In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding security in the Lord Jesus Christ. He highlights the need to recognize that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the unseen world of satanic forces and demons. The speaker encourages total surrender to the Lord and trusting Him with our future, despite the confusion and imaginations created by the devil. He also reminds listeners that bad things may happen to good people, but it is part of God's plan for our good. Finally, the speaker warns against being lured away from following the Lord by convenient and pleasant offers, using examples from the Bible to illustrate this point.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of speech and the power of words. He starts by emphasizing the command in Ephesians 4:28 to stop stealing completely, highlighting the need for a clear conscience. Moving on to verse 29, he discusses the instruction to avoid unwholesome words. The preacher then reflects on his observation that despite spending time in prayer, many believers still struggle with negative attitudes and behaviors. He concludes by emphasizing the need for a revelation of God's love and grace, which can transform lives and free believers from the desire to impress others or compete with them.

In this sermon, the preacher shares two powerful stories to illustrate the idea that there are no impossibilities when it comes to fulfilling God's will. The first story is about David Livingston, a missionary who faced danger and exhaustion but found strength in the scripture that reminded him of Jesus' authority and presence. The second story is about a student preacher who delivered a sermon on the feeding of the five thousand, emphasizing how Jesus transformed a small amount of food into abundance. The preacher encourages the audience to think beyond ordinary limitations and embrace a vision that aligns with God's will. The sermon concludes with the example of a missionary in China who selflessly serves despite the difficult conditions, highlighting the glory found in fulfilling God's mission.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the words of Jesus in Matthew 7:24-27. He emphasizes the importance of not only hearing the words of Jesus, but also putting them into practice. The preacher highlights the distinction between the wise and foolish builders, who may appear similar but are actually dissimilar in their actions. He warns the congregation that building their lives on the foundation of sand, which represents not obeying the words of Jesus, will ultimately lead to destruction. The sermon concludes with the crowd being amazed at Jesus' teaching, recognizing his authority and the need to heed his words.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a breakout session he attended at a church conference led by Pastor Randy Pope. The breakout focused on God's power to provide, and Pastor Randy shared stories of how God had provided for him and his family. One memorable story was about moving to Atlanta to plant a church and not having the means to pay the rent. Despite this, Pastor Randy believed that God would provide, and indeed, God did provide the $400 rent. The sermon emphasizes the importance of having personal stories of God's provision and challenges the listeners to share their own "Father knows" stories.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the passage from Mark chapter 4, verses 35 to the end of the chapter. He begins by explaining that he chose to preach on something comforting, despite the topic being a storm at sea. He emphasizes the importance of preaching the gospel and the power of God's word. The speaker then delves into the story of Jesus calming the storm, highlighting the faithlessness of the disciples and the authority of Jesus over nature. He concludes by mentioning the presence of storms in our lives and the assurance that God is always with us.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of inheritance and how it relates to the Christian faith. He emphasizes that the inheritance we have in Jesus Christ cannot be corrupted or taken away. The speaker uses the example of the inflation in Germany after World War II to illustrate the temporary nature of earthly inheritances. He also highlights the importance of using our resources wisely and generously, while reminding listeners that our ultimate inheritance is found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.