In this sermon, the pastor discusses the importance of choosing the right person for leadership in the church. He emphasizes the need for a leader who is dedicated to their work and treats their responsibilities with integrity. The pastor also highlights the importance of being disciplined and following a methodical approach to studying and preaching the word of God. He encourages believers to be genuine in their faith and to actively engage in making the church relevant to people's needs.

In the video, the preacher introduces fourteen principles for Christian living. He challenges the audience to quickly find Bible verses to support each principle. The principles include the importance of repentance, the need for discipleship and lordship in salvation, and the significance of putting off the old life and putting on the new. The preacher emphasizes that these principles are often overlooked and need to be emphasized in ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of remembering that the gospel of Christ is primarily addressed to individuals and its ultimate goal is the salvation of multitudes. The church has various agencies to help lead people to Christ, but its primary purpose is to nurture the individual. The preacher warns against forgetting this and reproducing the same mistake in oneself. The sermon also touches on the importance of personal transformation and being a light in the world, as well as the significance of being trained for the job of preaching and reflecting the glory of God into the darkness of the world.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God. He encourages preachers to focus on delivering a message from God's word rather than relying on their own abilities or clever points. The speaker highlights the need for ministers to lead people into a love for the Bible, as it is through the word of God that individuals can draw near to God. He also warns against being incompetent ministers who seek attention or fail to feed the people spiritually. The sermon concludes with a reminder that preaching should be accompanied by a demonstration of the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of studying and learning the word of God. They encourage listeners to engage with sermons and teachings, whether through attending conferences or reading books. The speaker also addresses the issue of time constraints in church services, questioning why people have no problem spending hours on other activities but struggle with longer sermons. They suggest that pastors should focus on leading their congregations into a relationship with Jesus rather than just religious practices. Additionally, the speaker highlights the power of prayer and the impact it can have on individuals and the church community.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of embracing one's own individuality when preaching and proclaiming the gospel. He highlights that the New Testament writers had different styles, and therefore, each preacher should be themselves and not try to copy others. The speaker emphasizes that the gospel is communicated through individuals, and it is important to avoid becoming carbon copies of others. He warns against the tendency to repress one's personality and urges listeners to avoid copying others, as it is the worst form of flattery.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of laying down a thesis or statement and explaining it, which can be done through deduction. Deduction involves arguing from established facts and bringing everyone to a specific conclusion. The speaker provides examples of deduction using biblical references, such as the fact that all have sinned (Romans 3), therefore all need Jesus (Isaiah 53), and all can have Jesus (John 3:16). The sermon also highlights the need for careful thought and study in delivering a meaningful message, cautioning against superficiality and the pressure to always deliver a masterpiece. The speaker encourages pastors to commit the word of God to others and reminds them that a text is not the conclusion, but rather a window through which they can share what they see on the other side.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching from the heart and being natural in delivering the word of God. He encourages the audience to be earnest and sincere in their preaching, as it is crucial for the listeners to feel the preacher's excitement and passion. The preacher also advises against imitating or copying others in their preaching style, as it hinders the Holy Spirit's work. He highlights the need for personal application of the scripture in the preacher's life, allowing it to deeply impact and change them before delivering the message to others.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by apologizing for the time and cultural differences. He then expresses gratitude to the audience for allowing themselves to be subjected to his treatment. The speaker mentions his hope of finding time to finish defining the approach to a subject in preaching. The main focus of the sermon is on the study of a chapter in the Bible and the questions that arise from it. The audience is asked to identify the main theme of the chapter, which is determined to be greeting and sharing the gospel. The speaker emphasizes the idea that serving a living and true God means giving up all rights to oneself. The concept of steadfastness of hope is discussed, with hope being defined as expecting Jesus' coming. The speaker highlights the example of faith, hope, and love demonstrated by the early Christians, noting their working faith, love that labored, and hopeful attitude. The sermon concludes with a call to read Acts 17 to witness the perseverance and impact of the early Christians despite facing challenges and opposition.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and authority of the word of God. He highlights how the word of God spread and had a profound impact on people's lives. The preacher also discusses the importance of having a strong attitude towards sin and not compromising with it. He emphasizes the need for personal holiness and warns about the dangers of money and sex. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the significance of making wise choices, particularly in choosing a spouse, as it can greatly impact one's ministry.