In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different ways in which God works in the lives of individuals. He emphasizes that God does not have a one-size-fits-all approach and that He deals with each person uniquely. However, one common aspect of salvation is that God's Holy Spirit brings individuals to a place of trouble and distress, leading them to cry out to the Lord. The preacher also highlights the power of God to calm storms and bring peace to those who trust in Him. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of praising the Lord for His goodness and works. The sermon also touches on the concept of God being one yet three, which may be difficult to understand without experiencing God personally.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the truth of God's word and acknowledging our own wrong thinking. He urges listeners to be open to God's message and to repent of their sins. The preacher highlights that salvation can only be found through faith in Jesus Christ and his atoning sacrifice. He emphasizes that relying on good deeds or personal efforts will not lead to salvation. The sermon concludes with an invitation to accept Jesus as Savior and to turn away from the wrong path towards the eternal destiny that God intended for humanity.

In this sermon, the speaker warns about the rise of false teachers who will appear as attractive and charismatic individuals. These false teachers will preach a partial gospel, leading those who are not firmly grounded in the Word of God astray. The speaker expresses shock and concern over a fundraising program he recently witnessed on television, emphasizing the importance of discernment and staying focused on the true message of salvation. He also reflects on his own journey in ministry and the need to refocus on the original vision of reaching the lost and hurting. The sermon concludes with a reminder to restore and support one another in a spirit of meekness and love, as instructed in Galatians 6:1-2.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the state of America and its rebellion against God. He emphasizes that salvation in this godless and religious nation will only come through a miracle. The preacher refers to the 14th Psalm, describing the foolishness of those who deny God and engage in abominable works. He also shares a story about a farmer who sent his son to college, only for him to lose faith in God through his studies. The sermon concludes with the preacher highlighting the significance of Jesus' death on the cross and the assurance of salvation for those who repent and have faith, regardless of their past sins or righteousness.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses his desire to serve God and acknowledges the mercy and salvation he has received. He specifically addresses young people, emphasizing the importance of true faith and repentance. The preacher urges the congregation to reflect on their personal experiences of coming to understand their sinful nature and their need for God's forgiveness. He highlights various ways in which individuals may have encountered the gospel message, such as through Christian upbringing, exposure to biblical knowledge, or through unexpected circumstances. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the power of the gospel and the necessity of genuine transformation in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, Dr. Gordon shares a story about a little boy he encounters while walking in Boston. The boy has a cage with scared little birds inside, unable to fly out. Dr. Gordon feels sorry for the birds and offers to buy them from the boy. The boy initially thinks the birds are worthless, but Dr. Gordon insists on purchasing them. He pays two dollars for the birds and the cage, symbolizing the price Jesus paid for our redemption. The sermon emphasizes the concept of redemption and the freedom we have through the blood of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher shares powerful testimonies of individuals who were living on the streets and trapped in addiction. Through the love of Jesus Christ, they experienced miraculous transformations. One couple, Mary and James, were hopeless and living like animals, but after encountering God's love, they gave their hearts to Christ. James, who could hardly speak, had his mind restored by God and even taught himself Greek. Mary, who was once emaciated, regained her health and became a changed woman. These testimonies serve as a reminder that Jesus loves sinners and can bring about incredible change in their lives.