In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Hebrews chapter 11 verses 32 to 40, which highlights the power of faith. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and accepting our weaknesses, as God can use them to turn them into strengths. The passage also mentions various biblical figures who demonstrated great faith and experienced miraculous victories and deliverance. The speaker encourages the audience to trust in God and follow these three steps to turn their weaknesses into strengths: becoming aware of their weaknesses, accepting them, and allowing God to work through them.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the concerns of those who question the intensity and radicalness of one's relationship with God. He emphasizes the importance of not just going through the motions of church attendance, but truly surrendering oneself to God's purposes. The speaker uses the example of Jesus in the tomb, highlighting the need for believers to acknowledge their weakness and rely on God's strength. He encourages listeners to come to a place of complete dependence on Jesus, where they can find rest for their souls. The sermon concludes with the story of three lepers who, despite their weakness, were used by God to cause an entire army to flee.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on God's strength and promises in times of weakness and uncertainty. The congregation is seen acknowledging their dependence on God and expressing their concerns about potentially being driven out of their land. The preacher highlights the role of God's word, delivered through the Holy Spirit and the servant of God, in providing direction and guidance to the people. The sermon also emphasizes the need for humility and recognition of God's sovereignty, as demonstrated through the example of Abraham and his descendants.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians to move beyond just receiving forgiveness of sins and to also seek deliverance from the principle of sin. He highlights the importance of appropriating both the death of Jesus for forgiveness and the life of the risen Lord for deliverance. The preacher acknowledges that many Christians struggle with spiritual growth and defeat, wondering why they experience so little victory. He uses the example of David, a man after God's own heart, who also faced desperate defeat and sin. The sermon concludes with a call to repentance and a reminder that true victory comes from acknowledging and addressing our spiritual need.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life and discipline of John Wesley, a Methodist preacher. Despite not being physically strong, Wesley dedicated his life to God and everything he had became the Lord's property. The speaker highlights Wesley's commitment to redeeming time and his fearless nature. The sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering one's ambitions and desires to God, and the power of God to use even the weakest things to confound the mighty. The speaker also contrasts the idea of strength and self-development with the biblical concept of waiting upon the Lord to renew one's strength.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by asking the audience if they have enough strength to face the challenges and temptations of the world. He emphasizes the importance of counting the cost before embarking on any endeavor, just as one would do before building a tower. The speaker then questions whether individuals have enough power in their testimony and faith to make a difference in their communities, especially in a society that is rapidly declining. He concludes by highlighting the need to forsake all and be fully committed to being a disciple of Christ, as stated in Luke 14:33. The sermon encourages listeners to have a clear vision, be prepared for evil, and seek wisdom from Proverbs 27:12.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the message that through the shed blood of Jesus Christ, believers are set free from the power of sin. The preacher encourages the congregation to respond to God's call for evangelists, reminding them that they are equipped by God's mercy and grace. The sermon highlights the importance of recognizing our own weaknesses and shortcomings in order to fully rely on God's strength. The preacher references the story of Isaiah and Paul to illustrate how God's grace sustains and empowers believers in their weaknesses.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses his weakness and inability to fully prepare for the message he is about to deliver. He emphasizes the importance of being open vessels for God's word to flow through, rather than relying on personal preparation. The speaker also discusses the concept of captivity and how it can be seen as a positive thing, bringing a measure of profound disappointment to those who are overly confident. He concludes by highlighting the contrast between the powerlessness of Jesus before the powers of the world and the new age of love and spirit power.

The video shown during the sermon provided an overview of the events and activities that have taken place at Times Square Church during the recent storm. The church staff and leadership, including pastors and elders, have shown incredible dedication and have been sleeping at the church to ensure the needs of the community are met. The video showcased the unity, cooperation, and joy among the church members as they worked together to serve and pray for the city. The speaker emphasized the importance of not hiding from human need and the belief that profound answers to prayer will be experienced.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Abraham and how God comes close to him to reassure him of his covenant promises. The speaker highlights how God speaks to Abraham as a friend and reveals his plans for judgment in Sodom. The urgency and sincerity with which Abraham restores his wife Sarah after a mistake is emphasized as a reflection of his high principles. The sermon also discusses the tragedy of moral and spiritual lapses among believers and the need for consistent excellence in following Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a young man who is highly educated and talented but struggles to succeed in his career. He seeks help from an older, wise man but initially rejects his counsel. Eventually, the young man realizes that the problem lies within himself and changes his thinking about who he is. He becomes successful by taking responsibility for his own actions and not blaming others or circumstances. The sermon emphasizes the importance of personal growth and self-reflection in achieving success.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening in our society. He believes that many people will wake up and realize the importance of returning to God and the house of God. The speaker highlights the violence, immorality, and lies that have become prevalent in our society and calls for a return to the simplicity of the preaching of the cross of Jesus Christ. He also mentions the importance of holding onto the promises of God and trusting in His power, even in times of weakness and disappointment. The speaker encourages believers to be prepared to teach and welcome those who are coming back to the house of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker acknowledges the presence of forces that seek to silence the voice of Christ and diminish the influence of Christianity in society. They emphasize that human plans have failed and that there is a need for believers to stand in weakness and rely on God's power. The speaker shares a personal experience of preaching in a war zone in Africa, where over a hundred thousand people responded to the message of forgiveness and salvation. The sermon concludes with a call for believers to boldly share the message of God's love and forgiveness with the current generation, despite opposition.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that our weaknesses and trials are not signs of God's judgment but rather opportunities for His power to manifest in our lives. He reflects on the apostle Paul's experience of finding strength in weakness, highlighting that self-reliance hinders God's work in us. By denying ourselves and taking up our crosses, we allow Christ to work through us, transforming our struggles into avenues for growth and maturity. Wilkerson encourages believers to view their challenges as evidence of God's love, leading them to ultimate victory. In surrendering our strength, we open ourselves to experience the fullness of Christ's strength.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a past conference where he had used scientific illustrations to convey spiritual truths. However, he realized that his approach had catered to the flesh and appealed to the educated rather than relying on the demonstration of the Spirit and power. The speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching in a way that allows God to confirm the message through signs and wonders. He references Mark 16:19-20, where Jesus ascends to heaven and the disciples go forth preaching with the Lord working with them and confirming the word with signs following. The speaker urges the audience to learn how to preach in a way that allows God to confirm the message and emphasizes the need for preaching that honors the Lord and is sealed with his confirming demonstration of power.