In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the Church's task of evangelizing the world. He highlights the word "world" and reminds the audience that God's love and Jesus' sacrifice were for the entire world. The speaker encourages the audience to have a global vision and not be limited to their own church or denomination. He also emphasizes that the evangelization of the world is the supreme task of the Church and shares his belief in the importance of spreading the gospel to the entire world. The sermon concludes with a personal anecdote about a successful evangelistic campaign at a famous church in the United States.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes that the true measure of our commitment to Christ is our active participation in world evangelization, which reflects His deepest desire. He challenges believers to expand their vision beyond their immediate surroundings and to embrace the call to reach all nations, as commanded by Jesus in Mark 16:15. Yohannan addresses common excuses that hinder involvement, urging listeners to prioritize eternal realities over worldly concerns. He encourages a personal inventory of one's life to assess whether it is centered on God's mission or personal gain. Ultimately, he calls for a willingness to respond to God's call with a heart ready to serve.

In this sermon, Kennedy emphasizes the importance of biblical balance and commitment in the Christian life. He uses the analogy of an airplane to illustrate the need for both wings and a fuselage for balance. He also highlights the reality of spiritual warfare and the need for zeal and tenacity in facing challenges. Kennedy discusses the cost of reaching the world for Christ and the need for a realistic perspective. He also addresses the issue of poverty and the responsibility of believers to respond with compassion and action. The sermon concludes with a call to change our ways and prioritize rest, family, and the human factor, even in the midst of zealous service to God. The biblical reference in the sermon is Luke 14, where Jesus speaks about counting the cost of discipleship.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of publishing the gospel among all nations before the end of this age. They believe that once every nation has had the opportunity to hear the message of salvation, Jesus Christ will take over the reins of government and rule the world for a thousand years. The speaker passionately appeals for the tools needed to finish the job of evangelizing the world, drawing inspiration from Sir Winston Churchill's plea for tools to win the war. They also discuss the challenge of evangelizing the world in this generation and illustrate it with the example of a billion dollars being invested in building churches but not enough being given for world evangelization. The sermon concludes by highlighting the need for churches to prioritize evangelization and overcome the obstacles of persecution.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spreading the Word of God to every person on the planet. He shares the story of Hudson Taylor, the founder of the ONF, and his belief that if giving the gospel once is not enough, then not giving it at all is even worse. The speaker highlights the need to reach the unreached people, especially in the Muslim world. He encourages the audience to join in the goal of distributing the Word of God in various forms, including film and cassette, to ensure that everyone has access to it. The sermon also touches on the spiritual warfare that comes with evangelizing the world and the need for faith and perseverance in the face of opposition.