In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God. He shares an anecdote about a television producer who was surprised by the length of his sermon, highlighting the prevailing attitude towards preaching in England. The preacher compares the perception of preaching as foolishness in the days of the apostles, Whitfield, Wesley, and Edwards, to the present day. He also mentions the powerful impact of George Whitfield's preaching, describing how he was able to vividly portray heaven, hell, and the day of judgment, leading to filled churches and revival in New England. The sermon encourages a renewed focus on the power and significance of preaching the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experiences and observations of the state of Christianity over the past 40 years. He expresses his disappointment in seeing people initially accepting Christ but quickly losing their faith. He emphasizes the importance of being under the control of the Holy Spirit and following the teachings of Jesus. The speaker also criticizes Christian youth who prioritize worldly things over the word of God and warns that those who do not keep God's word will not go to heaven.

In this sermon, the speaker shares two stories of missionaries and their experiences with preaching the word of God. The first story is about a missionary who was asked to give a speech in Japanese at a party. Despite not knowing the language, he spoke for 25 minutes in fluent oratorical Japanese, guided by the Holy Spirit. The second story is about Duncan Campbell, a preacher who experienced a powerful revival after a young man led a heartfelt prayer. The speaker emphasizes that it is not the length or eloquence of a sermon that brings about change, but rather the work of God. The sermon also touches on the importance of trusting in God's power and handling persecution with faith.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experience of organizing a group to go out and talk to people about God. Despite having a good enrollment and consistent attendance for eight weeks, only two people showed up when it was time to hit the trail. One of these individuals, named Arnie, had a troubled past and began pouring out his bottled-up wickedness during a prayer session. The speaker also discusses his efforts to encourage the church congregation to engage in cold calling and soul winning, but unfortunately, no one showed up or seemed interested. The main theme of the sermon is the need for believers to step out in faith and actively share the message of God's love with others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of sharing the stories of God's work with future generations. He also mentions two significant awakenings that occurred in the United States, one after the Revolutionary War and another before the Civil War. The speaker shares a story about evangelist D.L. Moody and his powerful preaching, as well as the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions that was inspired by a young man named Robert Wilder. The sermon emphasizes the need for another great awakening in America and highlights the beginning of a movement in Charlestown, Massachusetts.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker describes a powerful revival that took place in Wales. The meeting was filled with fervent prayer, with many individuals standing up to pray one after another. The speaker mentions a missionary retirement home where the ex-Korea missionary, Dr. William Newton Blair, coached others in their faith. The revival spread throughout Wales, with numerous people, including a 78-year-old granny and a 12-year-old boy, participating in preaching and prayer. The speaker also shares an incident where Evan Roberts, a key figure in the revival, arrived at a church unexpectedly and led a powerful meeting that lasted until the early hours of the morning. The sermon emphasizes the conviction and transformation that occurred during this revival, with individuals facing the issues in their lives and experiencing a decrease in crime in the area.

In the sermon transcript, Douglas Brown preached about the story of Jesus healing the lame man at the pool of Bethsaida from John chapter 5. He invited anyone who wanted to give their lives to Jesus to come and see him in the vestry. Many people responded and went up to the vestry for help in seeking salvation. Around 60 to 70 people, mostly aged between 15 and 20, repented of their sins and put their trust in Jesus Christ. This event marked the beginning of a revival.

In the video, the speaker describes a powerful religious gathering where the usual order of proceedings was abandoned for a more spontaneous and heartfelt approach. The preacher walked among the congregation, exhorting, encouraging, and praying with them. The atmosphere was filled with deep religious fervor and exultation, with people experiencing intense emotions and seeking forgiveness. The speaker also mentions the appearance of Evan Roberts, a young man who was deeply affected by the meeting and later became a prominent figure in the religious movement.

In this sermon, the speaker shares powerful testimonies of transformation and revival in their church. They recount how one man, Martin Bucker, experienced a profound change of heart and returned to God after a moment of brokenness. Another testimony involves a young girl who confesses her previous dislike for old people but declares her newfound love for them, leading to a powerful encounter between her and an elderly woman. The speaker emphasizes that these transformations were not the result of counseling, but rather encounters with the living God through prayer and faith. The church experienced a radical transformation through biblical preaching and a focus on inviting children to participate. The speaker also mentions the importance of both preaching and sharing in the meetings, with only two nights dedicated solely to sharing. After each public meeting, smaller afterglow meetings were held for prayer and support for those convicted of sin.

In this sermon, the preacher describes the supernatural experience of a revival where young people were deeply moved to worship and seek God. The focus of the revival was not on man, but on the holiness of God. The preacher shares how people were convicted of their sins and the judgment of God, leading them to despair. However, through the message of Christ's satisfaction for their sins, they were lifted out of despair and a thorough work was done in their hearts. The sermon also mentions a specific instance where the preacher predicted the topic of the sermon, the foolish virgins, and how it caused a sense of fear and self-reflection among the listeners.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker describes a packed meeting where he reads scripture, offers commentary, and leads prayer. He shares a story of someone telling him that people are initially disappointed when they see him, but then realize that only God could use him. The speaker explains that each evening they follow a pattern of sharing God's wonderful works in the country. He mentions a prayer meeting in Chicago during a boom time in the United States, where thousands of men gathered to pray. The speaker also mentions revivals happening in Pittsburgh and other places.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of revival and its importance in the church. He references several scriptures, including Psalm 138:7 and Psalm 85:5, to highlight the possibility of personal and corporate revival. The speaker also shares a definition of revival given by Reverend Ossilius, emphasizing that revival is an ongoing principle in the church. He then provides examples of past revivals, such as the Welsh revival, where the power of God transformed communities and even impacted the liquor trade.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing Psalm 78 and the importance of passing down God's laws and teachings to future generations. He laments the fact that society has not learned from past tragedies like 9/11 and continues to disregard the sanctity of life through abortion. The speaker also criticizes the promotion of sexual immorality in schools, music, movies, and videos. Additionally, he addresses the obsession with sports in America and emphasizes the need for a sound mind that comes from being right with God. The sermon concludes with a prayer for God's grace and mercy, and a plea for a revival similar to the Welsh revival.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker discusses the revival of religion in South Africa and the Eastern Hemisphere in 1859. They highlight the positive changes that have occurred in the native work and the European and native populations. The speaker emphasizes that wherever there was an evangelical cause and missionaries preaching the old-time gospel, there were phenomenal results. They also mention a specific incident in Ahochal where a large crowd gathered and people were moved by the powerful preaching of laymen, falling to their knees in the muddy street. The sermon concludes by mentioning the continuation of the revival over the years, spreading from Ireland to the west coast of Scotland and other parts of the country.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of a revival that took place in a chapel. He initially accepted the praise and flattery of being a good missionary, but then realized his own sinfulness and unworthiness before God. This confession led to a powerful prayer meeting where people confessed their sins and sought God's forgiveness. The revival continued for four days and nights, with deep conviction and repentance leading to salvation for many. The speaker also mentions the importance of prayer and seeking a deeper hunger for God, as well as the role of others, such as Miss Marie Munson, in helping with the revival.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a powerful revival that took place in a parish during the Lewis revival. The revival was sparked by a young man who read a portion of Psalm 24 during a prayer meeting in a barn. He emphasized the importance of being rightly related to God while praying. The preacher then shares a story of an 84-year-old blind woman who had a vision of a crowded church filled with young people and a strange minister in the pulpit. This vision led to the parish minister seeking God's movement and eventually preaching to a congregation of about 300 people. Although there was a sense of God's presence, nothing significant happened until the preacher witnessed young men kneeling by the roadside, including one under the influence of alcohol, with his mother pleading for his repentance. This moment marked the outbreak of God's supernatural power and the beginning of a revival.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the stories of what God has done with future generations. He shares an anecdote about an aged Presbyterian minister who was deeply convicted of his shortcomings and sobbed while holding onto a tree. The speaker mentions that this story was later distorted into a rumor about barking. The speaker also discusses the revival that swept through various states, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. He compares the physical reactions of trembling and fainting to the spiritual experience of dancing for joy. The sermon concludes with a quote from a Presbyterian Congregational report expressing gratitude for the blessings of God upon the churches in the country.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the preaching of John Wesley and George Whitfield in Britain during the 18th century. The crowds that attended their sermons were massive, with up to twenty-five thousand people gathering at places like Kennington Common and Clapton Common. The preacher emphasizes that the success of these evangelists was not solely due to their own abilities, but rather the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon both the preachers and the unchurched masses. The sermon also highlights the moral and spiritual decay of the time, with rampant drunkenness, profanity, and immorality prevalent in society.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about facing a lawsuit and feeling trapped by the legal system. He compares his situation to the Israelites wandering in the wilderness, emphasizing their disobedience and grumbling. However, when they finally exercised faith and crossed the Jordan River, God asked them to observe the Passover and be circumcised. The speaker relates this to his own need for revival and a fresh understanding of what God had given him in Christ. He shares how God used the ministry of Life Action Ministries to bring about a revival in his life, leading him to confess his wrongdoing to a judge and seek mercy. Despite his initial resistance, the speaker ultimately realizes the importance of obedience and surrendering to God's will.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the decline of Christianity and moral values in America during the time of the American Revolution. He mentions that many influential figures, such as Samuel Provost Bishop of New York and John Marshall, believed that the church was beyond redemption. The preacher also highlights the lack of belief in God among college students, with Harvard having no believers and Princeton only having two. He further discusses the moral slump during this time, with widespread drunkenness, sexual license, lawlessness, and profanity. The sermon concludes with a mention of a book called "A Humble Attempt" that promotes prayer for revival and the extension of Christ's kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a powerful revival that took place in Chicago in 1858. Four laymen began preaching in a church and when the building became too crowded, they continued preaching outside. The revival spread throughout the north of Ireland and eventually reached Belfast. The speaker also mentions D.L. Moody, a prominent evangelist, who expressed a desire to see the Church of Christ revived as it was in 1858. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking God's face for spiritual awakening.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker describes a powerful revival that took place in a parish church. The sermon begins with a man in distress, surrounded by four young girls who pray for him and lead him to salvation. The minister then leads the congregation in singing a song about God as a flame of fire, which prompts a young man to fall to his knees and cry out for mercy. The revival spreads, with many young people and office bearers in the church being saved. The speaker emphasizes the need for people to understand the true meaning of revival and expresses a desire to see more of God's miraculous work.

Duncan Campbell shares powerful testimonies of revival, recounting his experiences of addressing numerous meetings day and night, where the presence of God was palpable and many souls were saved. He describes the deep conviction of sin that gripped individuals, leading them to cry out for mercy, and the overwhelming awareness of God's presence that filled the churches and fields. Campbell emphasizes the importance of leaving people in their conviction, allowing God to work in their hearts, and highlights the lasting impact of revival on communities, with many individuals entering full-time ministry. He calls for a renewed hunger for God's presence and a desire to witness His miraculous work among His people.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a transformative experience in a church. Two brothers who had been at odds with each other were reconciled after a moment of prayer. The congregation witnessed this miracle and joined in the process of reconciliation. The speaker also recounts a touching moment when a young boy passionately pleaded with sinners to repent and Christians to seek God. The sermon emphasizes the power of God to bring about healing and restoration in relationships.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a revival that took place in a parish. The revival began when four young girls, aged 16, prayed for their headmaster and their prayers were answered. The speaker then describes a meeting where he preached and the power of God fell upon the people while they were singing a song. Many people cried out to God for mercy and experienced a transformation. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of honesty and shares a testimony of a man who knew God deeply. The sermon highlights the fruits of the revival and the impact it had on the community.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful testimony of a man who experienced a profound encounter with God. The man cried out to God, begging for mercy and repenting of his sins. As he did, a fountain of lust and junk from his past life poured out of him. This encounter led to a revival in the church, with an increase in track sales and distribution, as well as testimonies of people being transformed by God. The preacher also shares a story of a 10-year-old boy who preached and called people to repentance, leading to a powerful move of God in the church.

Merle Weaver emphasizes the historical significance of revivals and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit among God's people, sharing insights from various revival movements throughout history. He highlights the importance of prayer as a common denominator in all revivals, urging the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with God and not settle for superficial experiences. Weaver recounts notable figures like Evan Roberts and Charles Finney, illustrating how their fervent prayers and commitment to God led to transformative movements. He calls for a renewed passion for prayer and a holy dissatisfaction with the current state of the church, encouraging believers to press in for a genuine revival. The sermon concludes with a reminder that personal revival is essential for corporate revival, as God seeks those whose hearts are fully devoted to Him.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of encountering a man who was deeply moved by the message of forgiveness and cleansing. The man was unable to speak and tears were flowing down his face. Eventually, he confessed his sins and sought forgiveness. The speaker also shares another story of a woman who was mentally unstable and attempted to harm children. Despite the chaotic situation, the speaker's wife intervened and protected their child. The sermon emphasizes the power of revival and the presence of God in transforming lives. The speaker references Bible verses and highlights the importance of revival as a work of God.

In this sermon transcript, the speaker shares anecdotes about the early days of preaching and religious movements. He mentions a humorous story about people barking like dogs to keep the devil away during sermons. The speaker also discusses the importance of discipline and education, citing the example of a teacher who successfully taught a large number of boys by having them teach each other. The sermon also touches on the history of revivals in New England and the spread of the gospel overseas. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the need for unity and prayer among believers for the revival of religion and the extension of Christ's kingdom.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful testimony of a man who had lived a life of violence and crime. The man confesses to being a murderer and expresses a desire to be saved by God. Miraculously, God does save him, demonstrating His ability to transform even the most hardened hearts. The preacher also shares about a specific incident where God instructed him to have an organ in the church, despite the congregation's initial resistance. The sermon concludes with a call to spread the message of revival and to expect great miracles through prayer.