In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of spiritual gifts as discussed in 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14. He emphasizes that if spiritual gifts were not important, Paul would not have dedicated three chapters to discussing them. The speaker also highlights the need to study the Word of God thoroughly and not to overlook any part of it. He mentions the significance of spiritual gifts being controlled by the Word of God and the fact that they come in various forms.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love as the most excellent way. He starts by discussing Romans 12:1-3, which highlights dedication, transformation, and evaluation of one's spiritual gifts. The speaker then references Hebrews 2, emphasizing the need to pay close attention to the word of God and not neglect the salvation it offers. He also emphasizes the role of pastors as teachers who explain and apply the word of God, balancing doctrine and duty. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the importance of showing mercy and the overarching theme of love throughout the scriptures.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of unity and cooperation within the body of Christ. He highlights that there should be no rivalry, fighting, or division among believers. Each member of the body must accept themselves and be true to their own unique gifts and calling. The preacher also emphasizes the importance of giving and serving others, as well as the need for each member to understand their role in the body of Christ. The sermon also discusses the process of how the body of Christ is formed through the Holy Spirit, and the privileges and relationships that Christians have as members of the body.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the gifts of the Spirit and their role in the church. He mentions that the gifts are carefully worked out and are not just passing illustrations. The speaker also highlights the need for discernment and faith in order to connect with God, especially in times of excitement or when others are making speeches. Additionally, he cautions against relying on worldly methods, such as hiring money-getting concerns or making films, to raise funds for the church. The speaker encourages a reliance on God and a willingness to step out in faith.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of music in the worship of God. He highlights instances in the Bible where music played a significant role, such as during the creation of the heavens and the earth, the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites, and Jesus' death and resurrection. The preacher also emphasizes the need for a meaningful and sincere worship service, rather than just going through the motions. He then discusses the importance of preaching the word of God and expounding on the books of the Bible, emphasizing the need for truth and understanding. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit for the work of God, rather than relying on human methods or power.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding and following the will of God in our lives. He believes that God wants to do something new for the church and for each individual. The speaker also highlights the significance of belonging to something that is lasting and valuable, rather than being part of man-made societies. He encourages the audience to train themselves in godliness, which is more beneficial than physical exercise. The sermon concludes with a reminder that duty and privilege go hand in hand, and that it is both a duty and a privilege to pray for the church and to preach to the congregation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having the gifts of the Holy Spirit in the church. He criticizes those who lack the necessary qualities to effectively communicate the word of God, comparing them to sparklers that quickly lose their impact. The speaker also expresses concern about the lack of love and devotion in the church, urging believers to pursue spiritual gifts while prioritizing love. He concludes by praying for God's guidance and protection against offering "strange fire" in their worship.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God and staying true to sound doctrine. He warns that there will come a time when people will not endure sound doctrine and will instead seek out teachers who will tell them what they want to hear. This leads to the preaching of the gospel through fables and fiction, with religious leaders profiting from it. The preacher also mentions the strange developments that have occurred in the Church after World War II, including the rise of fame and pleasure-seeking in religion.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the gift of healing and emphasizes the importance of simplicity and humility in receiving God's blessings. He shares a story of a man who experienced a miraculous breakthrough in his business after he obeyed God's prompting to attend a prayer meeting. The preacher also highlights the need for churches to understand the truth that God desires to produce His Son in every local church. He mentions the example of Methodist churches in the 1850s experiencing revival and the impact of testimonies on unbelievers. The sermon concludes with a reminder that all parts of the body of Christ are necessary and should not be overlooked, using the example of the disciples' failure to cast out a demon. The preacher also mentions the examples of George Muller and God's ability to provide abundantly for His people.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of growth and development in the Christian life. He uses the analogy of a baby learning to walk and talk to illustrate how believers should progress in their spiritual journey. The speaker also highlights the significance of fellowship and community in the church, stating that believers should continue in the teaching and fellowship of the apostles. He addresses the issue of spiritual gifts and how they should be exercised in a way that builds up the body of Christ, rather than causing division. The speaker concludes by emphasizing that everyone is gifted by God with natural talents, and these talents should be used to fulfill one's responsibilities in society.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the phenomenon of people speaking in tongues during public meetings. He emphasizes the need for interpretation of tongues in order for the message to be understood by everyone present. The speaker shares personal experiences of witnessing people speaking in tongues without interpretation and the confusion it caused. He then refers to the biblical account of Peter explaining the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as prophesied by Joel, signaling the beginning of the last days and the fulfillment of God's promise to pour out His Spirit on all people. The speaker highlights the significance of this event as part of the New Covenant.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the presence of the Holy Spirit in the church. He shares an encounter with someone who felt the energy in the building, which the preacher attributes to the spirit of God. The preacher then discusses the manifestation of the spirit through verbal gifts, such as speaking in different languages, to build up and encourage the people. He encourages individuals to praise God in their own unique way and not to copy others. The preacher also highlights the diversity of gifts and services within the church, emphasizing that God works in different ways through different people.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the parable of the talents from Matthew 25. He emphasizes the importance of being faithful in little things and not burying our gifts. The speaker encourages the audience to read, study, meditate on, and obey God's word as a way to see the Spirit working in their lives. He also urges them to expect God to work through them and to encourage others by recognizing and affirming the work of the Spirit in their lives.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the necessity of knowing Jesus Christ as the Savior and the importance of calling upon His name for salvation and deliverance from life's struggles. He discusses the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit, particularly the gift of tongues, and addresses the confusion and division surrounding these gifts within the church. Shane encourages believers to be open to the Holy Spirit's work in their lives, emphasizing that these gifts are meant for the edification of the church and the empowerment of believers. He warns against spiritual pride, urging humility and a willingness to seek God's truth regarding the gifts of the Spirit. Ultimately, Shane calls for a deeper relationship with Christ, highlighting that true peace and transformation come from surrendering to the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the unity that exists within the diversity of spiritual gifts. He highlights three different entities - the Spirit, the Lord, and God - that are all interconnected and unified. The speaker encourages the audience to see the bigger picture and not be limited by a narrow perspective. He also emphasizes that every believer in the body of Christ has a valuable role and is not a dead limb, but a real and essential part of the body. Overall, the sermon teaches that while there are various spiritual gifts, there is a fundamental spiritual unity that brings believers together in purpose and spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of love in the life of a believer. He encourages the audience to prioritize love above all else, stating that without love, everything else is meaningless. However, he also emphasizes that love does not negate the need for spiritual gifts. The speaker urges the church to expect and seek out individuals who are anointed by the Holy Spirit to bring forth a word from God with power and fire. He concludes by highlighting the importance of continually reminding ourselves of these truths and allowing them to shape our lives.

Keith Hartsell discusses the process of receiving the Holy Spirit, sharing his personal journey from a non-Christian background to a vibrant faith. He emphasizes the importance of being open to the Holy Spirit's work, highlighting various ways the Spirit manifests, including through prayer, laying on of hands, and the experience of spiritual gifts. Hartsell encourages believers to seek the Holy Spirit actively, addressing common barriers such as disbelief, intimidation, and fear that may hinder this process. He concludes by affirming that the experience of the Holy Spirit is unique for each individual, and that openness and prayer are key to receiving this gift.

Jackie Pullinger emphasizes the importance of spiritual gifts in the life of believers, explaining that all Christians can receive various gifts of the Holy Spirit as outlined in 1 Corinthians 14. She encourages participants to practice these gifts during their gatherings, highlighting the need for discernment and the proper use of tongues. Pullinger stresses that the purpose of meeting together is to build one another up and to prepare for outreach to the poor and lost. She reminds everyone that they should come with a mindset of contributing to the community rather than just receiving. Ultimately, the goal is to empower ordinary believers to engage in ministry and share the good news effectively.

Jackie Pullinger emphasizes the mission of Jesus to bring good news, freedom, and healing to the oppressed and marginalized, highlighting the modern-day realities of slavery and inequality. She draws parallels between the biblical concept of Jubilee and the need for restoration and liberation in today's world, urging the church to actively participate in addressing these issues. Pullinger also discusses the importance of understanding the Kingdom of God, which is not merely a future hope but a present reality that involves both words and actions. She encourages believers to practice their spiritual gifts in ministering to others, emphasizing that true salvation encompasses holistic healing and transformation. Ultimately, she calls for a deeper engagement with the Holy Spirit to bring about change in individuals and communities.

Jackie Pullinger emphasizes the importance of honesty in prayer, encouraging individuals to express their true feelings rather than offering superficial responses. She shares her personal experience of healing after extensive prayer, highlighting that healing can involve addressing deeper issues beyond physical ailments. Pullinger stresses that Jesus used various methods for healing, and that compassion and genuine care for individuals are essential in the healing process. She encourages a model of prayer that prioritizes love and sensitivity, rather than performance or spectacle, and reminds us that healing is ultimately in God's hands.

Jackie Pullinger emphasizes the transformative power of the Kingdom of God, asserting that it is not merely about words but about divine power manifesting in healing and restoration. She reflects on the historical longing of Israel for their kingdom and how Jesus proclaimed the nearness of the Kingdom, urging believers to actively participate in its realization through acts of healing and forgiveness. Pullinger encourages the congregation to check the teachings against Scripture and to engage in the mission of spreading the Kingdom, highlighting the importance of forgiveness as a prerequisite for healing and spiritual freedom.

Shane Idleman emphasizes that spiritual gifting does not equate to maturity in his sermon on 1 Corinthians. He explains that many believers, despite their gifts, may still struggle with immaturity and sin, highlighting the need for grace within the church. Idleman points out that true maturity comes from obedience to God's word and a genuine relationship with Him, rather than merely possessing spiritual gifts. He encourages the congregation to examine their lives, seek God's voice, and pursue a deeper relationship with Christ to foster true spiritual growth. The sermon serves as a reminder that the church is filled with both mature and immature believers, and that growth is a process requiring humility and surrender.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the significance of aligning personal experiences with Scripture, particularly regarding the gifts of the Holy Spirit. He addresses the division within the church over whether these gifts have ceased or continue today, asserting that genuine experiences of the Holy Spirit validate Scripture rather than the other way around. Idleman encourages believers to interpret their experiences through the lens of Scripture and highlights the importance of emotional worship as a response to the Holy Spirit's presence. He calls for a return to a vibrant faith filled with the Holy Spirit, urging the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with God and to embrace the gifts He provides for the edification of the church.

Shane Idleman discusses the spiritual gifts of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the importance of understanding and applying these gifts in today's church. He addresses the diversity of beliefs within the congregation regarding supernatural gifts, urging a balanced approach that neither dismisses nor overemphasizes them. Idleman highlights specific gifts such as wisdom, knowledge, faith, and healing, explaining their significance and how they can be manifested in the lives of believers. He encourages the church to seek these gifts for the edification of the body of Christ, while also acknowledging the need for maturity and discernment in their use. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper reliance on the Holy Spirit to guide and empower believers in their spiritual journey.

Smith Wigglesworth emphasizes the significance of desiring spiritual gifts, particularly the gift of tongues, as a means of divine communication with God. He illustrates how speaking in tongues allows believers to edify themselves and intercede according to God's will, sharing a testimony of Willie Burton's miraculous recovery through prayer in tongues. Wigglesworth encourages believers to pursue the gifts of the Spirit with fervor, highlighting that while tongues are for personal edification, prophecy serves to build up the church. He stresses the importance of understanding and interpreting tongues for the benefit of the congregation, urging believers to remain steadfast in their pursuit of spiritual gifts.