Separation From World

Aaron Hills preaches on the importance of walking with God as commanded in the Bible, emphasizing the duty, warnings, promises, conditions, and examples provided in God's Word. The sermon highlights the significance of obedience, being led by the Spirit, living a life of faith, agreement with God, s

Allan Halton delivers a powerful sermon on the price tag attached to the Testimony of Christ in our lives, emphasizing the presence of Christ Himself with us and the privilege of walking with Him. He contrasts this with the heavier price tag of being a friend to a world that hates God and His Christ

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches on the introduction to the Book of Daniel, focusing on the divine judgment that fell upon Jerusalem through Nebuchadnezzar's invasion. Despite the attempt to assimilate Daniel and his companions into Babylonian culture, they remained faithful to God, showcasing the im

Catherine Booth addresses the dilemma faced by Christians regarding participation in worldly amusements, emphasizing the need for a clear separation from the world and a commitment to holiness. She explores the scriptural basis for avoiding conformity to worldly customs, highlighting the call to be

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the moral decay and corruption in society, particularly in relation to the portrayal of sinful acts in movies. He emphasizes that God's people are called to be pure and separate from the world. The preacher warns that when a nation reaches a point of moral deca

Clement of Rome emphasizes the importance of maintaining a distinct and holy lifestyle when surrounded by non-believers, urging believers to be wise, harmless, and self-restrained in all their actions out of reverence for God. He cautions against engaging in activities that compromise one's faith or

In this sermon, the preacher begins by expressing his burden to deliver a specific message to the youth. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the conditionality of God's promises and not taking them for granted. The preacher then refers to the story of Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27 as an illu

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Samson from the Bible. He highlights how Samson, after experiencing a great victory, decides to relax and have fun, which ultimately leads to his capture by the Philistines. However, Samson manages to break free and kills a thousand Philistines wit

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of seeking God's face and being separated from the world. He challenges the congregation to examine their commitment to living a strict Christian life and not being swayed by worldly desires. The preacher acknowledges that while 95% of the Chris

In this sermon, the preacher invites the audience to join a counter-culture revolution that is happening worldwide. He encourages them to set their minds and stir their hearts through the power of the Holy Ghost to seek the power of God and have nothing to do with anything that defiles the world. Th

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining distinctiveness in faith and practices, warning against the potential consequences of compromising core beliefs. It reflects on the example of those who have strayed from truth and highlights the slippery slope effect of gradual compromise. The sp

Edwin Fesche discusses the history and principles of the brethren movement, emphasizing their adherence to the cardinal truths of Scripture while differing in views on Church Truth and the role of an officiating minister. The brethren movement advocates for separation from worldly Christianity, lead

George Fox preaches about the importance of valuing truth and God's glory above all else, warning against inordinate affections and worldly pursuits that lead to corruption and separation from God. He references the example of the old world where bad marriages between the sons of God and the daughte

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to separate themselves from worldly influences. He compares the need for Jesus to drive out the money changers from the temple to the need for believers to remove things like television, music, and other forms of entertainment that are

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of Christians becoming too comfortable and indulgent in the world. He emphasizes the need for self-denial and separation from worldly pleasures. The preacher highlights the contrast between the self-indulgent lifestyle of many Christians and the self-

This sermon delves into the life of Samson, focusing on the lessons learned from his associations and the consequences of his choices. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding dangerous associations that lead to temptation and ruin, highlighting the need for believers to maintain separation from wor

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of making a choice between following the ways of the world or living according to God's word. He uses the analogy of two horses going in opposite directions to illustrate this point. The preacher highlights the problem of Christians blending in w

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of being a separated people as Christians. He emphasizes that this separation is not about legalistic rules or restrictions, but rather about being magnetized to Jesus and demagnetized from anything that is unlike Him. The speaker shares a story abo

Jane Lead preaches about the importance of obedience to God's commands as a demonstration of love for Him. She emphasizes the need to separate from worldly desires and pursuits in order to partake in the blessings of the heavenly realm. Lead urges her listeners to flee from the contamination of worl

J.C. Philpot preaches about the contrast between the spiritually-minded child of God and the carnally-minded worldling, emphasizing the separation between the church and the world as ordained by God. He highlights the importance of a powerful, searching ministry that brings revival to the soul throu

John Gifford Bellett preaches on the importance of sanctification through God's truth, emphasizing that holiness is determined by God's word and not by our own moral sense; thus, our conscience must align with the truth for true sanctification. He highlights the need for believers to separate themse

John Gifford Bellett preaches on the moral corruption witnessed by Jeremiah in Jerusalem, the discipline experienced by Ezekiel among the remnant, and Daniel's placement among the Gentiles in Babylon. The first six chapters of Daniel reveal the progression of Gentile iniquity through the stories of

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the distinction between God's assertion of His title to the earth and His call out of the earth, emphasizing the saints' role in being called out of the world while still living in it. The sermon explores historical examples like the family of Seth, Abraham, and t

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the contemplation of hostile associations among men and nations as depicted in various Scriptures, warning about the spirit, purpose, and working of civil or worldly associations that can influence the character and history of the world. Bellett highlights the dan

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the present times of advancing evil and the rivalry between ecclesiastical and civil powers, with the expectation of the ecclesiastical power prevailing for a time before yielding to the civil power. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a good conscience to

John Hames emphasizes the importance of being planted in the right environment after conversion, drawing parallels between sowing grain in proper soil and individuals getting converted in conducive versus unfavorable conditions. He highlights the need for believers to separate themselves from unclea

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of not following the ways of the world but instead staying true to God's teachings. He warns against adopting the abominable practices of the heathen and highlights the need for Christians to maintain a distinct and righteous lifestyle. The mess

This sermon emphasizes the believer's stance towards the world, urging them to leave behind the sinful aspects of the world and go forth to Christ outside the camp. It highlights the need to dissociate from the world's values and pleasures, focusing on praising God continually and engaging in Christ

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the call for believers to abstain from worldly passions as aliens and exiles, emphasizing the need for continuous communion with Christ and separation from the ways of the world. He highlights that through our union with Jesus and separation from worldly desires, we

Robert Wurtz II delivers a powerful sermon on the urgent need for a Great Awakening, emphasizing the importance of consecration and holiness in a backslidden society that has embraced wickedness and materialism. Drawing from II Timothy 3:1-5, he warns against the dangers of having a form of godlines

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of Christians being the salt and light of the world, preserving what is noble and good while shining God's light through their actions. He warns against carnality, being too ingrained in the culture, and highlights the need for Christians to come out from amon

This sermon emphasizes the importance of being fully surrendered to God, focusing on the need to be dead to the world and alive to the things of God. The title 'Dead Men See God' is explored in the context of discussing the rapture and Matthew 24. The sermon delves into the urgency of being prepared

John Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of living a life separate from the ways of the world, urging believers to walk in the path of God and not in the vanity of their minds like the Gentiles. He highlights the dangers of being darkened in understanding and being consumed by earthly pursuits that

T. Austin-Sparks preaches on the significance of the capture of Jericho in the Book of Joshua, symbolizing the transition to a new ground of resurrection life and complete separation from the world's power. The chapter illustrates God's desire for His people to be absolutely separated from worldly a

Thomas Manton preaches about the significance of being included in Christ's prayers, emphasizing the distinction between those who belong to God and those who are of the world. He highlights the need for believers to separate themselves from worldly influences and desires in order to fully experienc

Thomas Reade preaches on the importance of separation from the world for true believers, emphasizing the clear commands in Scripture to be distinct from worldly ways and to seek first the kingdom of God. He highlights the encouragement and contentment found in faith in Jesus, contrasting the pursuit

This sermon delves into the biblical theme of movements from Babylon to Jerusalem, highlighting the importance of being part of a pure testimony for God. It emphasizes the need for individuals and churches to align with God's heart rather than relying on human wisdom or seeking worldly approval. The

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of discerning the spiritual condition of believers by asking their opinion on famous television preachers. He expresses gratitude for these preachers as they help him gauge the spiritual condition of his flock with just one sentence. The speaker e

This sermon emphasizes the need for a pure and holy church, contrasting it with the corrupt system of Babylon. It highlights the dangers of backsliding, divisions, politics, money-driven motives, and the misuse of spiritual gifts in churches. The call to 'Come out of Babylon' is emphasized, urging G

Zac Poonen emphasizes the theme of separation from the world in the New Testament, highlighting Jesus' teaching that His disciples are not of this world and the challenges they would face living in it. The responsibility of disciples to remain unspotted from the world is stressed, as the church is s

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a life separate from the world, drawing parallels to Noah's condemnation of the world by his way of life. It highlights the need to understand the subtle influences of the world and the distinction between valuing heavenly things over earthly desires.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the distinction between the church and the world. He uses a metaphor of a handsome man and a bride walking down the road to illustrate how the church and the world used to be far apart. The preacher emphasizes that the church should not align itself with the wa