In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of conversation and warns against becoming consumed by screens and losing the ability to converse. He uses the example of Paul and the jailer to illustrate the power of preaching the word of God to bring salvation. The preacher then discusses the concept of coming to Jesus as the bread of life, emphasizing the need to come hungry and thirsty for spiritual nourishment. The sermon concludes with a reference to a prayer meeting by a riverside, highlighting the significance of prayer in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being called by God to be a teacher of the Scriptures. He shares his personal experience of being called by God to be a teacher and highlights the responsibility and accountability that comes with this role. The speaker also discusses the difference between the way men and women think and encourages listeners to be part of the solution rather than contributing to the problem. The sermon concludes with a warning from the book of Malachi about the consequences of not solving family problems and a reminder to seek God for guidance and faithfulness in fulfilling one's role.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of shaping one's life according to the word of God. They highlight the need to avoid filling one's mind with worldly influences that can distort our understanding of God and His ways. The first two chapters of Genesis are described as a world of truth, blessing, and God's provision for humanity. However, a major change occurs in chapter three when Satan introduces a new way that is contrary to God's plan. The speaker encourages listeners to seek a true understanding of God and His ways through the scripture.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the first part of Hebrews 4:15, which states that Jesus can sympathize with our needs and struggles. The speaker shares a personal anecdote about using relatable topics like sports to connect with people and show his humanity. He highlights how Jesus always identifies with the underdog and tells stories that demonstrate this, such as the laborers who came late receiving the first prize and the thief on the cross being promised paradise. The speaker encourages the audience to present this compassionate and understanding Jesus to the world, particularly to those who have been marginalized or trapped in a life of sin.

In this sermon, the speaker shares personal anecdotes about aging and the impact it has on individuals. He emphasizes that despite the physical changes that come with age, the focus should not be on external appearances but on the inner glow of God's presence. The speaker also highlights the influence parents have on their children, stating that their attitude and countenance can have a greater impact than words. He mentions a medical doctor's testimony about the power of reading scripture to a baby in the womb. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the concept of fiery trials and references the story of Daniel's friends who stood firm in their beliefs despite facing persecution.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the sad reality of mothers in his previous setting who were too busy with church activities to spend time with their children. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing one's true ministry, which may not always involve public attention or recognition. The preacher also discusses the concept of different roles and offices within the church, using the example of Philip's four daughters who were known for their prophesying. He concludes by referencing Joel 2:28-29, which speaks of the pouring out of the Holy Spirit on all flesh, including sons and daughters who will prophesy.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenges and responsibilities of being a mother. She shares anecdotes of her own experiences, highlighting the constant demands and interruptions that come with motherhood. Despite the difficulties, she emphasizes that God has called all of us to share in the work of redemption and that we are not qualified in ourselves. The speaker also encourages listeners to trust in God's plan, even when they cannot see how certain situations could possibly be for their good. She concludes by mentioning a letter she received from someone who wanted to hear about how God met her through a time of heartache in South America.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the impending judgment of God on the whole earth. He begins by describing the state of the earth, which is mourning and fading away, and its inhabitants, who have transgressed the laws and broken the everlasting covenant. The speaker emphasizes that the root cause of all our problems is the fall of man and our separation from God's grace. He highlights the universal rebellion against God, which will ultimately lead to a fearful judgment from God. The speaker references Isaiah chapter 24, where it is stated that the Lord will make the earth empty, waste, and scatter its inhabitants.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a situation where two young men were discussing why women are the ones who often take on the responsibility of spreading the message of God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action and not just sitting back with concepts. They highlight the dedication and sacrifice of women who go out to share the message, even in difficult circumstances. The speaker then transitions to discussing the biblical concept of the headship, stating that the head of every man is Christ, the head of the woman is the man, and the head of Christ is God. They encourage faithfulness in whatever role or responsibility one has been given, emphasizing that God will enable and empower those who are faithful.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of the Word of God in shaping the character of women, particularly in the context of marriage. He highlights that Jesus, as the great teacher and shepherd, guides us to embody qualities that reflect His beauty, such as holiness, submission, and a gentle spirit. The sermon draws from various scriptures, particularly in Titus and 1 Peter, to illustrate the roles and behaviors expected of women, encouraging them to model Christ-like attributes. Beach Jr. stresses that true adornment comes from within, focusing on godliness rather than outward appearances. He concludes by urging the congregation to remain anchored in the Word, allowing it to transform their lives.