In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sending laborers into the harvest fields of the world to spread the gospel. He shares a personal story about the impact of missionary work on his own life and poses the question of why anyone should hear the gospel twice before everyone has heard it once. The speaker urges the audience to take action by either going themselves or supporting missionaries financially. He concludes by stating that it is the responsibility of the Church to evangelize the world and fulfill the commands of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a friend who exemplifies the importance of serving others in times of need. He emphasizes that it is not enough to simply talk about Jesus and distribute literature, but we must also be ready to go the extra mile and help those in difficulty. The speaker encourages the audience to commit to becoming people of prayer and allowing a spiritual revolution to take place in their lives. He concludes by referencing Acts 1:8 and Romans 10, highlighting the importance of having a vision for reaching others with the gospel and being diligent in prayer and service.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the power of films in spreading the gospel and mentions a significant Christian film that he believes is the most important of all time. He shares how a film about Jesus produced by non-Christians in India has had a great impact on the Indian audience due to its dramatic nature. The speaker also reflects on the film "Chariots of Fire" and how it inspired him to recommit himself to running in God's race. He emphasizes the importance of discipline and setting goals, drawing inspiration from the apostle Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 9.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of leadership and motivating others in the context of spreading the word of God. He encourages the audience to take ownership and become mobilizers for the kingdom of God. The speaker shares personal anecdotes of individuals who were inspired by his teachings and made radical commitments to Jesus Christ. He also highlights the need for increased vision and a deepening relationship with God as the ultimate goal in life.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not being moved or discouraged by the challenges and burdens that come with ministry. He encourages listeners to renew their commitment to biblical ministry and to study and preach on Acts 20, which discusses feeding the flock of God. The speaker then shifts to Acts 23 and introduces the title of the message, "The Conspiracy." He highlights a specific conspiracy against the Apostle Paul, where certain Jews bound themselves under a curse to kill him. The speaker concludes by reminding listeners that it is normal for Christian leaders to face challenges and encourages them to persevere and get back up when they fall.

In this sermon, Martin Lloyd-Jones discusses the importance of aiming high in our Christian lives and not settling for small ambitions. He emphasizes the need to preach the gospel in regions beyond, highlighting the urgency of reaching tribes and people groups who have not yet heard the message of Jesus Christ. Lloyd-Jones challenges the audience to consider the contrast between the dedication and determination of mountain climbers in conquering physical challenges, and the lack of effort in reaching the world for Christ. He encourages the audience to read books such as "Spiritual Depression" by Michael Griffith and "Give Up Your Small Ambitions" to gain a deeper understanding of living a life of discipline and purpose in serving God.