in their faith and trust in God, assuring them that Jesus is with them and will reveal Himself as the One who is enough.

In this sermon, Basilie Schlink shares a true story of a woman who learned to overcome her worries with God's help. The woman was constantly tormented by worries, especially when she had to take in a lot of small children into her home. She feared that her beautiful dowry and elegant furniture would be ruined. However, after speaking with God about her worries, she decided to surrender everything to Him. From that moment on, she experienced a transformation and was free from worries, knowing that God would take care of everything she had given Him.

In this sermon, Basilis Shlink emphasizes the importance of having a strong faith in God's word and promises. He encourages believers to have a daring, mountain-moving faith that is anchored in God's word. Shlink explains that when we have a promise from God, it is like having an IOU that we can hold up to the Lord and claim with childlike faith. He emphasizes the power of praising and worshiping God, especially in difficult and hopeless situations, as it moves the mighty arm of the Lord to bring forth his help. Shlink concludes by reminding listeners that when we look to God in faith, our present needs cannot depress us.

The sermon transcript discusses the importance of repentance and contrition in the eyes of God. It emphasizes that when individuals and communities repent and turn away from their sinful ways, God responds by bringing about positive changes in their lives and surroundings. The story of the prodigal son is used as an example of how contrition leads to God's grace. The transcript also highlights the negative consequences of giving in to desires such as greed and lust, which result in pollution and destruction. However, it offers hope that through repentance, God can bring deliverance and restoration on both a personal and large scale.

The video is a meditation on the commandments of God and their importance in our lives. It emphasizes that God never changes and His commandments remain valid and binding for us today. The speaker highlights that the commandments are a reflection of God's heart and desire for us to live in true happiness. The video encourages listeners to live their everyday lives in response to God's love and to fulfill His commandments through Jesus, so that the kingdom of love may be manifested in our midst.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for revival in the church and in our lives. He discusses how Christ is all we need and questions if He is truly all we want. The speaker then goes on to talk about the sins that the Spirit of God cleanses us from, specifically focusing on anger and lying. He encourages the listeners to put off these sins and put on the new man in Christ. The sermon also includes a story about a missionary group praying for revival and experiencing a miraculous healing, which led to a cleansing of the churches.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of using our time wisely and not wasting it on trivial pursuits. He highlights how material possessions and pleasures often distract us from spending time with God and serving others. The speaker also warns against playing games with God and not fully surrendering our lives to Him. He encourages listeners to be thankful to God for His love, greatness, and mercy, and to seek a deeper knowledge and understanding of Him.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing a personal story about facing problems and how God intervened in his life. He then transitions to discussing the story of Moses and highlights the principle that God's way is for the person to be humbled and for the Savior to be exalted. The speaker emphasizes the importance of giving our problems to God and waiting on Him for victory. He also mentions the fear and pride that can motivate people, cautioning against being driven by these sinful motivations. The sermon references the book of Exodus, specifically chapter one, to illustrate the story of the rising king who feared Israel and attempted to destroy them through overworking them.

In this sermon, Basil Schlink emphasizes the importance of having faith in God's power to change the world. He believes that the current state of the world is a result of our lack of faith and prayer. Schlink encourages believers to pray with faith, believing that God's power can overcome the dark forces that threaten our nation. He references biblical examples such as Abraham's prayer for Sodom and Gomorrah and Jonah's call for repentance in Nineveh to illustrate the potential impact of prayer and faith. Overall, Schlink urges believers to be sincere witnesses of God's grace and to actively engage in the battle against sin.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of guarding one's family from the busyness that can distract them from worshiping and being together. He highlights Satan's desire to destroy families and urges fathers to prioritize their families' spiritual well-being. The preacher also discusses the power of the resurrection of Christ in freeing believers from the daily distractions of life. He challenges the notion of relying on evangelistic meetings for revival instead of personally fulfilling the Great Commission. Additionally, the sermon addresses the issue of bitterness, defining it as an attitude that refuses to reconcile with others and accept God's sovereignty. The preacher encourages listeners to examine their hearts and seek forgiveness and reconciliation with those they have differences with.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a deep personal relationship with Jesus as the controlling force in our lives. The speaker shares a personal experience where they realized that their attachment to a person had become their first love, rather than Jesus. This led them to understand that if anything absorbs us to the point of losing control or causing worry, it has become our idol. The speaker encourages listeners to surrender themselves completely to Jesus, renouncing all that hinders their love for Him, and committing to keeping His word. The sermon emphasizes that in these difficult times, our love for Jesus is essential and will carry us through.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Moses and how he learned to trust and rely on God in the desert. The speaker emphasizes the importance of waiting on God and not accepting the lies of Satan. They also highlight the significance of praising God and giving thanks in all circumstances. The sermon concludes by discussing how Moses' training in the world did not equip him for his calling, but it was in the desert where he learned victory over self and became a vessel for God's power.

In this sermon, Basilea Schlink shares her personal experience of going through a period of divine judgment and chastening. She emphasizes the importance of humbling oneself under God's hand and accepting His discipline with faith and expectation. Schlink provides four watchwords for behavior during times of divine judgment: acknowledging the righteousness of God's judgments, humbling oneself before Him, expecting His good purposes to be fulfilled, and maintaining faith even in the midst of hopelessness. She encourages listeners to apply these watchwords in their own lives and assures them that God always turns suffering into joy.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Abraham and his faithfulness to God. The sermon highlights the intense struggle Abraham faced when God asked him to sacrifice his son Isaac. Despite the agony and confusion, Abraham ultimately obeyed God's command, believing that God would fulfill His promises. The preacher draws parallels between Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son and Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, emphasizing the importance of trust and obedience in our relationship with God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of crying out to God for deliverance from sin and bondage. They explain that when we cry out to God with all our heart, he will hear us and deliver us, for he is a deliverer. The speaker encourages listeners to be thankful for distress and bondage in their lives, as it forces them to cry out to God for help and freedom from Satan's power. They also warn against listening to the voice of Satan and not crying out to the Lord, as it can lead to being tightly bound by sin. The sermon references Isaiah 45:17 and Ephesians 6 to support the message.

The video is a sermon on the topic of finding satisfaction and happiness in life. The speaker references Matthew 10:39, where Jesus says that those who lose their life for His sake will find it. The message emphasizes the importance of giving up worldly desires and making sacrifices for God, as this leads to experiencing God's loving intentions for one's life. The speaker encourages listeners to trust in God's power and to bear their cross after Him. The video concludes with an invitation to visit the website for more information and a free inspirational booklet.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlenk titled "My Last Day," the speaker emphasizes the importance of preparing for death and the afterlife. The sermon draws inspiration from Psalm 90:12, which urges believers to number their days and seek wisdom. The speaker highlights the concept of "Memento mori," a Latin phrase meaning "remember that you must die," which serves as a reminder of the inevitability of death and the need to live a righteous life. The sermon emphasizes the need for self-reflection, repentance, and acceptance of Jesus' redemption in order to be prepared for the hour of death and to join Jesus in His kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of partaking in the nourishment of the world and how it affects our character. He uses the analogy of eating food to explain that what we consume mentally and spiritually shapes who we are and what comes out of us. The speaker also shares a story about a poor boy who receives a generous gift of roses from a kind stranger. This story illustrates the idea of giving and receiving and how God provides for us. The sermon concludes with a discussion about the process of bread becoming life and the importance of daily partaking in the word of God.

The video is a sermon transcript titled "The Mightiest Power" by Basilia Schlink. It emphasizes the importance of love for God and how it unites us with Him. The sermon highlights that fellowship with Jesus is essential for our work to have eternal value and bring forth fruit. It encourages listeners to live in union with Jesus in all aspects of life, including work, speech, and thoughts. The sermon concludes by emphasizing that love is the greatest power in the world and that even in seemingly inactive or difficult circumstances, we can still accomplish great things for the Kingdom of God through our union with Jesus.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of pride and how it can sneak into our lives. He emphasizes the need to continually deal with our old sinful nature and bring it to the cross. The preacher also highlights the importance of heeding the messengers of God who point out our transgressions and dishonor. He reminds the audience of the teachings of Jesus, particularly about hell and the love of God for the world. The sermon concludes with a song about the friendship and fellowship we can have with Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker warns against the dangers of self-consciousness, as it can lead to self-pity, which is considered satanic. The example of Judas is given, who was filled with remorse and self-pity after betraying Jesus and ultimately took his own life. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life of rest and peace, which is a life of power. The story of the prodigal son is used to illustrate the consequences of rejecting God's authority and seeking fulfillment in worldly desires. The sermon concludes with a call to examine one's life and church, seeking revival and a renewed focus on making disciples and praying for the lost.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping Jesus at the center of our lives. He uses the analogy of a peaceful bird perched on a branch above a roaring waterfall to illustrate the need for inner peace amidst life's troubles. The preacher also criticizes evangelists who rush through their work, emphasizing the need for time and patience in experiencing true revival. He highlights the significance of staying humble and broken before God, and reminds listeners of the power of Jesus' blood in overcoming sin and Satan.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of a minister who realized his own spiritual lukewarmness and the spiritual death around him. Through a night of prayer, the minister received a commission from God to counsel the leading men of his country. This led to a transformation in the city, with 19 leading men studying the Bible together and their lives being changed. The sermon emphasizes the power of the Holy Spirit to bring about transformation in the lives of believers and calls for individuals to open their hearts and pray for the Holy Spirit to come as the power from on high.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of living as dependent children in the Father's house. She explains that when we become independent and separate ourselves from God, we miss out on experiencing the joy and happiness that comes from being His child. Using the parable of the prodigal son, she illustrates how God eagerly waits for us to turn back to Him so that He can shower us with His infinite love and blessings. Schlink encourages listeners to recognize the Father's love and to return to His house, where they will find true happiness and a blessed life.

In this sermon by Basilea Schlenk titled "Jesus' Answer," the speaker reflects on the rejection and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. She highlights how Jesus' sacrifice for the world was not valued by the people, who wanted to get rid of him because they deemed him unworthy. The brutality of the soldiers during the scourging symbolizes the rebellion of our hearts against God and our refusal to let Jesus rule over us. The sermon emphasizes the need to turn away from this rebellion and trust in God's love, as Jesus' blood was shed for our salvation.

In this sermon transcript titled "Truly Free" by Basilia Schlink, the speaker shares her personal struggle with sin and her search for freedom. She finds solace in a Bible verse from John 8:36, where Jesus promises that those who believe in Him will be truly free. The speaker encourages listeners to engage in a battle of faith against their sins, committing themselves to God's chastening and allowing Him to break their rebelliousness. She emphasizes the power of Jesus' name in overcoming sin and encourages listeners to strive in faith, knowing that Christ can conquer every sin.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not fainting and allowing the Spirit of God to work in our lives. He shares a personal experience of witnessing a young man in church who was moved to tears by the Spirit. The preacher explains that the love of Christ should be what controls and motivates us. He warns against losing sight of the power of the Holy Spirit and the need for our lives to align with our words in order to influence others for Jesus. Additionally, he addresses the false belief that good deeds alone can secure salvation, emphasizing the necessity of the blood of Christ to cover our sins.

In this sermon, Basilis Shlink shares his personal journey of repentance and transformation. He confesses that he had become bitter and self-pitying, but through recognizing his own sin and seeking repentance, he was able to find freedom. He emphasizes the importance of asking God to open our eyes to see everything in His light and to shed tears of repentance over our sins. Shlink also encourages listeners to trust that God is at work even in times of darkness and difficulty, and that bearing the cross of Christ brings peace and eternal rewards.

In this sermon, Basil E. Schlink emphasizes the power and majesty of Jesus Christ. He highlights Jesus' ability to command the wind and sea, cast out demons, and heal the sick. Schlink encourages believers to have faith in Jesus and see Him as the conqueror and Savior who brings redemption and joy. He emphasizes the importance of calling upon the name of Jesus, as it holds all power and can overcome sin, sickness, and the forces of nature. The sermon emphasizes the belief that Jesus is the Redeemer of the world and has brought salvation and life.

In this sermon, Basil E. Shlink addresses the times of severe temptations and doubts that we may face in our faith. He emphasizes the importance of relying on verses from the Bible to overcome these temptations. Shlink encourages believers to trust in God's guidance and to remain steadfast in the path they have chosen after seeking His direction. He also highlights the significance of praying "Yes Father" prayers, surrendering our will to God's and trusting in His plan. Additionally, Shlink acknowledges that sometimes we may struggle to differentiate between God's will and our own, but assures that God will help us recognize our own will if we ask Him.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the lack of life and hope he sees in people's eyes, emphasizing that the only source of hope is Jesus Christ. He warns that missing Jesus means missing out on life and facing judgment. The speaker urges listeners to accept Jesus as their Savior and not to ignore the Holy Spirit's attempts to lead them to Him. He concludes by emphasizing that Jesus is the missing ingredient in their lives and encourages them to invite Him in.

In this sermon, a sister from the little land of Canaan shares her testimony about how she longed for God to dwell in her. She realized that God is nearest to us when we are in the place He wants us to be. She made a commitment to sacrifice her beloved Canaan and serve God in Scandinavia. Despite homesickness, she found that Jesus was always with her and helped her in every need. She shares a song written by Mother Basilea that expresses the intimacy and warmth of her relationship with Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the struggle that many people face in experiencing the reality of God in their lives, despite praying regularly. The speaker shares a personal story of searching for bricks to build a motherhouse and chapel, and how they were tired and discouraged. However, when Mother Basilea approached them, she was waving a Bible verse instead of money, reminding them of God's promises. The speaker emphasizes the importance of praying with faith and thanksgiving, as it shows God that we expect His promises to come true. They encourage listeners to put their faith into action and to thank God for His help, as it strengthens and brings joy.

In this sermon, Basile Schlink discusses the ways in which God disciplines His children. She emphasizes that God's discipline is a sign of His love and care for us. Most of the time, God disciplines us through other people and the troubles and difficulties they bring into our lives. The goal of this discipline is to show us our sins and lead us to repentance. Schlink encourages listeners to endure and be thankful for the discipline, as it is a means for God to transform us into His image.

In this sermon, the preacher shares the story of a German couple who experienced the tragic loss of their son, Timmy. Timmy disappeared one day and was never found, causing immense grief and despair for his parents. The mother, in her deep depression, questioned how a loving God could allow such horrible things to happen. However, through prayer and seeking spiritual support, the couple found comfort and peace in God's love. They realized that their suffering had brought them closer to God and allowed them to experience His abundant joy, comfort, and peace. The preacher encourages all who are suffering to believe in the greater power of God to provide comfort and to lead them home to Him.

The sermon transcript provided does not mention a video. It is a written transcript of a sermon about giving one's body to the Holy Spirit. The sermon includes personal anecdotes and reflections on the importance of surrendering one's body to the Spirit's control. It emphasizes the need to live in victory and under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The sermon also highlights the privilege and honor of presenting one's body as a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit on earth.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking Jesus with an open heart. They highlight the power of prayer in bringing about important changes in our lives and freeing us from fears and bondages. The speaker encourages believers to praise the blood of Jesus and proclaim his victory over sin and difficulties. They emphasize that by claiming the victory of Jesus and praying in faith, we can overcome any sin and experience victory in our lives. The sermon also emphasizes the need to give Jesus our time and come to him consistently in order to receive his offer of grace and victory.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not thinking too highly of oneself but to have a sober mindset. He reminds the audience that God has given each person a measure of faith and warns against dwelling on self-pity or taking offense at others. The preacher expresses his burden for how Satan has infiltrated people's lives and encourages the audience to remember that Jesus Christ is all they need. He also discusses the dangers of bitterness and the need for transformation rather than conformity to the world's principles. The sermon includes references to Romans 12 and the parable of the unforgiving servant.

In this video sermon by Basilia Schlink, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding meaning and purpose in life by reconnecting with God. She suggests that when we lose contact with God, everything in our lives can seem meaningless and confusing. However, by committing our will to God and trusting in His love, we can live according to His wise and good plan for our lives. The speaker encourages listeners to abandon themselves to God, desire only what He has prescribed, and trust in His love. She assures that by looking back, we will see how good and perfect God's plans and leadings have been.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on God and not trying to do things on our own. He highlights the significance of the resurrection as the victory march following Christ's crucifixion. The speaker encourages believers to behold the Lamb of God every day and to recognize the special day set aside for this purpose. He shares personal experiences of how God answers prayers and discusses the need for the blood of the Lamb to live victoriously. The sermon references Exodus 12 and the sacrifice of the lamb as a symbol of deliverance from bondage.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the church being a place of fellowship, encouragement, growth, and building up. He highlights the seven things that God hates, including a heart that divides and sows discord among brethren. The preacher emphasizes the need to cast down evil imaginations and bring every thought into obedience to Christ. He also emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and fervent charity among believers, as it covers a multitude of sins. The preacher encourages listeners to seek reconciliation and unity in their church, as strife and pride hinder growth and grieve the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes the freedom and abundant life found in Christ and the importance of having a deep fellowship with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of loving God with all our heart and strength. He shares a story of a man who served God faithfully and upon entering eternity, his life's work was represented by a coin. However, the coin was reduced to only one small grain, symbolizing the limited extent to which the man had loved Jesus sacrificially. The speaker explains that God longs for our love and reveals His love to us through the sacrifice of His Son. He encourages listeners to experience the abundant and incomprehensible love of God, which can transform sinners into great loving souls who love Jesus with all their hearts. The sermon concludes by highlighting the eternal nature of love and its significance in our relationship with God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of repentance and the need for a spiritual awakening in our land. He uses the analogy of two arms, repentance and pardon, stretching across the stream of life, symbolizing the need for us to turn from our wicked ways and seek God's forgiveness. The preacher references the story of John the Baptist, who preached repentance in the wilderness and baptized people in the Jordan River. He also highlights the need for repentance in our personal, church, family, and national lives. The preacher suggests that God has allowed political leaders to be in office to show us the need for repentance, and he expresses a belief that a great awakening will come to our land, possibly through a national tragedy.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of playing games with God and the lack of power and reality in our lives. He emphasizes the need to stop pretending and pointing fingers at others while ignoring our own sins and immorality. The preacher shares a personal story of experiencing revival in his own life and the impact it had on him. He also highlights the importance of discernment and the need for stronger leadership in churches. The sermon references Hebrews 5:12-14 to emphasize the need for believers to mature in their faith and become teachers of God's word.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of having a deep love for Jesus in the face of the troubles and challenges of the world. She explains that this love is not something we can manufacture ourselves, but rather a dynamic power that can only be received from Jesus. This love is described as "first love," meaning it takes priority over all other loves in our hearts. Jesus longs for our love because He desires to bestow His riches upon us, but this can only happen if our hearts are filled with love for Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of words and their impact on our lives. He explains that our words can either justify or condemn us. He also highlights God's grace and willingness to give us second chances when we fail. The preacher encourages listeners to examine their hearts and the words that come out of their mouths, as they reveal their true inner being. Additionally, he briefly mentions the topic of bitterness and the importance of kindness and love in our interactions with others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the negative influence of the rock beat on youth and their relationship with their parents. They argue that the rock beat deceives young people into rebelling against their parents, which goes against the fifth commandment to honor one's father and mother. The speaker shares testimonies from individuals who were influenced by Christian rock music and ended up rebelling against their parents. They also offer a publication titled "Ten Scriptural Reasons Why the Rock Beat is Evil in Any Form" and encourage viewers to request it for a donation of at least $5.

In this sermon, Basil E. Ischlink addresses the concerns of living in a rapidly advancing technological world that is also facing potential catastrophe. He reassures believers that in the midst of this uncertainty, God is still present and active. Ischlink encourages listeners to trust in God's love and power, and to rely on Him through prayer. He emphasizes that God is a true Father who is ready to help those who believe in His love and who count on His almighty power. Ischlink concludes by reminding Christians to rejoice in the Lord always, even in the face of trouble, because they can find strength and peace in God's goodness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of church order and the role of men in their homes and marriages. He emphasizes that church order is crucial for the functioning of society and that the family is the foundation of society. The preacher references biblical passages, such as Genesis 2 and 1 Corinthians 7, to support his teachings. He warns against the destruction of the family and emphasizes the need for husbands to be devoted to their wives and remain married until death.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey of seeking God and experiencing revival. He emphasizes the importance of desperation and setting one's face unto the Lord God. The speaker mentions how God dealt with his pride and how he cried out to God for three weeks, searching for the purpose of life. Eventually, he came across Matthew 6:33, which led him to surrender his life to God and experience salvation. The speaker also encourages the audience to seek God through prayer, fasting, and confession, just like Daniel did in the Bible.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing concern for a group of men who were deceived into thinking they were studying the Word of God but were actually attending a Sanskrit class. He warns that their church is programmed by Satan for destruction. The preacher then shifts focus to the impact of parents leaving their children at daycare centers, emphasizing the importance of the message these children receive. He then delves into the concept of redemption through Christ, highlighting the need for believers to understand the spiritual warfare waged by Satan. The sermon concludes with an analogy of a father paying off his son's debt, likening it to God's forgiveness of our sins through Jesus Christ.

The sermon transcript emphasizes the importance of giving God the glory and making Him the Lord of our lives. It encourages believers to live according to God's commandments and stand firm in the face of deception and confusion. The sermon also calls for unity among believers in order to combat Satanic deception in the last days. The transcript concludes by reminding listeners to honor God by accepting themselves as He has made them and by praising and worshiping Him.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Moses and how he initially resisted God's call to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. The preacher identifies five fears that Moses had, which were revealed through his five excuses. The sermon emphasizes that Christ came to deliver us from fear and that we should serve Him without fear in holiness and righteousness. The preacher also highlights the importance of overcoming fear and being willing to do what God has called us to do.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a mother who faced financial difficulties after her husband passed away. Without a will, the state law dictated that the children would receive half of the inheritance. One of the children, who was about to get married, wanted her share immediately. However, the mother trusted in God and dared to take Him at His word. She experienced a miraculous provision when she unexpectedly received a large inheritance, which brought her overwhelming joy and strengthened her family's bond. The speaker encourages listeners to follow Jesus and trust in God's care, assuring them that they will be richly blessed and experience true joy.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of valuing our time and being discerning in our relationships. He emphasizes the need to test and prove people before committing to them, especially in the context of discipleship. The preacher then moves on to the story of Jesus feeding the multitude with just a few loaves of bread and fish. He highlights the lessons we can learn from this miracle, such as trusting in God's provision, working with what we have, and giving thanks for what we receive.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of persistent and earnest prayer in the face of spiritual warfare. Drawing from the parable of the petitioning widow in Luke chapter 18, the speaker highlights how Satan seeks to keep those prayed for securely in his grip. However, Jesus Christ has come to destroy the works of the devil, and believers are encouraged to use the weapon of prayer to fight against the enemy. The speaker emphasizes the need for earnest and believing prayer, rather than lukewarm and casual prayers, in order to see the power of God manifested in our lives.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of God and how believers should not be defeated by the lies of the enemy. He highlights the need for revival and how it reveals areas of deception and apostasy in our lives. The preacher shares personal experiences of being humbled by God and being shown areas of pride and bitterness. He also discusses the impact of Adam and Eve's sin, which brought humanity under the influence of Satan, but emphasizes the victory that can be found through the cross and the blood of Christ.

In this sermon by Basilea Schlink titled "No Longer Loveless," she emphasizes the importance of love in our lives and how God can transform our relationships. She shares that love is the greatest thing in both time and eternity. Basilea Schlink also mentions the consecration of a nursing home in Canaan, where the aim is to let love be victorious in all tensions of everyday life. She reminds us that Jesus responded to his enemies with love and encourages us to reflect God's image of love in all our words, actions, and being.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of a mother's love and her role in leading her children to Jesus. He encourages mothers to pray for their children and to spend time with them, telling them Bible stories and sharing how God has worked in their own lives. The speaker shares a personal story about his grandmother's faithful prayers for him and how her influence impacted his own children. He also highlights the importance of a mother's wisdom, kindness, and diligence in caring for her household and reaching out to those in need.

In this sermon by Basil Eashling, he addresses the common experience of depression and hopelessness that many people face. He acknowledges that sometimes we feel like our efforts are in vain and that we lack the strength or talents needed for our work. However, Eashling encourages listeners to turn to prayer during these times of despair, as it is through prayer that we can find relief from our despair. He emphasizes the importance of accepting our weaknesses and poverty, and rejoicing in them, as it is through our weaknesses that God can manifest His glory. Eashling concludes by urging listeners to pray for the strength to overcome despondency and to trust in God's promises.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding and seeking God. He refers to Psalm 14:2, where it is stated that the Lord looks down from heaven to see if there are any who understand and seek Him. The preacher then uses the story of the woman at the well in John 4 as an example of how understanding and seeking God can lead to life transformation and the ability to impact others for Christ. He also mentions another illustration in John 8, highlighting the need to understand how to set people free and bring them to Jesus. The sermon concludes with a challenge to examine one's own heart and cultivate the spirit of understanding in order to minister effectively to those around us.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a deep love for Jesus. This love is described as a consuming fire that forgives sins and transforms them into spiritual energy and strength. The speaker encourages listeners to bring their sins and sacrifices to Jesus, acknowledging them humbly and not making excuses. By doing so, the love for Jesus will continue to burn brightly in their hearts, giving them joy, power, and the ability to stand firm in the face of challenges. The sermon emphasizes the need to continually fuel this love for Jesus in order to live a fulfilling and impactful life.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the significance of wells in the Bible. He starts by referencing the story of Abraham's servant finding Isaac a wife at a well. The preacher then mentions Jacob finding a well in the field where three flocks of sheep were gathered. He emphasizes that the well represents a place of rest and abundance. The preacher also mentions other biblical references to wells, including the well where God provided water for the Israelites and the well of Bethlehem with its sweet water. Overall, the sermon highlights the importance of finding spiritual nourishment and rest in God.

In this sermon, Basil E. Schlink emphasizes the importance of knowing God as our Father. He highlights that God's love and help are greater than any human love or assistance. Schlink encourages listeners to trust in God's limitless love and to seek comfort in Him during difficult times. He also reminds them that God notices even the smallest acts of love and sacrifice, and will reward them openly in the future. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the power and goodness of God as a true Father.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of timing in God's work. He shares the principle that God's work done in God's way will not lack God's supply, both in terms of time and money. The speaker reflects on a personal experience where he realized he had been spreading himself too thin and not able to do things as well as he could. He encourages the audience to consider God's timing in their own lives and reminds them of the story of Samuel, where God waited 16 years before fulfilling his promise. The sermon concludes with a prayer for those who do not believe in Jesus and a reminder to listen to God's message.

In this sermon, Basilia Schling emphasizes the importance of thanking God for His love and the blessings He has bestowed upon us. She highlights how often we ignore or only half-heartedly love God, causing Him grief. Schling reminds us that God is a Father of love who has planned every beautiful aspect of the world for our enjoyment. She urges listeners to make a new start by expressing gratitude to God for both pleasant and unpleasant things, as this will draw us closer to His heart and bring Him happiness. Ultimately, a thankful heart has no room for sadness and despair, and thankfulness and praise can lead to a closer relationship with our heavenly Father.

In this sermon, R.A. Tori shares his personal journey of becoming a preacher despite his initial shyness and inhibition. He describes the torment he felt in his early years of preaching, having to learn sermons by heart and constantly prepare for the next one. However, he experienced a transformative moment when he realized that the Holy Spirit would stand beside him during his sermons, taking on the responsibility. This realization brought him immense joy and empowered him to become a mighty prayer and witness. Tori emphasizes that God is just as alive and powerful today as he was 2,000 years ago, and encourages listeners to seek the power and strength of the Holy Spirit in their own lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having the right actions and words, accompanied by the right attitudes. He explains that God allows trials in our lives to reveal the deceitfulness of our own hearts. The speaker encourages the audience to not give up and to hang in there with God, even when things get difficult. He concludes by highlighting the power of the cross and the crucified life, urging listeners to overcome evil with good and to have Jesus as their ultimate desire. The sermon references Romans 12:17-21 and Mark 10:32.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of witnessing a revival where the emphasis was on repentance and confession of sin rather than healing. The proof of the revival was seen in transformed lives and the continual singing of the people. The worship services were filled with a wonderful spirit, with congregations bowing in silent meditation and praising God. The ordinances of the Lord's Supper and baptism took on new meaning, with people experiencing deep conviction and conversions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of believers being witnesses and sharing Christ, and highlights the power of the cross in setting people free from bondage.

In this sermon by Basil E. Schlink, he addresses the common experience of feeling tempted to give up and despair. He encourages listeners to not run away from difficulties, as life on earth is meant to be hard in order to overcome sin and be transformed into redeemed and joyful creatures. Schlink emphasizes the importance of embracing suffering and committing oneself to the cross, as Jesus suffered for us and understands our struggles. He concludes by urging listeners to trust in Jesus' love and victory, and to pray for endurance and trust in the midst of temptations.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of the Lamb, specifically in relation to the Passover. He begins by discussing how Jesus proclaimed himself as the Bread of Life in John chapter 6. Many people turned away from him at that time, highlighting the tragedy of knowing about Jesus but not truly finding him. The preacher emphasizes the importance of finding Jesus and making him the center of our lives, as he is the Lamb of God who was slain for our sins. The sermon also references the book of Revelation, which speaks of overcoming through the power of the blood of the Lamb. The preacher concludes by discussing the significance of the Passover and the need for the blood of the Lamb to be applied for salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on her decision to enter a sisterhood and the criticism she faced for it. Despite the doubts and judgments of others, she finds immense joy and fulfillment in giving her whole life to Jesus. She emphasizes that Jesus wants complete possession of our lives and that His love is unmatched. The speaker encourages listeners to love Jesus exclusively and wholeheartedly, as only those who have fully given themselves to Him can experience His great and intimate love.

In this sermon transcript titled "God is My Supervisor" by Basilia Schlink, the speaker addresses the issue of being overworked and its impact on our relationship with God. The speaker acknowledges that when faced with overwhelming tasks, we often feel exhausted and frustrated. However, the speaker testifies that the Lord has shown them how to cope with excessive work and find peace in His will. The key to success lies in remaining dependent on God and only doing what He instructs, rather than working in self-will. By surrendering our burdens to God and trusting Him, we can experience true contentment and gain from our struggles.

In this sermon, Basilia Schlink emphasizes the importance of recognizing our true home, which is the eternal dwelling place with God. She acknowledges that there may be times when we struggle to find things to be thankful for, such as when we are sick or facing difficulties caused by loved ones. However, she reminds us that the greatest gift we have received is the forgiveness of our sins through Jesus' crucifixion, which opens the gates of heaven for us. Schlink encourages us to lift up our hearts in praise, as the joy of heaven can already enter our hearts on earth and give us strength to overcome any difficulty.

In this meditation by Basilia Shlink, the apostle Paul's teachings on the unity of the body of Christ in 1 Corinthians 12 are explored. The concept of unity is emphasized as Paul describes how Jesus is the head of the body and believers are the different members. The importance of not saying or thinking "I don't need you" about others is highlighted, as it hinders the unity of the body of Christ. The Holy Spirit is presented as the one who can unite believers with those who are difficult to get along with, if they ask for His love and guidance.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the topic of suffering and how it can lead to happiness. He emphasizes the importance of suffering for well-doing rather than for evil. The preacher quotes from 1 Peter 4:1-2, which encourages believers to arm themselves with the same mindset as Christ, who suffered for us in the flesh. He also mentions Proverbs 3:13, which states that happy is the man who finds wisdom. The preacher highlights the need for Christians to rely on every word that proceeds from the mouth of the Lord and to not forget His commandments. He concludes by reminding the congregation that those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength.

In this sermon, the speaker, Oswald J. Smith, shares a powerful testimony of a revival that occurred during the preaching of Charles Finney. He describes how Finney was invited to preach in a packed schoolhouse and began to convict the community of their ungodliness. As Finney pressed upon them the need for repentance, the Spirit of God came upon them like a thunderbolt, and people fell to their knees crying for mercy. The revival resulted in a transformation of the community, with thousands joining the churches in just five weeks. Smith emphasizes the importance of prayer and repentance in seeking an outpouring of the Holy Spirit and calls for a revival in America.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a Christian who dies and is guided by an angel through eternity. The angel shows the man a small, wretched hut and tells him that it is his home for all eternity. The man is upset and questions why his house is so poor when he believed in Jesus and went to church regularly. The angel explains that the materials the man sent to heaven during his life were not enough to build a better home. The preacher emphasizes the importance of sending valuable building materials to heaven, which are faith and love, and warns against sending worthless materials like enmity, strife, and selfishness. The sermon encourages listeners to make the most of their time on earth, repent, and turn away from sin in order to be prepared for eternity.

In this sermon by Basilia Schlink titled "For Jesus' Sake," she emphasizes the importance of rejoicing in the midst of suffering and persecution for the sake of Christ. She highlights that those who truly love Jesus will understand the privilege of sharing in His sufferings. Schlink references 1 Peter 4:13, where the Apostle Peter encourages believers to rejoice in their participation in Christ's sufferings. She also mentions that not all believers will experience the same degree of suffering, but if one is never attacked or mocked for their faith, they should question their commitment to Christ. Schlink concludes by reminding listeners that suffering for Jesus' sake brings them closer to Him and ultimately leads to great rewards and glory in heaven.