In this sermon, Pastor Richard Woodenbrunt shares his experiences of persecution and suffering as a Christian in Romania under communist rule. He describes the sadistic torture methods used by the communists, including forcing prisoners to eat their own vomit. He emphasizes the need for Christians to prepare themselves for suffering and persecution, as it is difficult to do so once imprisoned. He also discusses the importance of relying on the truth of God's word rather than specific Bible verses in times of hardship.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the unchanging nature of truth, comparing it to the certainty of mathematics. He discusses the concept of brainwashing, particularly in communist prisons, where prisoners are subjected to constant repetition of propaganda. The speaker shares a personal experience of doubting his faith and being encouraged by a fellow believer. He also highlights the importance of using words wisely, as Jesus teaches that people will be judged for every useless word spoken.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current state of the church in America and predicts that it is on the brink of destruction. He believes that the church will soon go underground due to several reasons. Firstly, he mentions the great apostasy of the institutional church, where many have turned away from true Christianity. Secondly, he predicts a legal battle between the gay rights movement and the American church. Thirdly, he highlights the formation of house churches as a response to the decline of the institutional church. Lastly, he warns of the advancing persecution of Christians in America. The speaker emphasizes the need for a heaven-sent revival to turn the tide and calls for repentance and turning back to God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares about the persecution and revival happening in China. He and his brother have been imprisoned multiple times for their faith. Despite the persecution, they continue to share the gospel and see the kingdom of God expanding. The speaker's younger sister was recently arrested, but through prayer, she was protected and able to escape. The message emphasizes the importance of laying down our lives for the gospel and fulfilling the great commission of Jesus.

Richard Wurmbrand emphasizes the unwavering faith in Jesus, regardless of circumstances, asserting that even if Jesus were dead, He remains a savior. He discusses the importance of certainty in faith, likening it to mathematical truths that remain unchanged regardless of personal trials. Wurmbrand shares his experiences in solitary confinement, highlighting the necessity of spiritual exercises and the power of prayer, even in the darkest times. He encourages believers to remember past blessings and to maintain a joyful spirit, even amidst persecution. The underground church, he explains, has existed since biblical times, and believers must continue their mission despite oppressive authorities.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being faithful servants of God. He mentions the desire to hear the words "well done" from God at the end of life. The speaker also highlights the need for believers to passionately love Jesus and rely solely on Him. He discusses the significance of embracing the cross and submitting to God's will. Additionally, the speaker mentions the importance of being wise and doing exploits in these last days, and the need to have the courage to stand against the system, regardless of the cost.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of losing his first love for God while being caught up in the busyness of ministry. He emphasizes that past obedience is not enough and that repentance is necessary to avoid God's discipline. The speaker also highlights the importance of every believer in sharing the gospel and declares that the church is the hope of the world. He encourages listeners to be obedient to God's calling and to trust in His power to deliver them from trials.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of brainwashing, particularly in the context of communist prisons. He describes the intense methods used in these prisons, where prisoners are forced to sit for 17 hours a day and listen to propaganda that promotes communism and denounces Christianity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of resisting brainwashing, not only in communist countries but also in the free world where various forms of media can influence our thoughts and beliefs. He concludes by highlighting the significance of using our words wisely, as Jesus teaches that we will be judged for every useless word we speak.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of evil and its opposition to good. He emphasizes that while the devil may make mistakes and is not almighty like God, he can still be a powerful force of wickedness. The preacher shares his own experience of communist torture and how it can be spiritually used to strengthen one's faith. He also highlights the importance of living in the present moment and not worrying about the future. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the resistance of liberal and modernist theologians to torture, questioning their lack of conviction in their beliefs.