In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the various aspects of the Christian journey. He compares it to a fight, a race, and a stewardship, highlighting the need for believers to give an account of their actions. The preacher also discusses the concept of talents, explaining that they have a monetary value in scripture. He shares the story of Job and how he lost everything, but ultimately found hope and wrote a book about his experience. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the resurrection of Jesus and the impact it had on the world, emphasizing the personal encounter Paul had with Jesus. The preacher encourages the congregation to be open to surprises and shares some thoughts he previously discussed with others. He then directs the audience to 2 Timothy 2:4, urging them to consider the message in that passage.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of victory in the Christian experience. He explains that Christians overcome the devil and Satan through the blood of the lamb, which is why the Bible emphasizes the significance of the lamb. The preacher then introduces a singer who sings about the lamb and the essence of the Christian message. The singer highlights that Jesus died for us in the past, lives for us in the present, and will come for us in the future, emphasizing the victory we have in Christ. The sermon concludes with a call to know Jesus Christ as Lord.

Charlie Orr emphasizes the reality of spiritual warfare, drawing from Revelation 12 to illustrate that while the devil is a defeated foe, many Christians live in defeat due to ignorance of his tactics and the weapons available to them. He encourages believers to recognize the supernatural, serious, and strategic nature of the battle they face, and to become active warriors in their faith. Orr highlights the importance of the blood of the Lamb, the power of testimony, and the necessity of sacrificial living as key weapons in overcoming the enemy. He calls for a revival of boldness and faith among believers, urging them to confront the devil with the authority given to them through Christ. Ultimately, he reassures that victory is already secured through Jesus, and encourages the congregation to live in that victory.

In this sermon, the speaker criticizes certain leaders who he believes are leading young people astray by portraying the Christian life as a game. He argues that this mindset affects various aspects of Christian culture, such as music and magazines. The speaker also mentions that he will be speaking at a convention of religious writers and editors, where he expects to have a more challenging and confrontational discussion. He emphasizes the importance of being a good soldier of Jesus Christ and willingly embracing hardship for the sake of the faith. The sermon concludes with a reference to the story of John Bunyan's "Christian entering heaven" from "The Pilgrim's Progress."

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the concept of "for the rest, finally" and its meaning. He explains that it does not imply that everything has been said, but rather that it is a continuation of the message. The preacher highlights the challenges and obstacles that Jesus faced throughout his life, from his birth to his death, as forces tried to divert him from fulfilling God's purpose. However, Jesus emerged triumphant, defeating the principalities and authorities. The sermon concludes with a call to believers to appropriate the unsearchable riches of Christ and to persevere in faith, just as Paul did, in order to receive the crown of righteousness.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the spiritual warfare that believers face. He emphasizes that our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces. The preacher highlights the power of God's weapons in this warfare, which can overthrow strongholds and bring every thought into obedience to Christ. He then moves on to discuss the creation of the earth and the restoration that God brought about after it was covered in darkness and water. The preacher emphasizes that everything physical is controlled by the spiritual, and that the unseen reality is more important than what is visible. He concludes by urging believers to be watchful and to recognize that the real battle is fought in the heavenly realms.