In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a man who went to church to preach his last sermon. He was going through a difficult time in his life and nobody knew about his decision. During the sermon, he cried and wept, pouring out his heart. Afterward, he asked if anyone had heard God's message and was willing to respond and surrender. Seven people came forward. The preacher then reflects on the importance of having passion and joy in serving God, even in hostile environments. He contrasts the positive reports of the first two servants in a parable from Luke 19 with the negative attitude of the third servant. The sermon emphasizes the significance of calling, vision, and passion in our lives as Christians.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by reading from Psalm 40 and invites a young man named Steve to do the reading. The speaker discusses the concept of slavery and liberation as taught in the book of Deuteronomy and Exodus. He shares a powerful story from the history of Romania, where people protested against a dictator and were met with violence. The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer and the need for a transformed heart in order to receive a new song from God. He also expresses concern about the shift in modern worship songs towards focusing on feelings rather than biblical doctrines.

In this sermon, the preacher shares a powerful testimony of a man who came to church with the intention of killing his wife. However, as he listened to the message, God transformed his heart and he surrendered his violent intentions. The preacher emphasizes the importance of creating a loving and accepting environment for others to grow in their faith. He also highlights the need for believers to stay awake and alert, expecting God to move in their lives. The sermon concludes with a call to watch and pray, recognizing the challenges and dangers faced by Christians around the world.