In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of leaders in the church and the need for believers to have a proper attitude towards them. He emphasizes that our attitude towards leaders should be based on their lifestyle and conduct. The speaker also criticizes the idea of a personality cult and the excessive financial benefits some leaders receive. He then references 1 Timothy 5:17-25 to discuss the support and accountability of leaders in the church.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three end time parables from the Bible. The first parable is about the wise and foolish virgins, emphasizing the importance of being prepared. The second parable is about talents, where individuals are given talents according to their abilities, and they are expected to use them faithfully. The third parable is about the sheep and the goats, illustrating how acts of kindness towards God's people determine one's place in the final judgment. The preacher emphasizes the need to recognize the spiritual battle we are in and the eternal truth of God Almighty.

In this sermon on John chapter 10, the preacher discusses Jesus' teachings about his sheep and the sheepfold. He emphasizes that the life Jesus offers is not just an average life, but a life that reaches higher and delves deeper than superficial human experience. The preacher highlights the promise of the blessed hope of the church, which is a sharing in the glory of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that Christ is our life and that this eternal life is found only in him, not in religion or culture. The preacher also mentions a trend in Western society where people are saying no to the church but yes to Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker criticizes Rick Warren's preaching and argues that he misses the true essence of Christianity. The speaker believes that Warren's emphasis on finding purpose in life is misguided, as the true motivation for Christians should not be to be influential or successful. The speaker also mentions another preacher, Jake, who has a large congregation but denies the Trinity. The speaker warns against getting carried away by charismatic speakers and emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ as the true source of motivation and fruitfulness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the apparent contradiction between two Bible verses: 1 John 2:15, which advises not to love the world, and John 3:16, which states that God loved the world. The preacher explains that this is not a contradiction but a paradox, as the Bible is full of paradoxes that present real truths. The sermon emphasizes that while the Bible contradicts every aspect of life outside of Christ, it never contradicts itself. The preacher also highlights the importance of loving the Father instead of the world, as what we love will shape us.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Romans chapter 12, verse 1, which instructs believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to God. He emphasizes that God has one will for His people, not multiple options. The preacher also discusses the importance of following Jesus and allowing Him to shape and mold us according to His plan. He then delves into the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, highlighting the attitudes and conduct that are pleasing to God, such as humility, purity of heart, and showing mercy. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to align their lives with God's will and seek righteousness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the Hebrew words "Peshah" and "Abon," which are translated as transgression and iniquity. These words convey the ideas of rebellion, perversity, and depravity. The preacher explains that Christ was profaned, polluted, and defiled because of our depravity, and he suffered greatly to cleanse us from our rebellion and perversity. The sermon also touches on the concept of healing in the atonement, emphasizing that the phrase "with his stripes we are healed" does not solely refer to physical healing but also to spiritual healing. The preacher references Isaiah 53:5 and 1 Peter 2:24 to support these teachings.

In this video, the speaker addresses a crowd and encourages them to be quiet for the video recording. However, he tells the viewers at home to feel free to express their agreement or disagreement. He mentions a man from England who encouraged people to wait for something called "it," but the speaker disagrees with this approach, stating that the word of God should be analyzed and examined. He then briefly mentions a story from the Bible about an evil king named Ahab and a man named Naboth. The speaker warns against casting away rational thinking and warns against confusing the Holy Spirit with other spirits.

The video discussed in the sermon transcript is about the Toronto blessing, a phenomenon that attracted people from all over the world to attend services at the Toronto airport vineyard. The Toronto blessing is characterized by the experience of Holy Laughter, where people laugh uncontrollably. The speaker compares this phenomenon to the preaching of the word of God, stating that in the Toronto blessing, people become dumb and unable to speak or preach, while in the preaching of the word, women and children boldly declare the works of God. The speaker also mentions a book that highlights the differences between the Toronto blessing and the revival in the 1800s, emphasizing the strange and unusual behaviors associated with the Toronto blessing.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses how Jeremiah was supernaturally equipped and commissioned by God to carry out his mission. Jeremiah was sent to root out, pull down, destroy, and throw down the false things that were present in the nations and kingdoms. The preacher draws a parallel to Nehemiah, who was sent to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and had to first deal with the rubbish before finding the truth. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of justice and how a lack of justice can lead to judgment from God. The preacher highlights passages from Jeremiah 5 that depict God's search for justice and the consequences of not fearing Him.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing 1 Peter 4:17, which emphasizes the importance of not suffering as wrongdoers but rather as Christians who glorify God. The preacher then references a talk by John Jamison, the ex-commissioner of police, who highlighted the goal of the church as knowing Christ and making Him known to others. The sermon then shifts to John 14:6, a verse associated with Billy Graham, which declares Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life. The preacher also mentions Hebrews 12:14, which encourages believers to pursue peace and holiness in order to see the Lord.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the message of salvation as the central theme of the Bible. He highlights that God speaks in various ways, including through creation and through Jesus Christ, who is the heir of all things and the image of God. The preacher also discusses the importance of trouble preceding triumph and the need for the church to echo the call of the Holy Spirit in inviting others to come to Christ. He concludes by examining three passages of Scripture, including John 12:23-33, which portrays Jesus as the humble king riding on a donkey.

In this sermon, the preacher shares stories of individuals who have experienced a deep and lasting transformation through their surrender to Christ. One example is a man who was once a drunkard but surrendered his life to Christ and remained faithful until the age of 87. The preacher emphasizes that this transformation is not superficial but a result of the love of the Father being deposited in their lives through repentance and turning to God. The sermon also highlights the importance of being cautious about the influence of the world and the company we keep, as well as the significance of having a meek and quiet spirit that is pleasing to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping God's commandments as a sign of true faith. He warns that those who claim to know God but do not obey His commandments are liars. However, he also highlights the assurance of salvation that believers have through Jesus Christ, who serves as their advocate before God. The preacher also addresses the issue of transparency, urging Christians to live in the fear of God and avoid hypocrisy. The sermon concludes with a reference to Philippians 3:10, emphasizing the desire to know Christ and make Him known as the mission and vision of the Christian Witness Ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the signs of the end times and the millennium. He presents four different views on the return of Jesus Christ and expresses his own favored view. He emphasizes the importance of respecting differing opinions and acknowledges that God can bless those who disagree with him. The preacher also mentions a conversation with someone who is suing for $14 million in order to minister to the Jewish people and highlights the spiritual significance of the current events happening around the world.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses a vision from the book of Revelation where he sees a beast rising out of the sea with seven heads and ten horns. The beast is described as having characteristics of a leopard, bear, and lion, symbolizing its dominance and power. The preacher relates this vision to a recent event, possibly a funeral, that he observed and expresses his disgust with it. He then transitions to discussing the teachings of Jesus in the Bible, specifically focusing on the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the nature of the emerging church and identifies four hallmarks of the bride of Christ. The first hallmark is that the bride of Christ is characterized by life, emphasizing the importance of avoiding dead formal religion. The second hallmark is holiness, highlighting the need for believers to live a holy life. The third hallmark is unity, emphasizing the importance of unity within the church. The fourth hallmark is a love for the truth, emphasizing the importance of seeking and embracing the truth of God. The preacher also encourages the congregation to pray for the rain of God's blessings and discusses the prerequisites of effective prayer, including the attitude of approaching God with the desire to glorify Him. The objective of prayer is to share in eternal life and to know God. The sermon references various Bible verses, including John 14:6 and John 17:1-3, to support the points made.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the nature, power, and appeal of the gospel in the context of the bride of Christ. The preacher emphasizes that the preaching of the gospel has been entrusted to the bride, which is the true church. The preacher highlights the verses Revelation 22:17, Romans 1:16, and Luke 4:18-19 to support this idea. The sermon emphasizes that while angels bring messages, they do not preach the gospel, as it is the responsibility of the bride to do so.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the idea of knowing Christ and how it is measured. He emphasizes the importance of keeping God's commandments as a way to know that we truly know Christ. The speaker also highlights the significance of loving and being a part of God's family, even when disagreements arise. Additionally, the speaker mentions the concept of having an anointing from the Holy One, which allows believers to have a deeper understanding of God.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of knowing God and having eternal life. He emphasizes that the purpose of the book of 1 John is not to give us eternal life, but to help us know that we have eternal life. The speaker mentions that there are five signs that indicate whether we truly know Christ. He also discusses the need for the Church to be motivated and energized by the Holy Spirit in order to be effective in eternal terms.