God's Sovereignty

John Gill emphasizes that suffering for doing good is more honorable and beneficial than suffering for wrongdoing, as it aligns with God's will. He explains that all events, including the afflictions faced by believers, are under God's sovereign control, encouraging patience and submission in trials

David Wilkerson emphasizes the role of a pastor in responding to prophetic warnings about impending dangers. He reassures his congregation of God's sovereignty and control over all circumstances, urging them to understand the reality of God's wrath while also recognizing that it does not fall upon H

Andrew Murray emphasizes that God is the source of all life and existence, asserting that everything in the universe reflects His glory and power. He explains that the heavens and the earth are merely garments of God, who is the everlasting and unchanging 'I am that I am.' Murray encourages believer

Andrew Murray emphasizes the ultimate glory of God in the final consummation of all things, where Christ delivers the kingdom to the Father, highlighting that God will be all in all. He stresses that the essence of the Christian life is to aim for this divine glory, which is made possible through th

Chuck Smith emphasizes that God governs all aspects of life, reminding us that His authority is absolute and inclusive. He reflects on the Israelites' time at Horeb, illustrating how God disturbed their complacency to lead them toward progress and fulfillment. Smith highlights the importance of obed

Chuck Smith emphasizes the metaphor of God as the potter and believers as the clay, illustrating God's absolute power and interest in shaping our lives. He discusses how God molds us through trials and circumstances, urging us to remain pliable and receptive to His will. The sermon highlights the im

Chuck Smith emphasizes the relationship between God and humanity through the metaphor of the potter and the clay. He illustrates how God, as the potter, has absolute power and purpose for our lives, shaping us through the circumstances we encounter. The sermon highlights that while we may feel worth

Erlo Stegen emphasizes that God is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end of all things, asserting that our lives are under His sovereign control. He illustrates that regardless of human circumstances, God's purpose prevails, and we must recognize that our time on earth is appointed by Him.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the supremacy of Jesus Christ as the ultimate ruler over all kingdoms, highlighting the transient nature of worldly powers and the eternal reign of God. He reassures believers of God's protection amidst the chaos and suffering of the world, drawing parallels to biblical figure

George Warnock emphasizes the significance of the Ark of the Covenant and the mercy seat as God's dwelling place, illustrating how God initiates a relationship with humanity from His own nature rather than from human effort. He discusses the complexities of divine sovereignty and human responsibilit

George Warnock emphasizes God's sovereign plan in raising David as a new king-priest after Saul's failure, illustrating how God fulfills His purposes despite human shortcomings. He draws parallels between the anointing of David and the establishment of a royal priesthood, highlighting David's journe

David Wilkerson emphasizes that in times of global upheaval and fear, Jesus instructs us to look up and lift our heads, as our redemption is near. He reassures us that despite the chaos and distress in the world, we are to anchor our faith in God's Word, knowing that the devil and worldly troubles c

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the significance of understanding Isaiah's prophecies in the context of the surrounding nations that influenced Israel's history. He explains how Judah and Israel were caught between the powerful empires of Egypt and Assyria, leading to political alliances that Isaiah warned

G. Campbell Morgan explores the profound themes in 1 Samuel, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the human response to His reign. He illustrates how God adapts His methods through the lives of Samuel, Saul, and David, showcasing the transition from theocracy to monarchy and the consequences of disobed

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the sovereignty of God as depicted in the book of Daniel, illustrating how God's governance is evident in both historical events and prophetic visions. He highlights the importance of Daniel's faithfulness amidst adversity, showcasing God's wisdom and might in guiding n

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the unequal contest between God and man, illustrating that God always prevails against those who oppose Him. He uses the story of Balaam and the angel of the Lord to demonstrate how God stands in opposition to those who walk in disobedience. Tozer argues that true success is no

A.W. Pink emphasizes that true worship stems from recognizing God's sovereignty, which reflects His greatness and goodness. He explains that God's sovereignty is not tyrannical but is exercised with infinite wisdom and righteousness, leading to a proper attitude of godly fear, implicit obedience, an

T. Austin-Sparks explores the profound mystery of God's hidden ways, as expressed in Isaiah 45:15, where the prophet marvels at God's sovereignty in orchestrating Israel's restoration despite overwhelming odds. He emphasizes that God's methods often defy human understanding, as seen in the unexpecte

A.W. Tozer emphasizes that God is sovereign and not subject to superstitions or the whims of evil spirits. He argues that viewing God as vindictive or reliant on human rituals diminishes His majesty and power. Instead, Tozer highlights that God's nature is holy and loving, demonstrated through the s

Theodore Epp emphasizes that God is greater than man, a crucial understanding for finding answers during difficult times. Elihu's approach to Job highlights the importance of addressing faults without causing offense, a skill that can be cultivated through the Holy Spirit. Job's struggles stemmed fr

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the joy and assurance that comes from knowing God is sovereign and sees all injustices in the world. He reassures the righteous that God holds all power and will ultimately bring justice against tyranny and cruelty. Spurgeon encourages believers to remain patient and steadfa

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the profound mystery of God's eternal love and the incredible act of the Almighty assuming human nature to redeem mankind. He reflects on the atonement as a divine revelation, highlighting that such thoughts could never originate from man but are a manifestation of God's gra

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the prophetic voice of Jeremiah, who, despite facing rejection and apparent failure, remained faithful to God's calling. Jeremiah's ministry highlighted the contrasts between reliance on God (the Fountain) versus human efforts (the cisterns), the true Word of God versus f

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that God's discipline is always for our good, as illustrated in Hebrews 12:10. He explains that what God wills--whether it be sickness, weakness, poverty, reproach, or even death--is ultimately better for us than the opposite, as God's wisdom and goodness ensure that His pla

Art Katz addresses the deep-rooted enmity between Arabs and Jews, emphasizing that the current crisis in Israel must be viewed through a biblical lens. He argues that Israel's struggles reveal the heart condition of the Arab nations, and that true salvation for both groups lies in recognizing God's

F.B. Meyer emphasizes that the revolt against the young king, though appearing to be a mistake driven by human folly, was ultimately orchestrated by God to fulfill His divine purpose. The actions of the young king and his advisors, while seemingly misguided, were part of God's sovereign plan, demons

F.B. Meyer explores the duality of life's experiences through the metaphor of the Pleiades and Orion, emphasizing that while the Pleiades represent joy and hope, Orion symbolizes the storms and challenges we face. He illustrates that both the sweet influences of spring and the tempests of life are u

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of viewing earthly events from a heavenly perspective, as illustrated in Revelation 4:2, where John sees God's throne. He encourages believers to lift their heads and recognize that God is in control, especially as we approach the end times. Poonen highlights the

Zac Poonen emphasizes God's sovereignty in His choices, illustrating this through the examples of Abraham's sons, Isaac and Ishmael, and Jacob and Esau, as well as Moses and Pharaoh. He explains that God's selection is not based on human merit but on His divine will and mercy, reminding us that our

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the challenge to God's rights in His house, tracing the origins of this conflict back to the Garden of Eden where the serpent questioned God's command. He illustrates how throughout history, from the prophets to the New Testament, God's rights have been disregarded, culmi

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that all experiences, including afflictions, temptations, and even the sins of the saints, ultimately work for the good of those who love God. He reassures believers that every trial and tribulation serves to deepen their humility, holiness, and faithfulness, transforming sp

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that no plans or schemes of the devil or his followers can succeed against God's people, as the Lord's purposes are unshakeable and eternal. He reassures believers that God's constant presence provides protection and guidance, rendering the plots of the wicked powerless. Bro

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the profound truth that all aspects of our lives, including sorrows, comforts, miseries, mercies, dangers, and duties, are under God's sovereign control, as expressed in Psalm 31:15. He highlights the significance of the word 'times' in the plural, indicating that every mome

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the unchanging and sovereign purpose of God, asserting that His eternal plans are the foundation of all spiritual blessings and the assurance of salvation for believers. He explains that God's immutable essence, wisdom, goodness, sovereignty, and power ensure that no one can

Art Katz emphasizes the necessity of recognizing God's role in the secular affairs of men, particularly in the context of the land of Israel, which is often debated without acknowledging divine authority. He argues that the exclusion of God from political discussions leads to insincerity and unresol

Chuck Smith emphasizes the sovereignty of God in his sermon 'The Lord Reigneth,' illustrating the evidence of His reign through the universe, nature, and the intricate designs of creation. He addresses the question of why calamities exist if God reigns, attributing the world's ills to humanity's reb

Chuck Smith emphasizes the theme of God's faithful hand at work in the lives of His people, as seen in the restoration of the Jews after their captivity. He highlights God's promises through prophets like Jeremiah and Isaiah, who foretold their return and the role of King Cyrus in this restoration.

Chuck Smith emphasizes that God is our refuge and strength, contrasting the peace and confidence that faith brings with the fear and anxiety that doubt fosters. He explores the concept of 'The Lord of Hosts,' highlighting God's sovereignty over the universe, including the stars, angels, and nations.

Chuck Smith emphasizes that God's purposes are unchangeable and will ultimately prevail, regardless of the moral decay seen in society today. He discusses how God has established specific purposes for nations and individuals, and while these purposes may be delayed, they will not be disannulled. Smi

Chuck Smith emphasizes that striving against God ultimately harms ourselves, as God desires a better path for our lives and loves us deeply, wanting us to be with Him eternally. He warns that resisting God invites disaster, as Christ is the only answer for our sins, and rejecting Him means rejecting

Chuck Smith explores the profound truth of Isaiah 55:8, emphasizing that God's thoughts and ways are far beyond human understanding. He reflects on the common questions we ask about God's actions and the struggles we face when our desires do not align with His will. Smith encourages believers to tru

K.P. Yohannan shares a profound message about God as the potter and His people as the clay, emphasizing that just as a potter uses soft clay to create beautiful vessels, God seeks soft and pliable hearts to mold for His purposes. He contrasts human measures of worth, such as education and ability, w

Chuck Smith emphasizes that God's dealings with Israel serve as a parable for all humanity, illustrating His desire for everyone to turn to Him. He highlights that God intentionally places obstacles in our lives, including the ultimate challenge of facing the cross, to lead us toward repentance. Smi

Chuck Smith explores Genesis chapters 27 and 28, focusing on the complex dynamics of Isaac, Jacob, and Esau. He highlights Isaac's blindness and impending death, which leads to a deceptive scheme by Rebekah and Jacob to secure the blessing meant for Esau. Smith emphasizes God's sovereign choice in e

Chuck Smith explores the story of Joseph in Genesis 37-38, focusing on the dynamics of sibling rivalry and the consequences of favoritism within Jacob's family. Joseph, favored by his father, faces hatred from his brothers, leading to his betrayal and sale into slavery. The narrative highlights God'

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the significance of understanding the geopolitical context of Isaiah's prophecies, particularly the neighboring nations that influenced Israel and Judah. He explains how these nations, including Syria, Assyria, Babylon, Moab, Ethiopia, Egypt, Edom, Arabia, and Tyre, were embr

Erlo Stegen emphasizes God's sovereignty in the birth of Jesus Christ, illustrating how both Mary and Joseph exemplified obedience and trust in God's plan despite their challenging circumstances. Mary, a pure virgin, accepted her role with humility, while Joseph, initially shocked by the news of her

Erlo Stegen emphasizes God's perfect planning in the birth of Jesus, illustrating how even a powerful ruler like Caesar Augustus was used to fulfill divine prophecy. He highlights the significance of Jesus being born in Bethlehem, a humble town, rather than the royal city of Jerusalem, symbolizing H

John Nelson Darby reflects on the Book of 1 Samuel, emphasizing God's sovereignty and grace in the face of Israel's failures. He discusses how God provided Samuel as a prophet when the priesthood failed, and how the introduction of kingship marked a shift in Israel's relationship with God. The sermo

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the contrast between God's divine plan and human actions, illustrating how the decree of Caesar Augustus, though seemingly significant, was merely a tool for fulfilling God's prophecy of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem. He highlights the humble circumstances of Christ's birth,

John Nelson Darby explores the promises made to the Jews in Romans 9-11, emphasizing God's unwavering faithfulness despite Israel's disobedience. He highlights that not all who are of Israel are true heirs of the promises, as God's sovereignty and grace extend to both Jews and Gentiles. Darby explai

David Wilkerson emphasizes the majesty and power of God as the righteous King who governs all of creation with unchanging laws. He highlights that God's testimonies and decrees are reliable and eternal, as seen in the natural order and the movements of celestial bodies. Wilkerson reassures us that G

David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of looking to God amidst the chaos and turmoil of the world, reminding believers that despite the overwhelming events and moral decline, God remains sovereign and in control. He reassures the faithful that the Lord governs all nations and that nothing occurs

David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of focusing on God's greatness, using the awe-inspiring experience of astronaut Charlie Duke as a metaphor for recognizing the Creator's power. He reflects on God's dialogue with Job, where God reveals His sovereignty over creation, urging Job to shift his p

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the centrality of God in the Bible, beginning with 'In the beginning God' and concluding with the revelation of Jesus Christ. He highlights that God's presence is essential for understanding our purpose and fulfilling our needs, as seen in the lives of biblical figures like A

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the profound message of Exodus, illustrating God's divine methods and the responsibilities of humanity. He explains that the book reveals God's sovereignty, righteousness, and judgment, while also highlighting the importance of worship and obedience in the salvation of

Greek Word Studies for an aid_number 34619 preaches on the significance of being 'poor in spirit,' emphasizing the humility and acknowledgment of spiritual bankruptcy before God. This poverty of spirit is not about material lack but about recognizing our utter dependence on God and our unworthiness

This sermon delves into the prophetic lamentation of the impending destruction of Pharaoh, his armies, and the great Egyptian nation, challenging the false hope placed in Egypt's military might against Nebuchadnezzar. It emphasizes the consequences of relying on earthly power rather than God's sover

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Gideon from the book of Judges. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing our weakness and dependence on God. The speaker highlights how Gideon's strength and boldness came from his awareness that he was nothing without God's help. The sermon conc

Allan Halton preaches about the wondrous and sovereign workings of God in fulfilling ancient prophecies and orchestrating events to bring about the birth of Jesus, the promised Messiah. Through the journey of a young couple to Bethlehem, the appearance of a significant star, and the visit of the mag

Anne Bradstreet, in her sermon, expresses her deep reverence for the Lord, acknowledging her own inadequacies and pleading for His intervention to lift her sinking heart and revive her spirit. She reflects on the transient nature of life, likening it to a fragile spider's web that can be cut off at

Anne Dutton preaches about finding strength and comfort in God during times of deep sorrow and loss. Despite facing overwhelming grief and feeling like sinking in deep waters, she acknowledges the presence of God's everlasting arms supporting her and providing her with strength. Through faith and tr

Anne Dutton preaches on the theme of enduring great and sore troubles as part of God's plan for His dearest children, emphasizing the faith required to trust in God's deliverance and restoration. She highlights the experiences of King David, Jesus Christ, and the apostles as examples of facing immen

Anne Dutton preaches about God's extraordinary grace in using the unworthy and vile to display His power and glory, emphasizing that our weaknesses and imperfections only serve to magnify His greatness. She highlights how God chooses the most unfit and transforms them into vessels of honor, showcasi

Anne Dutton preaches a powerful message on the calling of God for ministry, reassuring the preacher of God's ability to strengthen the weak and unworthy vessels He chooses for His work. She emphasizes that God's sovereignty is displayed in selecting the least and most unfit individuals to showcase H

Anne Dutton shares a testimony of how the Lord sustained her through affliction, reminding us of God's promise to be with us in times of trouble and His faithfulness to deliver us. She emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God's will, trusting in His timing and ways, and finding peace and com

Anne Dutton preaches on the petition 'And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil' from Matthew 6:13. She explains the meaning of temptation in various forms - from God, Satan, men, and our own hearts, encompassing afflictions and sins. Dutton emphasizes the importance of looking up to

Anne Dutton preaches about trusting in God's sovereignty and goodness, emphasizing the importance of patiently waiting for His deliverance and finding joy in glorifying Him even in times of trial. She encourages believers to see trials as opportunities to bring glory to God, knowing that His love an

Anne Dutton preaches about the boundless grace of God through Jesus Christ, emphasizing how God's mercy and sovereignty work to save sinners and prepare them for eternal glory. She highlights the righteousness of Christ's life and death as the channel through which grace reigns, justifying believers

Anton Bosch emphasizes the power of the small words 'if' and 'but' in the Bible, showing how 'but God' can completely change the outcome of situations. He highlights how 'but God' appears 45 times in the Bible, signifying God's intervention and sovereignty over human circumstances. Through various v

Anton Bosch preaches about the misconception that God needed us for salvation due to our perceived value or merit, emphasizing the pride and deceitfulness of the human heart that blinds us to our own sinfulness and the absolute holiness of God. He highlights the need to understand our desperate stat

Anton Bosch preaches on the story of Abraham and Sarah, highlighting their struggles with age, infertility, and doubts while waiting for God's promise of descendants to be fulfilled. God required Abraham to be circumcised, symbolizing his willingness to surrender his own abilities and trust in God's

Anton Bosch delves into the ultimate purpose of God in His dealings with mankind, emphasizing that God's highest purpose is Himself, not centered around man or the church. The focus is on bringing glory to God, with all things created through Him and for Him, so that He may have preeminence. The goa

Anton Bosch delves into the profound truth of Romans 8:31, emphasizing the significance of the word 'if' in the verse as a warning that God may not always be for us. He highlights various instances in the Bible where God is against disobedience, pride, and those who suppress the truth. However, for

Anton Bosch preaches about the misconception of tenure in the Kingdom of God, emphasizing that length of service is not a determining factor for position, entrance into heaven, or special treatment. He highlights examples from the Bible where those who came late to faith surpassed long-time believer

Anton Bosch discusses the people's desire for material provision and political reform during Jesus' time, highlighting the danger of appealing to people's felt needs and imposing our agenda on God. He emphasizes that God's timing and intentions are sovereign, and any attempt to rush His plan is rebe

Aphraates preaches about the prophetic visions in the book of Daniel, highlighting the rise and fall of kingdoms, the humbling of the proud, and the ultimate victory of God's Kingdom. He emphasizes the importance of humility, as seen in historical events where those who exalted themselves were event

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the profound truths revealed in Romans chapters 9-11, focusing on God's sovereignty and His dealings with Israel. He emphasizes Paul's deep sorrow and yearning for his fellow Jews who rejected the salvation of God. Gaebelein highlights the unconditional election

This sermon emphasizes the importance of nations recognizing God's sovereignty over the earth and their need to repent and seek after Him. It delves into the significance of nations, their rebellion against God, the role of Israel in God's plan, and the impending judgment on the world. The message c

Arthur John Gossip preaches about God's relentless pursuit of His children, refusing to let them settle for mediocrity or comfort, constantly challenging them to step out of their comfort zones and embark on new adventures with Him. Despite our resistance and desire for a mundane life, God shakes up

The preacher, Greek Word Studies, delves into the concept of grumbling, which is an audible expression of unwarranted dissatisfaction or discontent, often done in low tones or behind-the-scenes. Grumbling can reflect secret debates or displeasure not openly avowed, as seen in the Bible verses where

This sermon emphasizes the importance of casting all our cares upon God, highlighting that this promise is specifically for the humble, repentant, believing, obedient, renewed, and elect individuals. It cautions against applying promises to those not included in them and stresses the personal concer

The preacher delves into the concept of 'Footstool' as mentioned in the Bible, symbolizing God's authority and power over all things. The footstool represents a place of worship and reverence, emphasizing God's holiness and sovereignty over heaven and earth. Through various verses in the Old and New

This sermon reflects on the massive turnout at the funeral of brother Bucksing, where people from various countries and religions gathered to pay their respects. It emphasizes the unity and respect shown across different faiths, breaking religious traditions. The message echoes brother Bucksing's te

Bakht Singh preaches on Mary's faith and submission to God's plan despite the seemingly impossible circumstances of becoming pregnant as a virgin. He emphasizes the importance of believing God's Word against all odds, being submissive to God's plan, and not worrying about the consequences or insults

Bakht Singh preaches on the importance of putting our hope in God, drawing parallels between the sons of Korah who were saved by grace and the New Testament Church. He emphasizes that despite difficult situations and feelings of abandonment, we must consistently trust God and never lose hope in Him,

Barry Kirk preaches about the deep waters that God's people are facing, drawing parallels from biblical stories like Noah, the Red Sea, the Jordan, and Jonah. Even in obedience to the Lord, challenges arise, often stemming from unbelief. The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's abun

The preacher delves into the multifaceted nuances of the Greek word 'oligos,' which can refer to being small in number, time, distance, size, or degree. The term is used in various contexts throughout the Bible, highlighting the significance of 'little' in God's economy. Believers are encouraged to

Bernard Fell preaches about the assurance that all things work together for good for those who love God, emphasizing how God weaves both good and challenging experiences in our lives to fulfill His will and create a beautiful pattern. He uses analogies like a surgeon's knife saving a life, head-wind

Bernard Fell preaches about the unity of believers under Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd, who brings salvation and eternal life to all nations. He emphasizes God's sovereignty over creation, His protection over His people, and His faithfulness in keeping His promises. The sermon highlights the intim

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of progressive learning in the Christian faith. He discusses two key lessons that believers must learn: the consciousness of their own impotence and a strong desire for a better life found in the full revelation of Christ's ability to save comple

The preacher delves into the concept of 'Unfathomable', describing it as that which cannot be traced out or comprehended by human minds, using the Greek word 'anexichniastos'. This term is used to illustrate the incomprehensibility of God's ways and thoughts, emphasizing that His philosophy and decr

Bishop M.A. Lalachan emphasizes the inevitability of change in life, cautioning against dwelling solely on the past or present to avoid missing out on the future. Quoting Psalm 102:25-27, he reminds the congregation of the transient nature of earthly things compared to the eternal constancy of God.

Bob Hoekstra preaches on the importance of living by grace, emphasizing the need to look to the Lord to work in and through our lives. Despite facing threats, attacks, and betrayals, like David did, we are encouraged to make heartfelt confessions declaring the Lord as our God. David's unwavering tru

This sermon focuses on the importance of trusting in God's plan and timing, even when we face uncertainty or challenges. It emphasizes the need to have faith and patience, knowing that God's ways are higher than our own, and His timing is perfect. The message encourages listeners to surrender contro

Bob Hoekstra preaches on the importance of fully yielding to the Lord as the divine Commander in our battles, just as Joshua did before the first battle at Jericho. Joshua's encounter with the Commander of the army of the LORD demonstrates the need for God to be in charge of our victories. Through v

Bob Hoekstra preaches on the consequences of pride as seen in the life of King Nebuchadnezzar, who boasted about his own greatness and power, leading to God's judgment and the loss of his kingdom. The contrast is drawn between Nebuchadnezzar's prideful evaluation of his kingdom and David's humble ac

Bob Hoekstra preaches about the certainty and fulfillment of all the promises of God through Jesus Christ. The promises of God can be both encouraging and challenging, but they are all guaranteed realities. Jesus Christ is the faithful and sure foundation of these promises, ensuring that every word

Brent Barnett preaches on the story of Esther, emphasizing how her life exemplifies God's sovereignty and providence, even when His name is not explicitly mentioned. Esther's pivotal role in saving the Jewish nation showcases how God orchestrates events in our lives for His purpose, just as He did f

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of pride and the desire for recognition and reputation among the believers. He rebukes the idea of reinterpreting the gospel as a philosophy and setting up apostles as competing philosophers. The speaker emphasizes that the gospel of Jesus Christ is no

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing that it is God who works in and through people, rather than focusing on the achievements of individuals. The speaker criticizes the tendency in some ministries and Christian TV shows to glorify and elevate certain individuals as "g

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that everything that happens in our lives is under the control of God's loving hands. The speaker highlights various verses from the Bible to explain why God does what He does. Jesus, in his ministry, assures his disciples that although he will be leaving them,

This sermon delves into the story of Moses and Aaron confronting Pharaoh in Egypt, showcasing God's power through various plagues directed at the Egyptian gods. Despite the miraculous signs, Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, illustrating the resistance to God's will. The narrative highlights the ong

This sermon delves into the detailed account of the plagues in Exodus, showcasing God's power over the gods of Egypt and His deliverance of Israel. The narrative highlights the significance of the Passover, symbolizing redemption through the blood of the Lamb and the victory over sin. The instructio

This sermon emphasizes God's unconventional ways of choosing and using ordinary, humble individuals for His purposes, contrasting with the world's standards of wisdom and power. It highlights the importance of humility, availability, and reliance on God's enabling rather than personal abilities. The

This sermon delves into the story of Jacob and how his human weaknesses and attempts to manipulate situations led to consequences, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's plan and not relying on our own efforts. It highlights the need to yield to God's work, seek His guidance, and avoid tryi

The sermon transcript discusses the quest for security and the tendency of people to seek it in worldly things rather than in God. The speaker emphasizes the need for a ministry of hope, comfort, and faith for those facing life's battles and struggles. The transcript also highlights the importance o

This sermon is a powerful message of encouragement and empowerment for those feeling weak and battling fear and dismay. It emphasizes the need to surrender our own strength, plans, and efforts to God, trusting in His supernatural power to bring victory and fulfill His promises. The speaker uses the

This sermon from Psalms 2 emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty amidst societal challenges and the need for the Church to be a restraining influence against evil. It calls for a return to a deep relationship with God, acknowledging our weaknesses and allowing Him to work through

This sermon emphasizes putting confidence in God in the midst of fearful times, drawing parallels between the experiences of John in Revelation and Moses in Exodus. It encourages believers to trust in God's faithfulness, sing songs of victory, and declare the coming triumph of Christ, despite the ch

This sermon from Matthew 27 and 28 titled 'Sealing the Stone and Setting the Guard' emphasizes the futile attempts of men to suppress the power of God, paralleling the guards sealing Christ's tomb to modern-day efforts to silence the name of Jesus. The message highlights the victory of Christ's resu

This sermon from 1 Kings chapter 19 titled 'Still Small Voices' emphasizes the power of a small, still voice of God in times of discouragement and spiritual conflict. It highlights the need for believers to find strength and encouragement in God's quiet confidence, even amidst societal chaos and opp

This sermon from James chapter 4 focuses on the theme of humility and surrendering to God's will. It emphasizes the need to let go of self-effort, pride, and worldly desires, and to fully trust in God's plan for our lives. The message highlights the importance of resisting the devil, drawing near to

This sermon from 1 Kings chapter 18 emphasizes that victory comes when all other sources of victory have failed. It calls for a return to God's original purpose for our lives, highlighting the need for humility, surrender, and a willingness to be used by God to turn hearts back to Him. The message u

This sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting God in impossible situations, encouraging believers to step out in faith and pray for revival and transformation in their lives and communities. It highlights the power of prayer, the need to glorify God's name, and the assurance that God can bring l

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the title given to Christ as a counselor. He explains that Christ is a counselor in three ways: as God's counselor, as our counselor in times of trouble, and as a counselor for those seeking worldly greatness. The preacher emphasizes that God's ways may seem ro

In this sermon, the preacher describes a scenario where a reputable and upright tradesman is confronted with the truth that he is a condemned sinner, just like a thief on the cross. The preacher questions whether this man would believe and truly feel his sinfulness. The preacher then goes on to desc

Charles E. Cowman shares a powerful story of faith and trust in God, recounting an experience with George Mueller where Mueller's unwavering belief in God's faithfulness led to a miraculous clearing of fog at sea. Mueller's steadfast faith challenges us to trust in God's control over every circumsta

Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the unwavering faith of Abraham in God's promises, highlighting how Abraham's focus was on the Almighty One rather than his own limitations. Abraham's unyielding belief in God's abundant ability to fulfill His promises led him to grow stronger in faith despite the challe

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of trusting God's ways even when we do not understand them, using examples from the lives of Mary, Martha, Abraham, Moses, Joseph, and Jacob. He emphasizes the need to believe in God's plan and promises, even in the midst of confusion, sorrow, and dela

Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding comfort and strength in God during times of sorrow and pain, emphasizing the importance of going through valleys of trouble to experience God's comforting presence and to learn valuable lessons in grace. He encourages embracing both sorrow and joy in life, tr

Charles E. Cowman reflects on the story of the Lord bringing an east wind to bring locusts upon Egypt, and how the stormy winds were used by God to deliver Israel from the cruel Pharaoh. He emphasizes the mysterious ways in which God's power and protection are displayed through the stormy winds, lea

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how God, like a skilled lapidary, knows how to deal with His most priceless jewels, even when allowing stinging blows in our lives. Just as a precious gem is cut and shaped to reveal its true beauty, God works in our lives to bring out our most radiant and splendid s

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the profound testimony in Psalms 4:1, highlighting how God's moral government works through distress to bring about enlargement in our lives. Using Joseph's story, he emphasizes that suffering and sorrow are essential for personal growth and empathy towards others. Just

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of seeing God in everything, trusting in His wisdom, power, and unchanging love even in the midst of sorrows and losses. By acknowledging God's presence in all circumstances, we can find peace, patience, and gratitude, viewing challenges and difficult

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the powerful concept of God being still and watching over His people, using the example of Assyria's downfall despite their advance against Ethiopia. This stillness does not indicate approval but rather God's perfect timing to intervene and bring about justice. Just as

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the comforting assurance that God knows the way His people take, even in the midst of trials and challenges. He highlights the image of God as an Almighty Guide, leading His people through both difficult and joyful paths, refining them like gold in the process. The s

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the profound assertion by the Apostle Paul in Romans 8:28 that all things work together for good to those who love God. He emphasizes that this includes every aspect of life, from the smallest daily events to significant moments in our spiritual journey. Cowman illustra

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the sovereignty of God's will, emphasizing that nothing can happen in the life of a believer without God's permission. This truth should lead to a life filled with continuous gratitude and joy, knowing that God's will is always working for our good if we are surrende

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of enduring great trials to strengthen our faith, drawing inspiration from the unwavering faith of Abraham in Romans 4:18-19. He emphasizes that the strongest faith is developed in the midst of great afflictions, teaching us to hold onto God's promises

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the immediate action of God when we truly commit our burdens to Him, emphasizing the need to roll our sorrows, difficulties, needs, and anxieties onto the Lord. The message highlights the assurance that God is actively working on our behalf when we trust in Him, urging

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the purpose of trials and hardships in the lives of believers, emphasizing that God hedges in His own to preserve them, even though they may not always understand His ways. Through every trial, there are opportunities for God's light to shine through, and every pain

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the waves and billows of life being under God's control, whether they bring challenges or blessings, and how God promises to bring us through them to a place of safety and peace. He emphasizes that God uses trials and conflicts as opportunities for us to grow stronge

Charles E. Cowman delivers a powerful sermon on unwavering trust in God, drawing inspiration from Job 13:15 and 2 Timothy 1:12. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith in God's goodness and sovereignty, even in the midst of trials and unanswered prayers. Cowman encourages believers to anch

Charles E. Cowman preaches on glorifying the Lord in the midst of trials and afflictions, emphasizing the need for perfect faith in God's goodness and love even in fiery trials. He encourages believers to believe that God can bring forth something greater for His glory through these trials. The serm

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the story of Joseph, highlighting how even in difficult circumstances like being in prison, God's presence can bring blessings and prosperity. Joseph's attitude of trust and joy in God's plan allowed him to thrive even in captivity, showing the importance of avoiding se

Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding comfort in suffering and how those who have endured trials can become sources of strength and wisdom for others. He emphasizes the importance of not only enduring suffering but also learning from it to better serve others according to God's will. Through the

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of rolling our cares and burdens onto God, emphasizing the need to trust in Him completely and commit our ways to His approval through continuous faith. He highlights the peace and freedom that come from surrendering our worries to the Father, allowing us

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the mystery of God's plan in our lives, using the analogy of the cedar tree from Lebanon being cut down to be placed in the Temple of God. Just like the cedar tree, God's dealings in our lives may seem dark and mysterious, but He has a noble purpose to make us pillar

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the mysterious ways of God, highlighting how God often leads His children into difficult situations that seem impossible to escape from, but are perfectly orchestrated by Him for the display of His grace and power. Despite the perplexity and seriousness of the circum

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea by the children of Israel, emphasizing the power of God to make a way where there seems to be no way. He encourages believers to trust in God's command, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles, knowing that God wi

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the transformative work of God in our lives, using the analogy of a plowman in a meadow. He reflects on how God, like a skilled plowman, sometimes disrupts the beauty and comfort in our lives to prepare us for a bountiful harvest. Cowman encourages the congregation t

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how God uses difficulties and challenges in our lives to bring out beautiful music, just like a tempest that finally made the Aeolian harp produce enchanting strains. He emphasizes that sometimes it takes storms and trials to reveal the true strength and power within

Charles E. Cowman preaches about God's loving challenge to believe in His power to fulfill our deepest desires, even those we have given up hope on. He emphasizes that if our desires align with God's will, He intends to make them a reality, no matter how impossible they may seem. The key is to have

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the challenging aspect of waiting on the Lord, emphasizing the need for patience and trust in God's timing. He highlights the purpose behind God's delays, encouraging believers to stay faithful in their current circumstances and not to break through God's hedges prematu

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the purpose of trials and troubles in our lives, emphasizing that they showcase God's strength and grace, teaching us dependence on Him and the importance of trusting in His care. Through difficulties, we learn to lean on God's hand and not on our own strength, ultimate

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the treasures found in the midst of trials, emphasizing that difficult situations are opportunities for God to prove His love to us. He encourages believers to see every challenge as a manifestation of God's glory, turning clouds into rainbows and mountains into path

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of earnestly seeking answers to our prayers, emphasizing the need for Christians to be vigilant and expectant in their petitions to God. He highlights that every prayer made in faith, according to God's will and in Jesus' name, will be fully answered, eit

Charles E. Cowman delivers a powerful sermon on the dangers of trying to navigate through darkness by our own means, using the analogy of kindling our own fires and walking in the sparks we create. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in the Lord's timing and ways, rather than seeking premature

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of trusting in God's Word, emphasizing that faith is not based on feelings or outward appearances but solely on the promises of God. He encourages believers to see trials as opportunities for God to work in their lives, leading to a deeper understanding o

Charles E. Cowman delivers a sermon on the transformative process of being shaped by God, drawing parallels between the stones used in construction and our own lives. He emphasizes how trials and challenges refine us, much like how stones are shaped and chiseled to fit into a greater purpose. Cowman

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the theme 'Shut up to faith' based on Galatians 3:23, emphasizing how God often allows circumstances and trials to shut us up to faith, leading us to realize our helplessness and the need to trust in God's way of faith. The sermon highlights examples like Moses, Paul, S

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how God uses pressure and opposition in our lives to generate spiritual force and bring more power into our lives. He compares this process to the production of electricity through the revolution of wheels and friction. Just as the centripetal and centrifugal forces

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how disasters and storms in life can lead us to great acts of prayer, enriching us with the sweetness of religion that warms our souls long after the storm has passed. Just like a storm in spring brings devastation but also leaves behind ambrosial flowers and greener

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the power of faith and the hindrance of unbelief in receiving God's promises. He emphasizes that unbelief leads to sorrow and hinders us from experiencing the forgiveness, power, and hope that God offers. Cowman highlights the importance of believing in God's sovereignt

Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding God's glory and peace in the midst of captivity and afflictions, emphasizing the importance of accepting our situations and turning them to the best possible account. He highlights how trials and afflictions can lead to fresh revelations of God, encouraging l

Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the importance of faith in believing without seeing, drawing parallels to Peter walking on water and Abraham's trust in God's promises despite his own limitations. He highlights the need to trust in God alone, even when results are not immediately visible, and to stand f

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the comforting truth that God, as our heavenly Father, knows and understands all things, even when we are faced with challenges and questions that seem unfair or difficult to comprehend. Through the story of a little girl's profound response to a tough question, he emph

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how God brings about His greatest victories out of apparent defeats. Despite the enemy seemingly triumphing for a little while, God ultimately upsets the work of the enemy and turns the way of the wicked upside down, resulting in a larger victory. Using the story of

Charles E. Cowman uses the analogy of a harper lovingly tuning his harp to illustrate how God, in His jealousy and love for us, works to bring harmony and alignment in our lives. Just as the harper patiently adjusts each string to produce beautiful melodies, God lovingly corrects and refines us thro

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of living by faith, emphasizing that faith should not be based solely on feelings or emotions, but on the fact of God's presence within us. He encourages believers to trust in God's word and power more than their own experiences, reminding them that Chris

Charles E. Cowman, inspired by a parable, reflects on the sovereignty of God's kingdom over all aspects of life. The story illustrates a lesson on trusting God's wisdom and authority, even when faced with uncertainties and desires for change. It emphasizes the importance of surrendering our will and

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the ministry of great sorrow, drawing parallels to the earthquake that ploughs the mountains but ultimately leads to beauty, grace, and God's everlasting peace. He emphasizes that just as God ploughs the mountains to bring forth beauty and freshness, our lives may fa

Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the power of faith in claiming God's promises, transforming them from mere promises to prophecies that must come to pass because God cannot lie. He highlights the importance of shifting from faith to sight, trusting in God's goodness and sovereignty rather than our own u

Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding comfort and purpose in life's disappointments by recognizing that every circumstance, whether good or challenging, is orchestrated by God for our growth and His glory. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty and provision, even in times

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how God uses crises, trials, and obstacles in our lives to bring us to a place of deeper faith, knowledge of God, and reliance on His grace. Just as Jacob, David, and Paul were compelled to grow in faith through challenges, we too can experience God's faithfulness an

Charles E. Cowman preaches about God being our refuge and strength, a present help in trouble, emphasizing that God's timing in helping us is perfect as He first adjusts us to the trouble and teaches us valuable lessons through it. Cowman highlights the importance of being calm and quiet in the mids

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of trust in God, highlighting how trust goes beyond mere belief or faith, as it involves leaning on God's love and character with the heart. Despite delays, difficulties, denials, and uncertainties, he encourages believers to continue trusting in God, ass

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the importance of waiting on God's timing and trusting His plans, even when faced with unexpected delays or obstacles. He emphasizes the need to surrender our desires and plans to God, acknowledging that His ways are higher and His timing is perfect. Through the exam

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of giving thanks to God always for all things, emphasizing that even in the midst of evil or difficulties, God can bring blessings and harmony out of them if we allow Him to work in our lives. He compares the challenges we face to black dots and spots, hi

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the faith and patience required when God's answer to our prayers is 'No,' emphasizing that God has a reason for every denial and that He often answers prayers in a richer way than expected. He encourages believers to trust in God's sovereignty, whether the answer is

Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding rest and peace in God amidst life's storms, emphasizing the futility of worrying when God is in control. He encourages believers to trust in God's sovereignty, reminding them that God is the Master of all circumstances and that His love and comfort are ever-p

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on two passages from the Bible: Revelation 4 and Mark 4. In Revelation 4, John sees a vision of God on his throne, surrounded by creatures praising him. The preacher explains the significance of the sealed scroll in God's right hand. In Mark 4, Jesus calms a fier

This sermon delves into the concept of growth in the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the partnership between human responsibility and God's supernatural work within believers. It explores the process of growth as a gradual, mysterious, and miraculous journey orchestrated by God, leading to a certain out

Chip Brogden preaches on the theme 'The heavens do rule' from Daniel 4:26b, highlighting the spiritual conflict faced by the Remnant in Babylon, where the enemy attacks but the Lord delivers, demonstrating the establishment of the Testimony through adversity. The Testimony is not just words but a li

This sermon emphasizes the importance of calling upon the Lord in times of trouble, highlighting the assurance that God hears and answers prayers, even when His responses may not align with our expectations. It explores the concept of God showing great and mighty things beyond our understanding in r

This sermon delves into the story of Jonah, emphasizing the importance of not running from God's call and the consequences of believing lying vanities. It highlights Jonah's stubbornness, the miracles in the story, the repentance of Nineveh, and the lesson Jonah learned about forsaking his own merci

In this sermon, the speaker uses the analogy of a potter and clay to illustrate how God shapes and molds our lives. The speaker emphasizes the importance of patience and perseverance in allowing God to work in our lives. The potter's wheel represents the circumstances and experiences that God uses t

This sermon reflects on the wisdom and knowledge of God displayed in the intricate details of creation, from the propagation of seeds to the functioning of the human body. It emphasizes God's sovereignty in caring for the wilderness and orchestrating salvation for both Jews and Gentiles, showcasing

This sermon emphasizes the act of worshiping God with a perfect heart, just as David and the people willingly offered their resources for the building of the temple. It reflects on how all things belong to God, and we are called to offer back to Him what is already His. The message highlights the gr

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of a king who sought the Lord's guidance through a minstrel's music. The Lord instructed the king to make a valley full of trenches, promising that it would be filled with water even without rain or wind. The speaker emphasizes the importance of a natu

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the preaching of Jonah to the Ninevites, where there was no message of repentance, hope, grace, or salvation. Jonah preached a message of doom and gloom, stating that destruction would come in 40 days. Surprisingly, the people repented and hoped for God's mercy

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of remembering God in one's youth. He highlights that most conversions to Jesus Christ happen during the teenage years and encourages young people to commit their lives to God before the challenges of old age come. The preacher also discusses th

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the response of God to Moses' despair and the increasing hardships faced by the children of Israel under Pharaoh's rule. God assures Moses that He will show His power to Pharaoh and that he will not only let the Israelites go, but also drive them out of the la

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how God often leads us one step at a time, which can be challenging for us. He uses the examples of Abraham and Philip to illustrate this point. Abraham was told by God to leave his land without knowing where he was going, while Philip was commanded to leave a s

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing anticipation for the glorious day of Jesus Christ's return. He then contrasts the weakness and frailty of man with the glory and power of God. The speaker emphasizes the brevity of life, comparing it to the withering grass and fading flowers. However,

In this sermon, the preacher discusses God's self-definition and his power as the creator of the heavens and the earth. The preacher references the story of Belshazzar and the handwriting on the wall to emphasize the consequences of disregarding God's holiness. The preacher highlights God's challeng

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Nebuchadnezzar and his prideful behavior. Nebuchadnezzar initially repents and walks humbly before God, but eventually falls back into pride and is warned by the watchers that he will be driven forth with a wild beast for seven seasons. The preache

In this sermon, the preacher uses the analogy of a potter working with clay to illustrate God's dealings with mankind. The potter represents God, who has complete control over our lives and can shape us according to His will. The wheel symbolizes the circumstances of our lives through which God mold

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that there is only one way for sinful man to approach the eternal God. He highlights God's greatness in creating the earth, establishing the world, and controlling the elements. The preacher also references the story of Daniel and how he lectured a young king

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Job from the Bible. Job was a man who experienced extreme loss and suffering, losing his wealth, possessions, and even his children. The preacher emphasizes that when we lose everything, our deepest longings and quests are exposed. The sermon highl

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the power and greatness of God compared to the limitations of man. He uses the example of the eruption of Mount St. Helens to illustrate the insignificance of human efforts compared to God's ability to shake the earth and control the heavens. The speaker ackno

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jonah and how God made him willing to go and preach to the people of Nineveh. He uses the analogy of a stubborn child who finally obeys his father's command to sit down. The preacher emphasizes that sometimes we may be reluctant to follow God's wil

In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing Psalm 22, which describes the suffering and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The speaker explains the physical and emotional pain Jesus endured on the cross, emphasizing the significance of his sacrifice for our sins. Moving on to Psalm 23, the speaker h

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the trials and troubles that people face in life. He expresses his own personal grief and the reproach he has faced from enemies and neighbors. However, he encourages the audience to find solace in the goodness of God and the power of His word. The

C.I. Scofield delves into the story of Belshazzar in Daniel 5:17-30, highlighting the unheeded lesson of history as Daniel recounts the downfall of Belshazzar's father that went ignored, leading to Belshazzar's own irreversible sentence. The heart of the lesson lies in understanding God's disciplina

C.I. Scofield preaches on the importance of consistency in faith, drawing from the example of Ezra who refused worldly aid despite testifying to the power of God. He emphasizes that while opinions and circumstances may change, God and His truth remain constant, and faith establishes unchanging relat

C.I. Scofield preaches on Elijah's faith in a living God, emphasizing the importance of having real faith in the Lord God who is alive and sovereign. He also discusses how God's resources are unlimited for those who are obedient to His guidance, highlighting the need to stay on the path of obedience

C.I. Scofield delves into the mystery of permitted suffering of the good, using the story of Jeremiah's affliction to illustrate how God's power is magnified in delivering His faithful servants from trials. He emphasizes that suffering, when endured with meekness, leads to cleansing, nearness to God

Clement of Rome delivers a powerful sermon invoking God's sovereignty and the call for believers to exhibit qualities such as faith, fear, peace, patience, long-suffering, self-control, purity, and sobriety. He emphasizes the importance of living a life that is pleasing to God through Jesus Christ,

Clement of Rome preaches about the divine order and harmony established by God in the heavens, the earth, and all of creation. He emphasizes how everything in the universe, from the sun and moon to the seasons and smallest living beings, operates according to God's commands without deviation. Clemen

Clement of Rome preaches about the divine order established by God, where greater things come first and inferior things second, contrasting with the reversed order found in humanity. He illustrates this pattern through various biblical examples, such as Cain and Abel, Deucalion's spirits, and the pa

Clement of Rome delivers a powerful sermon urging believers to pray without ceasing to the Creator, asking for the preservation of the elect worldwide through Jesus Christ. He praises God for His sovereignty, from calling us out of darkness into light to His provision for all aspects of life. Clemen

In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about a friend who faced trouble and difficulty in his church. Despite feeling weighed down and ready to give up, the preacher's friend was encouraged by his three-year-old daughter to keep going. This story serves as a reminder to all believers t

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for individuals to allow God to break them and submit to His will. He questions how long people will resist God's will, defend themselves, and blame others. The preacher highlights the importance of humbling oneself before God and seeking His guidance

This sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer and surrendering to God's will, seeking His guidance and blessings. It shares personal experiences of divine intervention and the need to trust in God's promises. The speaker acknowledges the power of prayer to move heaven and bring about unity and div

In this sermon, Dan Biser explores the life and reign of King Ahaz, drawing valuable lessons from his experiences that can be applied to our own walk with God. Through a thoughtful examination of Scripture, Biser reveals how Ahaz's choices and actions led to both personal and national consequences,

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a powerful angel described in Revelation 10. The angel's face is compared to the brightness of the sun, symbolizing its glory and majesty. The speaker emphasizes the significance of this angel's appearance amidst the darkness and evil described in the previous c

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how God reveals himself to different individuals in various ways. He mentions examples such as visions, trances, and direct visible encounters. The speaker also explores the story of Abraham and how God chose him despite his lack of personal ability or competenc

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the calling and destiny of David, the shepherd boy who became a great king. The preacher highlights three evidences that God gave to David to confirm his destiny. The first evidence was the anointing with oil, symbolizing God's chosen one. The second evidence i

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of David and Goliath from the Bible. He emphasizes the lessons that God teaches David through his relationship with Saul. The preacher encourages the audience to trust in God's purpose and not to see difficult trials as punishment. He also highlights

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God cannot be manipulated or controlled by human plans or programs. He uses the example of Israel's defeat by the Philistines to illustrate this point. Despite the excitement and rejoicing of the Israelites when the Ark of the Covenant was brought into the

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power and sovereignty of God. He highlights the contrast between chance and the God who lives in heaven, asserting that God is in control of everything and leaves nothing to chance. The preacher addresses the question of why life can be tough and filled wi

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Elijah and the three captains who were sent by King Ahaziah to bring him back. The preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the strength and power of God, especially in times of doubt and uncertainty. The first two captains approached Elij

In this sermon, the speaker discusses two main themes: God's work in eternity and the Holy Spirit's work in our lives today. He uses the example of David's accomplishments in 2 Samuel 8 to illustrate these themes. The speaker emphasizes that all Scripture is profitable for instruction and making us

This sermon delves into the remarkable life of David, a man after God's own heart, contrasting him with Saul and highlighting how God looks at the heart rather than outward appearances. It explores David's humble beginnings, his deep relationship with God, and his unexpected anointing as king. The n

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is not intimidated or hiding from any challenges. He laughs at those who oppose Him and holds them in derision. Despite the opposition, God shows mercy by speaking to those who displease Him, giving them an opportunity to change their ways. The preach

In this sermon, the speaker begins by asking the congregation what God has been arranging in their lives and what they are being set up for. He emphasizes the importance of being in church and the significance of attending despite the time change. The sermon then focuses on the story of Esther and h

David Servant preaches on the misconception of God preselecting certain individuals for salvation, highlighting the importance of meeting God's conditions for salvation, such as believing in the Lord Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that God's hardening of Christ-rejectors does not make it impossible for

David Servant preaches about Paul's emphasis on the Gentiles' inclusion into God's kingdom, revealing how the Holy Spirit unveiled this mystery to Paul and other apostles. Paul stresses that Gentiles are equal heirs, members, and partakers of God's promises through Christ, highlighting God's eternal

David Servant delves into the concept of God's regret and foreknowledge, explaining that God's ability to foreknow is dependent on actual outcomes of free-willed choices. He uses examples of coin tosses, football games, and a mouse in a maze to illustrate this point. The sermon emphasizes that God's

David Servant preaches on the importance of trusting God's Word, using the story of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee as an illustration. He emphasizes the need to have childlike faith in God's promises, even in the midst of life's storms, knowing that God is always in control. The disci

David Servant delves into the events leading to Jesus' crucifixion, highlighting Pilate's struggle to find Jesus guilty of a crime punishable by death, despite knowing the chief priests' envy and Jesus' innocence. Pilate attempts to spare Jesus' life multiple times, facing pressure from the crowd an

David Servant preaches on the miraculous circumstances surrounding the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, fulfilling the prophecy of the Old Testament prophet Micah. Despite the humble and challenging conditions of Jesus' birth, it was all part of God's divine plan to bring the Savior into the world. Mary

Pastor Wilkerson of Times Square Church welcomes worshippers from various nationalities and encourages them to draw closer to Jesus through worship and preaching. The sermon emphasizes the belief in God's ability to fix any situation, drawing from the story of Abraham and Sarah to illustrate the pow

This sermon focuses on the consequences of not trusting God, emphasizing the importance of living by faith even in difficult times. It delves into the journey of faith of Father Abraham, highlighting the need for total abandonment to God's will and the development of unshakable faith through trials

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of trusting in God and having faith in Him. He encourages the congregation to look back on their lives and see the many times God has delivered them and made a way for them. The preacher also highlights the value of a single believer who has abs

This sermon addresses the tragic events of September 11, 2001, focusing on the need to heed God's message in times of calamity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and control over all things, urging believers to listen to the message God is trying to convey throug

This sermon emphasizes the concept of the 'window of faith,' highlighting the importance of trusting God even in the midst of impossible situations. It draws parallels from biblical stories like Abraham, Joseph, and King Asa to illustrate how God works through faith and challenges believers to fully

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the book of Daniel. He emphasizes that when Jesus shows up, the game is over for the enemies. The preacher highlights how these three men refused to bow down to the threatening forces and were thrown into a fie

In this sermon, Jesus is preaching to a large crowd, addressing topics such as hypocrisy, hidden sin, and trusting in God. He emphasizes that everything hidden will eventually be exposed. Jesus also reassures his followers that God cares for them, even down to the number of hairs on their heads. He

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that everything in the world is part of God's plan and is leading towards His glorification. He explains that everyone, not just preachers, has a role to play in fitting into God's eternal purpose. The preacher references Psalm 46:9-10, which speaks of God mak

In this sermon, Pastor Carter preaches about the importance of surrendering to God and relying on His strength. He emphasizes the need to stop trying to figure things out and instead trust in God's plan. The sermon is based on Isaiah 30:18-19, which speaks about God's grace and His willingness to an

Denis Lyle preaches about the story of a most unlikely evangelist, a little maid in Naaman's house, who despite being a captive, displayed unwavering faith, compassion, and confidence in God, leading to the supernatural recovery of Naaman from leprosy and his conversion to the true and living God. T

Denis Lyle preaches on God's incredible plan for the nations as revealed in Daniel 7. The chapter delves into future prophecies with absolute perfection, showcasing the transition from historical to prophetical sections in the book. It parallels the Gentile world powers from man's perspective in cha

Denis Lyle preaches on the story of Nebuchadnezzar's conversion, emphasizing how pride led to his downfall and how God humbled him to bring him to salvation. The sermon highlights the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and the consequences of pride, using Nebuchadnezzar's experience as a po

Denis Lyle preaches on the Discipline of Denial, emphasizing how God's answers to prayer can be 'Yes', 'No', or 'Wait', with the least appreciated being God's denial of our petitions. Using Paul's experience of a thorn in the flesh, Lyle explores the purpose of God's denial and the spirit in which H

Denis Lyle preaches on 'The Problem of Depravity' by highlighting the bleak future projections of societal decay and moral decline as depicted in a special edition of TIME MAGAZINE. The sermon delves into the root cause of human wickedness and evil, attributing it to the depravity of the human heart

Denis Lyle preaches on the importance of true spiritual worship, emphasizing the need to worship God by recognizing His worth and glory. The sermon delves into Revelation 4-5 to understand how to worship God and give Him the glory He deserves. It explores the absence of the church during the Tribula

Denis Lyle preaches on the story of Belshazzar in Daniel 5, highlighting the tragic dissipation and revelry at the royal feast, where intemperance, impropriety, impiety, and idolatry were prevalent. Belshazzar's defiance of God led to a supernatural message written on the wall, causing fear and a se

Denis Lyle preaches on the ongoing suffering of the Jewish people, attributing it to both the power of Satan, who hates the Jewish race for bringing the Savior into the world, and the refining purpose of God to prepare Israel for the Messiah. The sermon delves into the detailed prophecy in Daniel 11

Derek Prince emphasizes the importance of surrendering our situations, lives, and problems to God by following three simple steps outlined in Psalms 37:5. The first step is to commit our way to the Lord, a decisive act of entrusting our concerns to Him. The second step is to trust in the Lord contin

This sermon by Derek Prince emphasizes the importance of understanding the sovereignty, majesty, and justice of God to receive biblical prophecy. It highlights God's perfect justice and the need to trust in His righteousness. The sermon delves into the story of Nebuchadnezzar's humbling and restorat

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of responding to God's call and making commitments to Him. He shares his own experience of speaking at Pacific Asia Christian University and witnessing everyone in attendance recommitting their lives to the Lord. The speaker then discusses the br

This sermon by Derek Prince delves into the question of why God has tolerated evil and suffering for so long, emphasizing God's desire for a special people zealous for good works. It explores the concept of believers being God's temple and the importance of realizing the incredible value God has pla

Dick Brogden preaches on how God's tenderness is shown through afflictions that come in various forms such as betrayal, loss, and even death. Affliction is a means through which God's faithfulness is expressed, teaching us His Word and ways, and making us more like Jesus. Despite the pain and challe

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Gideon from the Bible. He emphasizes the battle that God has in our lives of bringing us to a place of obedience and building an altar for Him. The preacher highlights how God wanted Gideon to trust Him and have faith, even though the numbers were

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a little boy who is being chased by a man from an insane asylum. The boy is terrified and running for his life, but eventually, the man catches up to him. However, instead of harming the boy, the man touches him and says, "You're it," before running b

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of finding God and experiencing His power and blessings. He highlights the need for guidance and leadership in our lives, especially in times of hopelessness and sorrow. The preacher encourages listeners to have faith and not be dismayed, remind

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Daniel and its significance in understanding how God makes himself known in human history. The speaker emphasizes that even the best of God's people were a mess, highlighting the importance of the story of Daniel and his companions. The sermon empha

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Gideon from the Old Testament. He compares Gideon's victory over the Midianites to the confusion caused by hanging chads in Florida. The preacher emphasizes that God's power is greater than our own and that we should rely on Him. He also highlights

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God has a reason for everything that happens in our lives, even if we don't understand it. He encourages believers to trust in God's wisdom and love, even when faced with challenges and unanswered questions. The speaker uses the story of Job to illustrate

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Jonah and how God turned him into a sign. Jonah initially resisted God's commission to go to Nineveh and fled from His presence. However, God pursued Jonah and brought him to a point where he was willing to sacrifice his life for the sake of other

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Luke chapter 10 and highlights the theme of missions. He emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate missionary and that all ministry is based on Him. The speaker discusses the sending out of the 70 disciples and the importance of relying on God to do the real work i

In this sermon, the speaker discusses three debates that occur in the book of Job. The first debate, chapters four to 14, is described as "hot" with strong words being spoken. The second debate, chapters 15 to 21, is said to be even hotter. The third debate is described as the hottest of all, with t

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the significance of God speaking to the people of Israel after a long period of silence. The chapter being referred to is chapter 4 of a particular book, which is not specified. The speaker emphasizes that before this chapter, God had not been speaking to the pe

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of the Ark of the Covenant and the Philistines' defeat of Israel. The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the spiritual significance behind the physical events in the Bible. The preacher highlights the enthusiasm and zeal of the Israelit

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding the kingship of Christ as the foundation for our faith. He emphasizes that every person must begin with the basic truth that the Lord reigns and has absolute authority. Despite the troubles and opposition we may face, God's throne

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on four events from the book of Joshua: the crossing of the Jordan River, the setting up of the base camp at Gilgal, the first victory at Jericho, and the defeat at AI followed by subsequent victory. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding these eve

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Joshua chapters 7 and 8, specifically the defeat and subsequent victory at AI. The speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing trouble within the church community. He raises questions about whether Joshua and the elders should have discerned

Ed Wrather preaches on the concept of surrendering to the 'cup' of life that God has given us, drawing parallels between Jesus' acceptance of His sacrificial mission and our own acceptance of life's challenges. Through the example of Peter cutting off the high priest's servant's ear and Jesus' respo

Edward Payson preaches about the incomprehensible ways and thoughts of God, emphasizing that His ways are higher than ours as the heavens are above the earth. Payson delves into the reasons why God's thoughts and ways surpass ours, highlighting God's exalted position, nature, wisdom, knowledge, powe

Edward Payson preaches about the sovereignty of God as a great King, emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's authority and submitting to His laws. He explains that Jehovah is a king both in fact and by right, ruling over the entire universe with complete authority and wisdom. Payson highligh

Edward Payson preaches about the greatness of God as a King, emphasizing that Jehovah is not only a king in fact but also by right, possessing complete authority over the universe. He explains the necessity for God to make laws, provide wise laws, and enforce them with penalties for his subjects, hi

Edward Payson preaches about how even in the darkest moments when the church feels overwhelmed and on the brink of destruction, God's wisdom and divine intervention are at work to bring about deliverance and turn despair into victory. The angels themselves marvel at the ways in which God orchestrate

Edwin Fesche delves into the book of Job, exploring the major theme of God's involvement in human suffering. Job, a righteous man, becomes the target of Satan's attacks, leading to a profound spiritual battle. Despite immense trials, Job remains faithful, showcasing unwavering trust in God even in t

Elton Trueblood delves into the profound theological reflections of Abraham Lincoln, emphasizing his unwavering belief in the sovereignty and guidance of God in the midst of great trials and national crises. Lincoln's patriotism was rooted in a deep sense of divine will, leading him to prioritize Go

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding and knowing God. He emphasizes that God longs to see his people growing in their knowledge of him. The speaker explores three dominant themes in the Bible related to God's nature and character. He also highlights the sovereign rul

This sermon exalts the Lord who sits on His throne, radiating with glory and power, emphasizing His sacrifice for all mankind and His victory over death and darkness. It calls for continuous praise and worship to Jesus Christ, the King of heaven and earth, declaring His worthiness as the Son of God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing that God is always watching over us. He shares a story of a father and son who plan to cut a log on someone else's property, but the son reminds the father that God sees everything, causing them to abandon their plan. The preacher

Ernest O'Neill preaches about the misconception of human freedom, highlighting the tendency to live as if we are solely responsible for our destinies rather than acknowledging God as our loving Father who desires to live His life through us. Despite the burden of self-reliance, many reject the idea

Ernest O'Neill delves into the dichotomy of living solely responsible for ourselves versus living in complete trust in a wise and all-powerful God. He discusses the dangers of passivity and the importance of actively engaging in life while acknowledging God's sovereignty. O'Neill emphasizes the bala

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God had foreseen how humanity would become enslaved to people and things before He created us. He explains that our old perverted personalities, which bind us to others and make us slaves, were destroyed in Jesus. This event occurred around 1900 years ago

Ernest O'Neill preaches about the misconception of feeling alone and disconnected, emphasizing that as God's workmanship created in Christ Jesus, we are never on our own. He explains that Jesus Christ is the image of the invisible God, the first-born of all creation, and that His life surges within

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the tendency of humans to worry and feel strained when unexpected events occur in their lives. The speaker suggests that this strain comes from a lack of belief in an omnipotent being who can weave these unexpected events into a harmonious plan for our lives. Th

Ernest O'Neill delivers a sermon on the importance of understanding God's role in determining our vocation, emphasizing that our job is not our choice but God's, as seen in the example of Jacob and Esau. He encourages listeners to trust in God's plan for their lives, as He has uniquely created each

Ernest O'Neill delves into the concept of questioning God's choices and plans, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty even when His ways seem unconventional or unfair to human understanding. He highlights the danger of questioning God's nature, which can lead to practical atheis

Ernest O'Neill delves into the concept of God's sovereignty and free will, emphasizing that while God has a plan and purpose for each individual, He respects our freedom to accept or reject His guidance. Through the story of Pharaoh in Exodus, it is highlighted how individuals like Pharaoh, who reje

Ernest O'Neill preaches about the destructive power of the words 'I can't' and the false beliefs of determinism and fatalism that hinder us from realizing our true potential. He emphasizes the importance of understanding our free will and ability to choose our own paths, as revealed by God throughou

Ernest O'Neill emphasizes the importance of recognizing that we are creatures of God, not the Creator, and urges us to 'let God be God' instead of trying to be His equal. Using the analogy of Paddington the bear, he illustrates how many of us feel lost and purposeless, yet God has a specific plan an

Ernest O'Neill discusses the importance of accepting God's judgment in connection with Romans 9:21, highlighting the misconception of fate and psychological determinism that hinders us from understanding God's purpose for our lives. The right interpretation of being molded by God, as a potter molds

Ernest O'Neill addresses the common skepticism surrounding the problem of evil, emphasizing the necessity of free will in choosing to love God. He explains how God's plan involves using evil to draw His children closer to Him and transform them into reflections of His love and kindness. O'Neill chal

Ernest O'Neill delves into the concept of God's infinite wisdom and power as the Creator of the universe, emphasizing how He knows us inside out and foresees our actions while still granting us free will. Through the sacrifice of Christ on the cross, God has adjusted and modified the consequences of

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the fulfillment of Jesus' prayer at Lazarus' tomb, where many witnessed the miracle and believed in Him, contrasting with the hardness of heart displayed by some who refused to believe even after witnessing such a powerful sign. The plot to murder Jesus was hatched by

Favell Lee Mortimer reflects on the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, highlighting the sorrowful yet significant moments that ultimately led to the most joyful event in history. The actions of Mary, Lazarus, and the disciples unintentionally provoked the envy and treachery of

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the disciples' misconception regarding sin and suffering, highlighting the danger of following false beliefs and the importance of relying on the truth found in Scriptures. Despite the blind man's affliction, Jesus showed him compassion and used his situation to di

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the story of Zacharias and the importance of faith over unbelief. Zacharias doubted the angel's message and desired a sign, which was considered sinful as the glorious appearance of the angel should have been proof enough. Unbelief is a great sin and an insult to G

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the Savior's abhorrence of Herod's character, calling him 'a fox' for his mistreatment of John the Baptist. Despite threats, Jesus knew the time and place of His death, prophesying His completion as an atoning priest through sacrifice. He expressed deep lamentations o

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, where the curtain is lifted to reveal the eternal world by Jesus, who sees all sinking into hell or soaring to heaven. The rich man's indifference to Lazarus's suffering leads to his torment in hell, while Lazarus finds comf

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the people of Nazareth's pride and worldly desires, highlighting their rejection of Jesus due to their focus on temporal benefits rather than spiritual blessings. Jesus, reading from Isaiah, reveals His mission to preach the gospel to the poor in spirit and deliver

This sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's authority and sovereignty, urging the congregation to follow faithful leaders and make disciples as commanded by Jesus. The speaker reflects on the trustworthiness of the church's elders and the need for humility and obedience in aligning wi

Francois Fenelon preaches about the limits of our grace being the same as our temptation, emphasizing God's faithfulness in not allowing us to be tempted beyond what we can bear. He encourages trust in God's sovereignty in proportioning suffering to the patience bestowed by Him, likening it to the e

Frederick W. Robertson preaches about the importance of trusting in the Lord even when faced with darkness and challenges. Just like the sun is still shining behind the clouds, God is always present and working behind the scenes, even when we cannot see or feel Him. In times of despair, when we cann

Greek Word Studies for aid_number 35971 delves into the concept of transgression, highlighting how it goes beyond the law and involves a deliberate violation of established norms or regulations. The sermon explores the biblical instances of transgression, such as Balaam's disobedience and the conseq

Gardiner Spring preaches about the profound impact of sorrow on individuals, emphasizing the need for sympathy and fellowship in times of calamity. He highlights the role of afflictions in revealing God's character and the necessity of submitting to His will, acknowledging that trials often lead to

Gene Edwards challenges the common beliefs about living the Christian life, emphasizing that it is impossible for humans to live it on their own. He points out the flaw in the idea that we can achieve it through actions like praying, reading the Bible, going to church, or tithing, as they all revolv

George Fox preaches about the enduring power of truth and the sovereignty of God amidst trials and tribulations. He encourages believers to find strength in Christ, the bread of life and water of life, even when faced with destruction and darkness. Fox reminds his audience to rejoice in God's truth,

George Fox preaches about dwelling in the stillness and silence of the Almighty, emphasizing the unchangeable nature of God's power and kingdom compared to the variability of worldly influences. He encourages believers to abide in the unchangeable life, mind, spirit, and worship of Christ, who is th

George Kulp preaches on various stories illustrating the importance of faith, trust, and obedience in God's providence and guidance. From a young man's urgent plea to save his sick mother to a man becoming a king on a mysterious island, these stories emphasize the need to trust in God's plan and sov

George Kulp preaches about the unwavering faith and peaceful resignation of Mr. Smith during his last affliction, marked by strong conflicts and calm confidence in God. Despite seasons of strong conflict and no extraordinary revelations, Mr. Smith's spirit rested in God's peace, with no doubts about

George MacDonald preaches on the power and significance of prayer, emphasizing the belief that God, being All-wise, is not limited by fixed plans but allows room for the free desires of individual souls. He challenges the notion that God's plans are unchangeable, highlighting the importance of praye

The preacher delves into the meaning of 'reign' (basileuo) in the Bible, emphasizing its implications of total unfettered authority and control. Paul figuratively uses 'reign' to describe death, righteousness, sin, and grace dominating various aspects of life. The sermon explores earthly and eschato

George Warnock preaches about God's individual and specific dealings with His people, emphasizing the importance of not criticizing others on their personal walk with the Lord. He highlights the drastic changes believers will experience as they are led from one degree of glory to another, with God p

George Warnock preaches about the importance of seeking God's way and intention for His people, emphasizing the need for revival, restoration, and renewal. He warns against relying on man-made structures or movements to carry the glory of God, as God desires His people to seek Him earnestly and move

George Whitefield preaches on the profound faith and obedience of Abraham in being willing to sacrifice his only son, Isaac, as a test of his fear of God. This act of faith serves as a powerful example for Christians to trust in God's sovereignty and be willing to surrender everything, even our most

George Whitefield preaches on the analogy of the potter and the clay from Jeremiah 18:1-6, emphasizing God's sovereignty and transformative power over His people. He illustrates how God can reshape and renew individuals, just as a potter molds clay, highlighting the need for a spiritual rebirth and

In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing God's loneliness and decision to create the world. God brings light into the darkness and shapes the earth, creating valleys and mountains. After observing his creation, God still feels lonely and decides to create man. He forms man from clay and bre

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the greatness and sovereignty of God. He emphasizes how God has created and ordered everything in the world, from the rocks and reels to the stars in the sky. The preacher also discusses the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting how he was placed in the middle o

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God owns us by right of creation. He refers to Genesis 1:1 and 2:7 to support this claim. The preacher shares a story about a boy who desperately wants a toy sailboat and saves up his money to buy it. The boy's determination and excitement in obtaining th

Henry Law preaches on the importance of praising God with joyful hearts, recognizing His sovereignty, tender care, and the call to adoring praise. Believers are urged to serve the Lord with gladness, coming before His presence with singing, making His worship their constant pleasure-ground filled wi

Henry Law preaches on the hymn that shines with surpassing luster, bringing comfort to the Church and to our hearts. Praise is a heavenly plant that should be cultivated with fervor, acknowledging and adoring God's abundant benefits. The hymn beautifully describes God's forgiveness, healing, redempt

Henry Law preaches on the Psalmist's unwavering resolve to praise God incessantly, expressing confidence in God's mercy and truth that surpasses all boundaries. The Psalmist's heart is transformed by grace to be fixed on God, leading to constant praise and worship. Praise extends beyond personal dev

Henry Law preaches on the acknowledgment of man's utter nothingness and the all-encompassing power of God. He emphasizes the vanity of idols and the importance of placing all confidence in God alone. Despite the heathen's mockery and reliance on lifeless idols, God reigns in the heavens and works al

Henry Law preaches about the importance of recognizing that safety and success can only come from God. He emphasizes that God's all-ordering hand and all-controlling power direct events, and prosperity only abounds when furthered by His will. Without God's blessing, all labor is in vain, and guards

Henry Law emphasizes the importance of praising the Lord fervently, highlighting the boundless motives for this exercise and the need for every faculty to be engaged in promoting this duty. Reflecting on God's goodness, mercy, and love should lead us to exclaim that the Lord is good, filling our sou

Henry Law preaches on the theme of praise and worship, emphasizing the eternal nature of glorifying God and the unsearchable greatness of the Lord. The sermon highlights the continuous cycle of praise from one generation to another, the abundant goodness and compassion of God, and the everlasting ki

Henry Law preaches on the Psalmist's sweet employ of praising God, emphasizing the importance of gratitude and the delight it brings. He warns against putting trust in earthly princes and the fleeting nature of human power, highlighting the emptiness of man's worth. Law exalts those who have the God

Henry Law preaches about the futility of opposing the kingdom of Christ, established by the Father's power and eternal decree. Despite the heathen raging and people plotting in vain against the Lord and His anointed One, God's King is set upon His holy hill of Zion, reigning in the hearts of believe

Henry Law preaches on the triumphant exaltation of our King of kings, Jesus Christ, who rejoices in God's strength and salvation, having His heart's desires fulfilled and crowned with honor and majesty. Through Christ's victory over death and His everlasting life, believers share in His glory and bl

Henry Law preaches on the eternal praise due to God for His works and blessings, emphasizing the importance of singing joyfully, playing music skillfully, and magnifying His name with thanksgiving. The sermon highlights the righteousness, truth, and goodness of the Lord's Word and works, calling for

Henry Law preaches on the beauty of Jerusalem as a reflection of the Church, emphasizing God's favor towards His people throughout history. The greatness of the Lord is incomparable, and His people are adorned with His grace and righteousness, finding refuge and security in Him. Despite threats and

Henry Law preaches about God's supremacy over all magistrates, emphasizing that earthly authority emanates from Him and that His kingdom reigns over all. He reproves unjust judges and calls for maintaining justice, reminding that a righteous tribunal will be erected by a righteous Judge. The sermon

Henry Law preaches about the power of faith in prayer, urging believers to approach the mercy-seat boldly and persistently, seeking God's intervention against His enemies. The enemies of God are depicted as plotting in secrecy and loudly raging against His people, but God watches over His hidden one

Henry Law preaches on the importance of praising the Lord with joyful songs, declaring His glory among all people and showing forth His salvation daily. He emphasizes the greatness and supremacy of God, contrasting Him with the idols of the nations, and encourages worship in the beauty of holiness.

Henry Law preaches about the encouragement of faith to joyfully contemplate Christ's kingdom, which may be hidden from the world but is dreadful to all adversaries. Believers are exhorted to abound in holy joy, recognizing that the Lord reigns over all events and His righteousness and judgment are t

H.J. Vine preaches about the significance of Jerusalem, both earthly and heavenly, as a symbol of God's chosen people and the heavenly city. He emphasizes the transformation from bondage to freedom and from glory to glory, reflecting the character formation by God. The sermon delves into the prophet

H.J. Vine preaches on the pre-eminence of Christ in all things, settled by God Himself, highlighting how pride and ambition have historically aimed at pre-eminence, leading to the fall of Satan. The sermon emphasizes that pre-eminence belongs to Jesus Christ universally, encompassing both earth and

This sermon focuses on finding peace and assurance in God despite life's challenges and trials. It emphasizes the concept of surrendering to God's will and trusting in His plan, even in the midst of difficulties. The lyrics of the hymn 'It Is Well with My Soul' are used to illustrate the unwavering

James Hudson Taylor preaches on the story of Job, highlighting how Satan questioned Job's motives in serving God, insinuating that it was for selfish gain. Despite the trials and calamities brought upon Job by Satan, Job recognized that it was ultimately the Lord who allowed these tests and remained

Ian Paisley preaches about the Divine intervention in nations' history, particularly during crises when God's sovereignty is concealed but later manifested beyond natural explanation. He highlights the historical events of Oliver Cromwell's life, emphasizing the battle against the Papacy and the res

Ian Paisley preaches about the unchanging God who orchestrates significant changes in His creation and creatures, drawing parallels between Job's cry in the Old Testament and the promise of transformation in the New Testament. He emphasizes how God's eternal purpose and will involve transforming all

Isaac Penington preaches about the times and seasons in history, highlighting the joy of being in God's image, the consequences of sin and disobedience, the blessings and curses upon nations based on their faithfulness, the periods of darkness and apostasy in the church, and the promise of a gloriou

Isaac Penington passionately urges the people of his generation to consider their actions and attitudes towards those who follow God, emphasizing that mistreatment of God's people is ultimately against God Himself. He warns of the consequences of going against the Lord and encourages repentance and

Isaac Penington preaches a sermon urging the City of London and the nation of England to calm their spirits and wait for the Lord's plans, cautioning against rushing into ruin and destruction. He emphasizes that God, the Almighty Creator, is in control of all kingdoms and orchestrates shakings and c

Isaac Penington preaches about the queries concerning the work of God in the world, focusing on the kingdoms of the earth becoming the kingdoms of the Lord, the expected events in the latter ages, and the need for nations to submit to God's laws and righteousness. He questions whether the current ge

Isaac Penington passionately addresses the King and Parliament, urging them to seek God's wisdom and understanding in the midst of national turmoil and upheaval. He poses three thought-provoking queries, emphasizing the importance of discerning the reasons behind God's actions and the need to align

Isaac Watts preaches about the transient nature of life, emphasizing that we come from dust and return to dust, highlighting that all the joys and possessions we have are temporary gifts from God to be eventually returned, and reminding us that God is the ultimate giver and taker of all things. Watt

This sermon delves into the sovereignty of God through the life lessons of Jonah, exploring the questions God asks individuals to challenge their assumptions and understand His nature. It emphasizes the need to grasp the balance of God's justice, love, mercy, and holiness to comprehend His sovereign

This sermon delves into the topic of fear, exploring how Jesus questioned his disciples' fear in the midst of a storm. It emphasizes the importance of choosing faith over fear, highlighting that God's presence and power are always with us, even in the most challenging circumstances. The speaker enco

J. Hampton Keathley III preaches on the importance of parental authority as a delegated responsibility from God, emphasizing the need for parents to raise their children according to God's guidelines and authority. Parents are called to declare and promote what God's Word says is right and wrong, ac

J. Stuart Holden preaches about Martha's misconception when she said, 'Lord, if thou hadst been here, my brother had not died' (John 11:21), highlighting how she did not realize that Lazarus' death was part of God's plan to display His glory and Christ's power. Martha had to learn that God's love su

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the plagues that God sent upon Egypt to reveal His power and superiority over the gods of Egypt. The plagues were not random, but were specifically targeted at the idolatry and institutions of Egypt. The preacher emphasizes that the Egyptians were not foolish a

In this sermon, Mr. Bidnail shares his experience in Egypt and connects it to the biblical account of the plague of lice. He describes how he witnessed the ground in Egypt crawling with thousands of ticks, reminding him of the biblical description of the dust of the land becoming lice. He then discu

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the parallels between the life of Joseph and the life of Jesus. He highlights how Joseph was sent to his brethren, just as Jesus was sent to his own people. Both Joseph and Jesus were tempted by the world, flesh, and devil, but they resisted and emerged victori

J. Wilbur Chapman preaches on the story of Gideon and the victory achieved with a small, dedicated army, emphasizing the importance of standing firm in faith and obedience to God's call. The sermon reflects on the Old Testament Beatitudes and the consequences of straying from God's commandments, dra

Jack Hayford delves into the story of Pharaoh in Exodus, highlighting the dangers of heart-hardness and resistance to God. He emphasizes the importance of humility, teachability, and avoiding presumptuous knowledge about the Lord. Through Pharaoh's example, Hayford warns against being unaffected by

Jack Hyles preaches on the topic 'God and I Don't Always Agree,' using the parable of the workers in the vineyard to illustrate how we may not always see eye to eye with God. He challenges the congregation to have faith in God's wisdom and judgment, even when we struggle to understand His ways, emph

This sermon emphasizes God's purpose in allowing difficulties and poverty, highlighting how those in need may call upon Him for salvation and how the world will recognize Jesus through their experiences. It explores the concept of chosenness, where individuals who have suffered greatly come to belie

This sermon emphasizes God's choice of the weak and foolish to bring about His Kingdom, contrasting it with the world's standards of influence and nobility. It highlights the importance of relying on God's strength and wisdom for the great commission, reassuring those who feel inadequate that they a

James Arminius delves into the concept of Divine Providence, emphasizing God's meticulous care and oversight over the entire world and all His creatures, with a particular focus on believers. He clarifies that nothing in the world occurs by chance, as God preserves, regulates, and directs all things

James Blaine Chapman delves into deep theological questions about the nature of God's presence, the fear of falling into the hands of the living God, the concept of seeing God, the immutability of God's promises, and the idea of predestination. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's wisdo

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the watchfulness of God's eye and how it affects our behavior. He uses the analogy of seeing a police cruiser behind us while driving, which makes us more cautious and inclined to follow the rules. The preacher shares a personal experience of being impressed by

In this sermon, the speaker divides the chapter into three sections. The first section focuses on an individual praising God for his mercy. The second section highlights the nation praising God, and the third section shows the whole universe praising him. The speaker shares a personal story of a man

James Bourne writes a heartfelt letter to Mrs. H, expressing his concern for her well-being, especially during her husband's illness, and highlighting the divine wisdom in leading her to spiritual truths during this time of trial. He emphasizes the humbling process of God's work in our lives, breaki

James Bourne reflects on the goodness of God amidst afflictions, acknowledging the hard lesson of quietly waiting for God's timing and the struggle of submitting to His chastening hand. He marvels at God's merciful forbearance towards him despite his rebellion, recognizing the sweet moments of intim

James Bourne encourages his dear friend to trust in the Lord's ways, even in times of darkness and distress, emphasizing the importance of surrendering to God's will. He reminds them of the example of Abraham and the pastor's own journey of ministry through difficulties and darkness, where the Lord

James Bourne delivers a heartfelt message to C. G. in London on June 28, 1835, urging him to be vigilant against the enemy's schemes and to prioritize seeking God's will above all else. Bourne emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God's plans, finding peace in His sovereignty, and focusing on

James Bourne preaches to Mr. W. Abbott about the unsearchable ways of the Lord, emphasizing the sanctifying power of mysterious dispensations and humbling circumstances that lead to blessings for those who walk uprightly. He shares his personal journey of being humbled by afflictions, disappointment

James Smith preaches on the powerful prayer of Asa in 2 Chronicles 14:11, highlighting the importance of recognizing our covenant relationship with God in times of trouble. Asa's cry to the Lord demonstrates true faith and reliance on God's omnipotent power, acknowledging that nothing is too difficu

James Smith preaches about God's special love and choosing of His people, highlighting how God sees fit to exercise grace despite all people being alike in nature and guilt. Through the example of Israel being chosen as God's special treasure, Smith emphasizes that God's election is an act of His lo

James Smith preaches about the trials that both the righteous and Christians face, emphasizing that these trials are designed by the Lord to exercise, improve, and teach us. He highlights that trials do not make us righteous, but rather reveal our need for Christ and deepen our reliance on Him. Smit

James Smith preaches about the purpose of trials and tribulations in humbling believers, emphasizing the need to submit to God's will and depend on Him completely. He explains that God uses various challenges like poverty, sickness, opposition, and hidden corruptions to humble us, leading us to ackn

J.C. Philpot delves into the concept of hidden wisdom, emphasizing that while the wisdom of God is evident in creation, there is a deeper, hidden wisdom revealed through the mystery of Christ crucified and the dispensation of grace. This hidden wisdom is not understood by the princes of this world,

J.C. Philpot preaches on Deuteronomy 32:2, highlighting the consequences of unbelief and rebellion as seen in the Israelites' 40 years of wandering in the wilderness. He emphasizes Moses' delivery of blessings, curses, and the gospel in the Book of Deuteronomy, focusing on the doctrine that drops as

J.C. Philpot preaches on Romans 8:28, emphasizing that all things work together for good to those who love God and are called according to His purpose. He likens the child of God to a benighted traveler, struggling through darkness but guided by the promises of God's Word. Philpot delves into the ch

This sermon shares a powerful testimony of a father's journey of prayer and faith for his daughter who was lost and in rebellion. It highlights the importance of trusting God's timing and sovereignty, even in the midst of deep struggles and despair, and the miraculous transformation that can occur w

In this sermon, John Calvin focuses on the story of Isaac and his submission to the will of God. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a good reputation and not being ashamed to change one's ways when necessary. Calvin warns against hardening oneself in obstinacy and urges listeners to abstain

John Calvin preaches about the sovereignty of God over nature, emphasizing how elements like hail, snow, storms, and winds all fulfill God's word and are under His control. He highlights that every weather change, from rain to thunder, is orchestrated by God's will to either show His goodness or bri

John Calvin preaches about the creation account in Genesis, emphasizing God's power and wisdom in creating the world out of nothing, forming it with order and purpose. He highlights the significance of God's approval of His creation, the special attention given to the creation of man in His image an

John Calvin preaches on the story of Sarai, Abram, and Hagar, highlighting the impatience and lack of faith displayed by Sarai in resorting to a method contrary to God's word to obtain offspring. Despite the good intention of wanting children, Sarai's impatience led her to take matters into her own

John Calvin preaches on Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well, highlighting Christ's grace and compassion in offering living water to someone who did not deserve it. Calvin emphasizes that none of us are worthy of God's salvation, yet through His mercy, we are chosen to receive His

John Calvin preaches about the challenges faced by godly teachers who may feel discouraged when they do not see the immediate results of their labor. He emphasizes the importance of serving God faithfully, even when it seems like their efforts are in vain, and encourages them to continue their work

John F. Walvoord preaches on the account of Daniel being cast into the lions' den, emphasizing the importance of God's deliverance and sovereignty in the face of persecution. The chapter highlights the faithfulness of Daniel, the unjust accusations against him, his miraculous deliverance from the li

John F. Walvoord preaches on the historical setting and significance of the first chapter of Daniel, highlighting the faithfulness and wisdom of Daniel and his companions in Babylon. The chapter sets the tone for the book of Daniel, emphasizing Daniel's unique role as a governmental servant and fait

John F. Walvoord delves into the significant selection of Abraham as the progenitor of a new division of humanity, likening it to pivotal moments in history like the creation of Adam and Eve and the new beginning with Noah. The sovereign choice of Abraham marked a crucial development in God's unfold

John F. Walvoord preaches on the profound story of Nebuchadnezzar's spiritual journey in Daniel 4, highlighting the king's recognition of the sovereignty of God after experiencing a period of insanity. Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a tree being cut down symbolizes his fall from pride and subsequent rest

John F. Walvoord preaches on the Parable of the Householder and the Laborers, emphasizing God's sovereignty in rewarding individuals according to His own judgment, regardless of the length of their toil or work performed. He highlights the illustration as a reminder that while some rewards are tempo

John Follette delivers a message of encouragement, emphasizing the importance of translating spiritual values into practical living and being open to God's redirection in our lives. Using the example of Paul's journey to Troas instead of Bithynia, he illustrates how God's plans may differ from our o

John Gifford Bellett preaches about the various confusion and challenges that Jesus faced in His earthly ministry, dealing with political and religious authorities, His disciples, and the different regions of Galilee, Judea, and Samaria. Despite the chaos, Jesus' path shone brightly, untouched by da

John Gifford Bellett emphasizes the diverse ways in which the light of God approaches and enters the soul, whether gently or with force, focusing on the unique work God does in each individual's heart, be it on the conscience, understanding, or deeper within. Through examples like the Eunuch, Saul,

John Gifford Bellett preaches about God's jealousy of His sovereignty and holiness, emphasizing His rights as Lord of the people and the God of their Sanctuary. The chapters in Numbers reflect God's assertion of His title over Israel by carefully counting and knowing each tribe, showcasing His sover

John MacDuff preaches on the miraculous event of Jesus walking on water to meet His disciples in the midst of a storm, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's presence and power even in the darkest and most turbulent times of life. The disciples' obedience to Jesus' command to get into the b

John MacDuff preaches about the unchanging and everlasting love of God, assuring believers that all trials and tribulations are part of God's eternal plan of love and redemption. He emphasizes the sovereignty of God, His loving purpose in prosperity and adversity, the safe refuge found in Christ dur

John Newton reflects on a child's recovery from a serious injury, attributing it to God's mercy and sovereignty over all things, even what the world sees as accidents. He emphasizes that such events serve as reminders of life's uncertainties and the need for complete dependence on God, rather than c

John Newton emphasizes the importance of submitting to God's sovereignty and being thankful in all circumstances, even in the face of sorrow and distress, as sin and its consequences are ever-present and souls are in need of salvation. He congratulates a minister on their calling, urging them to see

John Newton preaches about the importance of relying on the Lord's mercy and faithfulness, even in times of weakness and insufficiency. He emphasizes the lesson Paul learnt of rejoicing in his own poverty and emptiness so that the power of Christ may rest upon him. Newton encourages putting trust in

John Newton reassures his friend of God's sovereignty and care, emphasizing that even in moments of darkness and doubt, they can trust in the Lord's love and provision. Newton acknowledges his friend's struggles but points to the greater truth that God's wisdom surpasses human understanding, and eve

John Newton preaches about the importance of enduring chastisement and trusting in God's sovereignty, even in times of illness and uncertainty. He emphasizes the varying experiences of believers in their relationship with God, highlighting the need for a deep sense of dependence and humility. Newton

John Newton emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's promises, highlighting the contrast between the faithfulness of God and the tendency of humans to doubt. He encourages believers to have faith in God's sovereignty, even when faced with trials and challenges, knowing that all things will ult

John Newton preaches about the importance of humility and self-awareness in understanding spiritual truths revealed in the Scripture. He highlights the tendency for individuals to think highly of themselves and look down on others who oppose their beliefs, emphasizing the need for a deeper realizati

John Newton delivers a sermon comforting the congregation on the passing of Mrs. **** and Mr. T****, emphasizing the wisdom and sovereignty of God's appointments, assuring that their suffering was purposeful and that they are now in a place of eternal happiness. Reflecting on the brevity of life and

John Newton preaches about the infinite compassion and power of God in the midst of trials, emphasizing that God afflicts not for His pleasure but for our profit, to make us partakers of His holiness. He encourages believers to trust in God's grace and providence, even when facing challenges, as God

In this sermon transcript, a young man stands outside his mother's door, praying for her healing or preparation for death. He knocks and his mother, who is almost blind, asks who is there. He identifies himself as her son and she passes away peacefully. The scene then shifts to 20 years later, where

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a family who recently joined their church. The family had faced difficulties in their previous church but had learned about the sovereignty of God during their time at the new church. Shortly after joining, they received news that their son had a seri

In this sermon, Pastor John Piper focuses on James 4:13-16 and the importance of humbling ourselves under the sovereignty of God. He addresses the issue of making plans without considering God's will and the brevity of life. James is upset with those who make plans without acknowledging the truth th

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Gideon from the Bible. Gideon is in a difficult situation, feeling weak and unsure of what to do. However, God arranges for Gideon to overhear a dream that gives him encouragement and strength. Despite not having a clear plan, Gideon follows God's

John Piper reflects on his first year in the pastorate, expressing feelings of weakness and inadequacy, yet acknowledging God's mercy and power to help in times of need. He confesses his struggle with fear and pride, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's promises and sufficiency. Through t

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Ezra and the faith-building background leading up to a specific event in chapter 8. The people of Israel are in exile in the Persian empire, and it is now time for their rescue and the rebuilding of the temple. Despite being a small and insignifican

This sermon addresses the crucial decisions facing a church, including succession, church structure, and funding. It emphasizes the need for clarity and seeking God's guidance through prayer. The message delves into the concept of spiritual blindness and accountability in relation to God's sovereign

In this sermon, Job is depicted as a faithful servant of God who endures great suffering and loss. Job responds to his trials by tearing his clothes and falling face down on the ground, expressing his deep grief and surrender to God. He acknowledges that he came into the world with nothing and will

This sermon delves into the profound truths surrounding the betrayal and crucifixion of Jesus Christ, highlighting the role of Satan, God's sovereignty over sin, and the ultimate purpose of Christ's sacrificial death for the salvation of sinners. It emphasizes the divine orchestration of events lead

This sermon emphasizes the profound impact of prayer, highlighting how prayers have the power to cause things to happen that would not occur if we did not pray. It challenges the notion that God's sovereignty negates the importance of prayer, emphasizing that prayer is a privilege that allows us to

The preacher delves into the meaning of 'magnificent' in the Bible, emphasizing that it signifies the superlative, denoting an extreme or unsurpassed level. The sermon highlights the incomparable magnitude of God's promises, surpassing any human promise, and encourages believers to diligently seek a

In this sermon, Pastor John Piper addresses the issue of questioning God's sovereignty in the face of tragedy. He shares the heartbreaking story of a widower whose wife and infant daughter were mistakenly shot down by the Peruvian Air Force. Piper emphasizes that God is always working in mysterious

This sermon delves into the purpose of the recession, emphasizing the need to not waste this challenging time but to seek God's guidance and teaching. It explores how recessions can expose hidden sins, awaken us to global suffering, relocate our joy in God's grace, advance God's mission in spreading

This sermon delves into the profound topic of suffering, disability, and God's purpose in the midst of hardships. It emphasizes the importance of valuing God above all else, recognizing suffering's ultimate meaning in relation to God, and understanding that God's works can be displayed through vario

In this sermon, John Piper delivers a powerful and poignant message on the inevitability of suffering in the Christian life, encouraging believers to embrace their trials with faith and hope. Drawing from Scripture, Piper likely explores the various forms that suffering can take, from persecution to

Dr. John R. Rice delivers a powerful sermon emphasizing that throughout history, revivals have occurred in the face of great wickedness, unbelief, and challenging circumstances. He highlights how God's power transcends human conditions and how revivals have transformed nations and societies, even in

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a vision of God and eternity. He refers to a passage in Isaiah that presents a four-fold vision of Christian truth. The first vision is of the splendor and sovereignty of God, reminding people to meditate on heaven and eternity. The se

John Sale emphasizes the importance of grounding our seeking for revival in prayer, recognizing that God is the ultimate source of revival and the sovereign ruler of all things. He highlights that revival is a divine work that only God can provide according to His good pleasure, not by human efforts

Jonathan Edwards preaches on the absolute and universal dependence of the redeemed on God in the work of redemption, emphasizing that all glory belongs to God alone. Through the text in 1 Corinthians 1:29-31, he explains how God's wisdom in redemption is displayed by making man's emptiness an occasi

Jonathan Edwards preaches on the sovereignty of God, emphasizing the church's reliance on God as their refuge and strength during times of trouble and calamity. The duty to be still before God is highlighted, grounded in the divinity of God, which should be sufficient to silence objections and oppos

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of salvation from God's perspective. He begins by discussing what God did for us before time even began, emphasizing the idea that all things work together for good for those who love God. He then moves on to what God did for us in time, highlighti

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of support and partnership in reaching the world with the word of God. He compares the downfall of communism to the potential transformation of Islam into a mission field. The speaker shares a personal story of being interrogated and the impact hi

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of King Nebuchadnezzar in the book of Daniel. King Nebuchadnezzar had a dream that he couldn't interpret, so he called upon Daniel for help. The preacher emphasizes the dangers of pride and materialism, using the example of a man who boasted about hi

This sermon emphasizes God's choice of the foolish and weak things of the world to confound the wise, highlighting the importance of humility, honesty, and dependency on God. It challenges the worldly concept of upward mobility and calls for a genuine surrender to God's wisdom and guidance, acknowle

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes how God chooses the weak, foolish, and despised things of the world to confound the wise and mighty. It highlights the transformational power of God in turning failures into victories, using examples like Peter and the early church. The message encourages humi

This sermon delves into the theme of overcoming crises by drawing insights from biblical stories like Joseph's interpretation of Pharaoh's dream during a severe famine. It emphasizes the importance of casting all our cares upon God, resisting the adversary, and recognizing God's care even in the mid

Julian of Norwich preaches about her vision where she saw God in all things, realizing that God is in complete control of every detail, with nothing happening by chance but all under His foreseeing wisdom. She acknowledges that sin is not a deed, as she witnesses the righteousness and fullness of Go

Julian of Norwich shares a profound spiritual experience where she alternates between moments of deep peace and joy in God's presence, and times of heaviness and weariness in life. She emphasizes the importance of faith, hope, and charity as sources of comfort during difficult times, highlighting th

This sermon delves into the story of Jeremiah visiting the potter's house, where he witnesses the potter remaking a marred vessel, symbolizing God's ability to reshape and work on His people. It emphasizes God's sovereignty over nations, His willingness to relent from judgment upon repentance, and H

This sermon emphasizes the importance of viewing the Old Testament not just as history but as the Word of God meant to speak to our hearts. It highlights how every incident and warning in the Old Testament is relevant to us today, revealing the heart and mind of God. The message encourages surrender

This sermon emphasizes the importance of finding encouragement in the midst of life's challenges and discouragements. It highlights the promise of abundant life in Christ despite facing difficulties, drawing inspiration from the victorious life of Jesus and His disciples who overcame trials. The key

This sermon emphasizes the power and importance of prayer, highlighting how prayer is a privilege that allows believers to stand in the gap for others and influence the destiny of nations. It explores the mystery of God's plan for His people to partner with Him through prayer, showcasing examples of

Lehman Strauss preaches on the profound truth that understanding God's promises intellectually is different from experiencing them firsthand. Through the lens of Romans 8:28, he shares his personal journey of realizing the depth and reality of God's work in his life, emphasizing the importance of un

Lehman Strauss shares a personal account of the distress and humility experienced during his wife's stroke, reflecting on the depths of helplessness and the intricate connection between the brain and body. Despite the trials, he finds comfort and strength in God's Word, emphasizing the importance of

This sermon delves into the profound teachings found in the 15th, 16th, and 17th chapters of John, emphasizing the significance of Jesus as the true vine, the Holy Ghost's unique role, and the depth of prayer exemplified by Jesus in Gethsemane. It also explores the courage and conviction of Paul in

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the power of God to deliver His people from temptation and to punish the unjust. He emphasizes that the sovereign God of the Bible is all-powerful and lacks nothing in His ability to deliver. The preacher also highlights the presence of trials and evil in the w

Mark D. Partin delivers a sermon at Indiana Avenue Baptist Church, emphasizing how the world may view the church as lowly and insignificant due to its size and location in a rural, poverty-stricken area. Despite these worldly perceptions, the church remains steadfast in its conservative theology, ro

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of blessing the Lord with all that is within us, acknowledging His role in redeeming our lives from destruction and crowning us with lovingkindness and tender mercies. She emphasizes the eternal, sovereign, and omnipotent nature of God, highlighting

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the divine wisdom and purpose behind God's actions, assuring that everything He does is meaningful and purposeful, even if we may not understand it at the moment. She emphasizes that joy and pain are both essential in God's plan for our lives, serving as valuable

Mary Wilder Tileston emphasizes the uncertainty we face in knowing what to pray for as we should, highlighting our limited understanding of what is truly beneficial for us and our struggles against temptations. She encourages bringing all our wishes, longings, and conscience promptings to God, trust

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of committing our ways to the Lord, trusting in His wisdom and timing to bring about His perfect plan for our lives. By surrendering our plans and desires to God, we can experience great peace and joy, knowing that He governs all things with infinit

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of trusting in God's will and finding joy and tranquility in surrendering to His ways. By aligning our will with God's will, we can experience a perpetual kingdom of peace and victory, regardless of the circumstances we face. This trust in God's sov

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of trusting in God when faced with fear and uncertainty, emphasizing the need to continually offer troubling thoughts and future concerns to God, seeking His grace to focus on present duties. She warns against constant anticipation of potential trou

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about trusting in God's love and faithfulness, even in the midst of darkness and sorrow, emphasizing the assurance that God can bring light out of darkness and make things right. She encourages believers to have faith that God, who knows their needs and circumstances, w

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about trusting in God's perfect work and judgment, highlighting His truthfulness, righteousness, and justice. As His people, we are compared to sheep in His pasture, under the care and guidance of the Lord, our shepherd. Just like in Psalm 23, even in the darkest valley

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the process of being shaped by God into stones for His heavenly temple, emphasizing the need to be still in God's hands and allowing Him to work on us. She highlights the importance of patience and trust in God's timing, as each individual has a specific place in

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of trusting in God's will and tender mercies, finding rest in surrendering to His higher plan even when faced with trials and uncertainties. She emphasizes the need to have faith in the midst of trials, acknowledging that only God knows our true str

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about surrendering to God's will, echoing the sentiment of Jesus in Matthew 26:42 to submit to God's plan even when faced with challenges. The sermon emphasizes the importance of yielding our desires and decisions to God, trusting that His will is ultimately for our goo

Mary Wilder Tileston, through the words of Hannah Whitall Smith, emphasizes the importance of trusting God completely in all aspects of our lives. Just as God upholds the suns and worlds, He also upholds us with His mighty hand, directing our times and ways. We are encouraged to trust God not only i

Mary Wilder Tileston emphasizes the strength and power that God provides to His people, praising and blessing Him for His faithfulness. The sermon encourages facing distress, pain, and even death with a brave and glad heart, knowing that those defended by the Almighty and counted as friends by the H

This sermon beautifully describes the multifaceted nature of God, highlighting His roles and attributes in various aspects of our lives. From being our defense and healer to our hope, peace, and salvation, the sermon emphasizes the all-encompassing presence and power of God in every situation. It un

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God works in unexpected and seemingly foolish ways to bring about radical change. He challenges the idea that a massive advertising campaign or human efforts alone can bring about transformation. The speaker shares a personal testimony of their fire team i

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of aligning our prayers with the will of God, just as Jesus and the Holy Spirit always did. He explains that true faith is not about possessing power to manipulate God but rather having absolute confidence in God's wisdom and will. Stanford encourages beli

Miles J. Stanford preaches about the sovereignty of God, emphasizing that despite the world's evil and rebellion, God's rule remains absolute, bringing relief and rest to the Christian heart. He highlights how God limits and restrains evil, causing even the wrath of man to ultimately praise Him. Sta

Miles J. Stanford emphasizes the importance of putting on the whole armor of God to stand against the schemes of the devil. He delves into the concept of God allowing Satan to refine and purify His children, highlighting that even in the midst of trials orchestrated by the enemy, God's sovereign han

Miles J. Stanford preaches about the importance of giving thanks in all circumstances, as it is the will of God in Christ Jesus for us. He emphasizes that while relief from pressure may seem merciful, true growth and maturity come from God's support in the midst of pressure. Stanford highlights the

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the prevalent superstitious beliefs and practices among people, such as relying on omens and lucky charms. He emphasizes that throughout history, mankind has often turned away from God and sought substitutes for Him. Drawing parallels to the Garden of Eden, he

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Moses and his journey to become the deliverer of the Israelites. Moses, after witnessing an Egyptian mistreating a Hebrew slave, kills the Egyptian and hides his body. The next day, Moses intervenes in a quarrel between two Hebrews, but is question

In this sermon, the preacher references two passages from the Bible - Daniel 4 and Acts 4 - to emphasize that God is still in control despite the rise and fall of earthly rulers. He mentions historical figures like Kroosches, Hitler, and Mussolini to illustrate the temporary nature of human power. T

N.K. Griggs preaches about how God fashions history, using rulers and peoples as chess pieces to fulfill divine purposes. The sermon highlights America's founding on principles of liberty and Christianity, emphasizing the nation's role as a guide, a star of hope, and a beacon of light. It explores h

Norman Grubb emphasizes the importance of entering into God's rest, highlighting that true rest is found in ceasing from our own works and allowing God to work through us. He points out that many physical ailments and struggles can be traced back to unresolved spiritual turmoil and a lack of enterin

Norman Grubb preaches about the extreme nature of the Bible, highlighting the concept of God being 'all in all' in the final eternity, where even the Son becomes subject to the Father. He emphasizes living an extreme life and preaching an extreme message based on the radical truths of the Scriptures

Norman Grubb delves into the profound mystery of God's seemingly contradictory actions, emphasizing the unity in God's purposes amidst the duality we perceive in the world. He explores the concept of suffering as a gift from God, essential for the church's fellowship with Christ and the fulfillment

Olin Alfred Curtis delves into the profound concept of the holiness of God as the root of the redemptive work of our Lord, emphasizing the Old Testament's focus on God's moral sovereignty and lovingkindness. He contrasts the emphasis on moral sovereignty in the Old Testament with the sovereign Fathe

Oswald Chambers preaches about the importance of loyalty to God in all circumstances, emphasizing the need to recognize that God engineers the events in our lives even when we may not see it. He challenges believers to be faithful to the Lord above all else, acknowledging that true loyalty means wor

Paris Reidhead preaches about the sovereignty of God in Ephesians, emphasizing the responsibility and privilege taught in the Bible. He delves into the concept of God's sovereignty in choosing and predestining His people, highlighting the purpose of believers being transformed to be like Christ. Rei

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the question of how to reconcile the idea that God does everything for Himself with the belief that God is a loving God who loves people. He uses the analogy of giving someone a piece of gum to illustrate that God's actions can bring joy and gratitude from peopl

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a correct understanding of God, man, and the work of Jesus Christ. He criticizes the reduction of the gospel message to trite sayings and highlights that salvation is ultimately a result of God's power and sovereignty. The preacher the

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the regenerating work of the Holy Spirit in the preaching of the gospel. He acknowledges that preaching alone cannot bring about salvation without the Holy Spirit's intervention. However, God has promised to bless the right kind of preaching

In this sermon, the speaker urges the audience to recognize and appreciate the abundant mercy of God. He emphasizes the need to continually die to self and submit to the sovereignty of Christ. The speaker warns young people against taking control of their lives and encourages them to surrender to Go

In the video, the speaker discusses the importance of not becoming stagnant in our faith and ministry. He emphasizes the need to trust in God's work in the younger generation and not hold too tightly to leadership. The speaker also encourages making a new commitment to God and being open to what He

Peter Hammond preaches on the Book of Exodus, highlighting God's almighty power, sovereignty, holiness, faithfulness, and His acts of redemption, judgment, and provision for His people. The Exodus story mirrors the Christian journey from bondage to freedom, with Moses symbolizing Christ and various

Peter Hammond preaches on the Book of Nahum, emphasizing God's sovereignty over history and the consequences of rejecting Him. The prophet Nahum, a descendant of Israel's Ten Northern Tribes, foretells the destruction of Nineveh, the capital of the Assyrian Empire, due to its wickedness and idolatry

Peter Hammond preaches on the power of prayer and obedience to God, emphasizing that Christians are not destined for defeat but for victory. He shares inspiring stories of how prayer has changed the course of history in countries like China, Mozambique, Angola, Berlin, Romania, and Albania, where Go

Ray Comfort delivers a powerful sermon on the reality of death and the assurance that comes with being a Christian, highlighting the victory over death through Jesus Christ. He addresses the wisdom of the world versus the wisdom that comes from God, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's

Reggie Kelly delves into the profound mystery of 'The Tents of Shem' prophecy, emphasizing the unique role of the priestly people in mediating God's revelation and blessing. He explores the significance of Israel's distinctiveness in reflecting God's nature and the controversial yet essential connec

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the parable of the great banquet from Luke 14, emphasizing that God the Father is the host of the banquet and Jesus is the servant who invites people. The banquet is guaranteed to be great and full because God orchestrates it. Jesus remains confident even when faced wit

In this sermon, the speaker begins by discussing how Joshua and his army marched up from Gilgal with determination and strength. The speaker then shares his personal experience of occasionally feeling discouraged, but finding strength in the presence of Christ within him. He emphasizes the unwaverin

R.L. Dabney preaches about the debate on whether man is a free agent, addressing the arguments of Theological Fatalists and Sensualistic Necessitarians. He refutes these views by emphasizing the consciousness of man contradicting them and the inherent responsibility and free-agency implied in human

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being strong in times of weakness. He encourages the audience to pray and seek strength from God, even when they feel tired or scared. The preacher also highlights God's desire for His people to possess the land and not be oppressed by wicked

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the New American Standard translation of Romans 8:28, which states that God causes all things to work together for good for those who love Him. The preacher emphasizes that God can take even destructive and seemingly irreparable situations in our lives and make

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the current state of the world and the challenges faced by believers. He acknowledges the distressing times we live in, characterized by hostility, hatred, and a lack of love. However, he reminds the audience that God is still in control, despite the chaos in

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on divine resources in times of distress. He shares a story about a missionary couple who found themselves surrounded by hostile forces and without any interest in the gospel. However, they found comfort in knowing that God was with t

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Revelation and its significance for believers. He highlights the opening verse of Revelation 4, which describes John's experience of receiving a divine message. The preacher emphasizes that this experience is something that all believers can antici

Robert Haldane preaches on the comforting truth that all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose. Believers are assured that even in the midst of overwhelming adverse circumstances, everything is orchestrated by God to lead them to their heavenly

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for a revival in the church. He believes that many Christians today are caught up in rigid doctrines and institutional Christianity, lacking the dynamic and life-giving presence of Christ. The preacher calls for a cry to God, asking Him to reveal His

Ronald Hanko preaches about the central truth of the Reformed faith, which is the sovereignty of God, emphasizing that predestination is not the central truth but rather a part of the doctrine. The absolute sovereignty of God is the core of Calvinism, faithful to its heritage, as seen in the confess

The sermon begins with a personal story about a dog on a farm, leading into a reflection on Ezekiel 8:12. The speaker then prays for God's word to impact the listeners' lives and reveal His will. A cautionary tale is shared about deception within the family, tying into the warning in 2 Corinthians 1

Samuel Chadwick reflects on the challenge of unanswered prayers, sharing personal experiences and biblical examples to illustrate that while God promises to hear our prayers, there are conditions and limitations to consider. Through the stories of Moses, Elijah, and Paul, he shows that even sincere,

Samuel Davies preaches about the divine government, highlighting the blessings of wise and just rulers and the consequences of weak and tyrannical leadership. He emphasizes the necessity of a divine government over the universe for order, justice, and the management of both earthly and spiritual aff

Samuel Davies preaches about the sovereignty of God over the kingdoms of men, emphasizing that God's omnipotence did not end after creation but continues to govern the world. He explains that events in the material and rational world are carried out by God's agency, even when using secondary causes.

Samuel Rutherford addresses Lady Jane Campbell, a woman of remarkable ability and Christian devotion, who faced many personal tragedies, including the loss of children and her husband. Rutherford encourages her to trust in God's sovereignty amidst her sickness and impending death, reminding her that

Samuel Rutherford preaches a message of comfort and encouragement to a grieving noble lady who has lost her child, reminding her to submit to God's will and find solace in the fellowship of Christ's sufferings. He assures her that her cup is sugared with mercy, and the purpose of her trials is to se

Samuel Rutherford delivers a sermon of comfort and encouragement to a grieving Ladyship, reminding her of the unfathomable ways of the Lord in the midst of sudden loss. He emphasizes the sovereignty of God over life and death, urging her to trust in His wisdom and not question His judgments. Rutherf

Samuel Rutherford preaches about the fellowship and communion with the sufferings of Christ, emphasizing that our earthly condition cannot be more pleasant or easier than His, as through afflictions, He was made perfect. He encourages believers to trust in God's infinite wisdom, even when His ways s

Seth Rees preaches about how God chooses the foolish, weak, despised, base, and things that are not to confound the wise and mighty. He emphasizes the importance of being willing to be counted among these categories to be used by God for His greatest achievements. Rees uses biblical examples like th

This sermon on Acts 12 emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty, especially in times of delay and unanswered prayers. It highlights the need for self-examination, repentance, and a right attitude in prayer. The sermon also points to the true God who answers prayers and the signific

This sermon emphasizes that God's will is simple but not easy to follow. It explores the story of Stephen in Acts 6, highlighting how faith and obedience can lead to persecution but also reveal God's presence. The sermon delves into the concept of trusting and obeying God, even in challenging circum

This sermon delves into the topic of hope, exploring the concept that God is just but not fair. Through the parable in Matthew 20, the message highlights the difference between God's justice and fairness, emphasizing the invitation of the kingdom of heaven and the root cause of complaining as selfis

This sermon delves into the comforting and guiding aspects of Psalm 23, highlighting God's role as a shepherd who leads, restores, and comforts His people. It emphasizes the importance of repentance, knowing God personally, and the transformative power of God's love and grace. The speaker challenges

This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God, acknowledging the struggles and unknown hindrances that hold us back. It highlights the need for God to reveal and search our hearts for full surrender, compassion, and love. The speaker delves into the concept of God's sovereignty, expla

This sermon emphasizes the impact of mocking voices that can lead to discouragement and distraction from God's will. It delves into the mocking of Jesus and the importance of surrendering to God amidst challenges. The narrative also touches on the significance of God's sovereignty, the conquering of

This sermon delves into the theme of 'When Darkness Reigns' from Matthew 26, highlighting the challenging dark nights of the soul that Christians face, emphasizing the need to persevere through discouragement and trust in God's sovereignty. It explores the importance of obedience bringing light into

St. Augustine preaches on the importance of praising God continually, recognizing that praising David in the Psalms ultimately refers to praising Christ Himself. He emphasizes the need for daily praise and blessings to God, regardless of circumstances, as a way to transition from strength to strengt

St. Augustine preaches about the significance of the Lord's Passion in Psalms, emphasizing how the Martyrs drew strength from beholding Christ's suffering and resurrection. He highlights the importance of enduring trials and temptations, acknowledging that tribulations are necessary for spiritual gr

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of enduring sufferings for the sake of salvation and comfort, highlighting how afflictions can lead to a deeper faith and trust in God. He emphasizes the shared experiences of suffering and comfort among believers, showing how trials can strengthen one's

John Chrysostom preaches on Acts 23:6-8, highlighting Paul's wisdom in using his Pharisee background to create division among the council, showcasing the conflict between the Pharisees and Sadducees regarding the hope of resurrection. Despite facing danger and threats on his life, Paul remains stead

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of recognizing Jesus as a man sent from God, proven through miracles and signs, and how the crucifixion of Jesus was part of God's plan despite the wicked actions of men. He emphasizes the significance of Christ's resurrection, highlighting that it was n

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that God is the one who controls and orchestrates all things in our lives with a positive and definite purpose. The concept of "good" is explored, with the reminder that God alone is truly good. The speaker encourages believers to present themselves as living s

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the glorious scenes in heaven described in the book of Revelation. He explains that chapter four depicts the glory of creation, highlighting the greatness of the Creator. The preacher then moves on to chapter five, which reveals the glory of redemption through

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for humility and self-awareness in the presence of God. He references biblical examples such as Eli and Daniel, who recognized their own unworthiness and sinfulness when encountering God. The speaker poses a series of rhetorical questions to highlight

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Psalm 103 and its message of praising and worshiping God. The psalm is divided into three parts. The first part, from verse 1 to 5, highlights the personal blessings David received from God. The second part, from verse 6 to 19, emphasizes the greatness of God's

This sermon focuses on the powerful imagery of God being our fortress and helper in times of trouble, highlighting the constant battle against evil forces and the assurance of victory through Christ Jesus. It emphasizes the need to rely on God's strength rather than our own, the triumph of God's tru

This sermon emphasizes how God works uniquely in each of our lives according to His purpose, even when we struggle with the trials and challenges He allows. It highlights the analogy of God as the potter and us as the clay, being molded and shaped by Him in seclusion and through various life experie

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Luke Chapter 5, where Jesus is surrounded by people who are eager to hear the word of God. He notices two empty fishing boats and decides to use one of them as a platform to teach the people. After finishing his teaching, Jesus tells Peter to go out into the s

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the contrast between man's ways and God's ways, highlighting how God's beginnings are often small and hidden but lead to lasting value, unlike man's tendency to start with grand frameworks. He points out that God's greatest works come from intrinsic values developed throu

T. DeWitt Talmage preaches on the unconventional battle led by Gideon, where God strategically reduces the army to three hundred men to showcase His power and ensure the glory goes to Him. Through this story, Talmage emphasizes the importance of Christian stratagem, spiritual warfare, and the need f

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the theme of calling God good, using examples from the Bible. The speaker references Psalm 129 and the story of Sarah, the wife of Abraham, who clung to God's promise of having a son despite the passing years. The speaker emphasizes the importance of still beli

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Esther in the Bible, specifically in Esther Chapter 4. The speaker emphasizes the need for believers to recognize the bigger picture and understand that God is in control, even when things may seem chaotic. The speaker also highlights the importanc

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of four lepers men who were facing death and had little faith. Despite their doubts, they felt led by God to move forward. As they walked down the road, the spirit of God caused confusion in the enemy ranks, making the lepers' footsteps sound like a m

Thomas Boston preaches about the importance of humbling ourselves under the mighty hand of God in various circumstances. He highlights the need to notice God's sovereignty in all aspects of our lives, acknowledge our own worthlessness and guilt, submit silently to God's hand, and magnify His mercies

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the story of Jabez, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's blessings, acknowledging His sovereignty, power, providence, protection, and presence in our lives. He highlights the need to pray for God's hand to be with us, guiding and blessing us, while also asking for

Thomas Reade preaches on the valuable lessons from Moses' vision of the burning bush, symbolizing the church of God as weak yet preserved by Jesus' grace and power amidst trials and afflictions. The vision teaches humility, emphasizing salvation by grace and the need to acknowledge God's sovereignty

Thomas Watson preaches about how the worst things, such as afflictions, temptations, desertions, and sins, can be overruled by God for the good of His people. He explains how afflictions work for good by teaching valuable lessons, refining character, and drawing believers closer to God. Similarly, t

The sermon focuses on imitating John the Baptist by having right thoughts about the sovereignty of God, recognizing our unworthiness, and keeping Christ at the center of our minds and hearts. John's example teaches us to find joy in God's sovereignty, humility in knowing who we are, and a Christ-cen

This sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting that God is orchestrating every circumstance in our lives for our ultimate good and growth in Christlikeness. It challenges the tendency to feel forgotten or passed over by God, reminding believers that every situation is purposefully designed by God

Timothy Tow preaches about the Higher Will of God over our lives, emphasizing that God is in control of our travels and circumstances. He shares examples from the Bible, like Paul's missionary journey being redirected by the Holy Spirit, to illustrate how God's plan always works for our good. Person

Tom Macartney preaches on the life of Daniel, who lived through a time of crisis during the exile in Babylon. Daniel's foundations were his personal knowledge of God and his unswerving loyalty to Him, even in the face of temptation and risk. His life was marked by experiencing the Lord's faithfulnes

Tom Macartney preaches on the encouraging chapter of Acts 27, highlighting the triumphant outcome of Paul's perilous journey to Rome as a prisoner, showcasing the Lord's sovereignty in the midst of terrifying circumstances. The chapter reveals deeper lessons on the storms of life, the enemy's attack

Tom Macartney preaches about the God-given signposts in a lost and confused world, emphasizing the importance of recognizing these signposts that point to God's truth and grace. The sermon highlights five ways in which the finger of God acts as a great signpost: through creation and man's creation,

Victor Maxwell preaches on the uncommon devotion of Zacharias and Elisabeth during a dark period in Israel's history, highlighting their righteousness, faithfulness, and devotion to God despite their struggles with childlessness and societal stigma. Zacharias, a faithful priest, encounters an angel

Walter Beuttler preaches about the ways of the Lord in the wilderness, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's ways in our afflictions and the need to seek His guidance and comfort in times of confusion and suffering. He highlights the story of Job as an example of how God allows afflictio

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Esther, highlighting the divine providence woven throughout the narrative, showcasing God's ability to work through major events, trifling circumstances, and even enemies' schemes to fulfill His purpose. The story revolves around Esther, an orphaned Jewish cap

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Ezra, highlighting the return of the Jews from Babylonian captivity under the sovereignty of God. The book showcases God's choice of both those who know Him and those who do not to accomplish His work, displaying His might and ability to fulfill His purposes a

Walter Beuttler preaches on the Book of Habakkuk, highlighting the prophet's perplexity at God's seeming failure to respond to prayer, tolerate evil, and indifference to the suffering of the righteous. Despite these challenges, God reveals that He is raising up the Chaldeans for judgment, emphasizin

Walter Beuttler preaches on the Book of I Samuel, highlighting the transition of Israel from a theocracy to a monarchy through the rise and fall of King Saul. The key theme of the book is prayer, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's will and intervention. The message reveals the absolute sove

Walter Beuttler delves into the Book of 2 Kings, highlighting the division of the book into two parts and the continuous history it provides of God's people. The message of the book emphasizes the consequences of shutting God out from human government, leading to the failure of man on the throne of

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Joshua, highlighting the historical account of Israel's conquest of Canaan, where God led them into victory. The key phrase 'the Lord fought for Israel' emphasizes God's role as a warrior. Joshua, a type of Christ, leads his people to victory and allots them t

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Nehemiah, a natural sequel to Ezra, focusing on the personal account of Nehemiah and his task of protecting Jerusalem by rebuilding its walls. The underlying truth in Nehemiah is the sovereignty of God in particular, emphasizing divine instrumentality in human

Walter Beuttler preaches on the power of God's providence as seen in the Book of Esther, where God's hand is evident despite His name not being mentioned. The sermon emphasizes how God works behind the scenes, even in troubling times, to fulfill His purpose. Through the examples of Esther, Mordecai,

In this sermon, the speaker uses the story of David and Goliath to illustrate the power of God and the potential of believers. David, a young shepherd boy, defeats the giant Goliath with a stone and then beheads him. After this victory, David reflects on his insignificance compared to the greatness

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Jacob and his encounter with God at Bethel. Jacob had run away from his family and was sleeping with a stone as a pillow when he had a vision of a ladder with angels going up and down. This vision revealed to Jacob that behind all of life is a pers

Warren Wiersbe preaches on the powerful imagery in Psalms 18:7-15, illustrating how God works when He comes to the aid of His children. These verses depict God as the Creator and Deliverer who uses nature to assist His people. When in God's will, nature works for the child of God, but when out of Hi

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of Joseph from the Bible and draws practical lessons from his life. Joseph was pampered by his father and separated from his brothers, which led to them selling him as a slave. He faced further hardships, including being falsely accused and imprisoned

Warren Wiersbe delves into Psalms 10:14-18, exploring the stages of asking 'Why?' The second stage focuses on commitment, shifting attention from the wicked to God who sees our troubles and investigates our situations. The third stage emphasizes confidence in God's hearing and remembrance of our pra

Warren Wiersbe emphasizes the importance of not giving up or running away when faced with challenges, highlighting the need to seek refuge in God's throne of grace instead of seeking temporary escapes. He encourages the congregation to remember that God's throne is secure and that running away does

Warren Wiersbe emphasizes God's laughter in Psalm 2, highlighting how it stems from judgment towards those who rebel against His authority. Despite the world's turmoil and rebellion against God, believers can find comfort in knowing that Jesus Christ reigns on the throne. As Christians, we are calle

Warren Wiersbe preaches about the danger of man trying to exalt himself above God, a mindset that originated in the Garden of Eden when Satan tempted Adam and Eve to be like God. Despite the world's current appearance of man prevailing, the psalmist reminds us that ultimately, the wicked will face j

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Jonah from the Old Testament. Jonah, a prophet, is given a message by God to deliver to the people of Nineveh, but instead, he tries to run away from God's presence. God sends a storm to bring Jonah back to Him, and the sailors on the ship Jonah i

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the limited knowledge and understanding that humans have in the grand scheme of God's sovereignty. He uses the analogy of actors on a stage, emphasizing that we only have a limited perspective of the scenes that have come before and will come after our own. The

This sermon emphasizes the consequences of unbelief, using the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth as an example of doubt and the need for faith in God's promises. It highlights the danger of unbelief in hindering God's work in our lives and the importance of having a conviction and confession in God's

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not getting caught up in worldly trends and fads, as they will lead to being left behind. He speaks about how God will eventually overpower and overwhelm those who resist Him, and how He knows how to judge a community while still taking care

William Cowper preaches about the mysterious ways in which God works, emphasizing the unfathomable nature of His plans and the need for believers to trust in His sovereignty even in the midst of trials and challenges. He encourages fearful saints to take courage, reminding them that God's providence

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of God's presence and care in the midst of pain and suffering. He emphasizes that God does not promise exemption from pain, but rather assures his children of his presence and support. The preacher references Isaiah, highlighting how God was with his

William Gadsby emphasizes the importance of recognizing the sacredness and perfection of God's Word, cautioning against misinterpreting Scripture to fit personal agendas or diminish the glory of the immutable God. He highlights the folly of those who attempt to limit God's sovereignty and eternal bl

William Kelly preaches about the importance of understanding and respecting the future restoration and blessing of Israel as prophesied in the Bible. He emphasizes that acknowledging and believing in God's faithfulness to His covenant with Israel is crucial in maintaining the integrity of His charac

William Kelly preaches about the profound significance of Christ's death and resurrection, emphasizing that sin was not a mere accident but a deliberate act of God's enemy to oppose Him. Despite the evil in the world, God allowed it to showcase His depths of love, grace, and goodness in the midst of

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the book of Job and the suffering that Job endures. He highlights the remarkable precision of the heavenly bodies and how they serve as a reminder of God's power. Job, despite his suffering, finds comfort in God's revelation of His greatness and humbles himself

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Daniel and the lions' den as an example of serving the Lord and facing challenges. He emphasizes the importance of unity in a nation, which is based on common knowledge and common unselfishness. The preacher also talks about the role of the family

In this sermon by W.J. Erdman, the Preacher reflects on the fleeting nature of human life and the inscrutable ways of God's eternal purpose. He contemplates the limited understanding of man in relation to the divine plan, emphasizing the importance of fearing God and acknowledging His ultimate judgm

In this sermon, the preacher begins by discussing the story of a woman with a spirit of infirmity for 18 years who was unable to lift herself up. He then emphasizes the power of the Word of God and the importance of being a child of God. The preacher also talks about the future reign of Jesus Christ

W.R. Inge shares a powerful story about a man seeking the way of truth and encountering a poor man who exemplifies unwavering faith and contentment in God's will, regardless of circumstances. The poor man's perspective challenges the listener to embrace gratitude, acceptance, and surrender to God's

This sermon emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in God, highlighting how Satan cannot touch God's children without permission, as seen in the examples of Job and Peter. It encourages believers to trust in God's protection and grace, even in the face of trials and challenges, knowing that Go

Zac Poonen emphasizes the sovereignty of God and the total authority of Jesus Christ over all nations and powers, highlighting how God can use even unlikely nations to fulfill His purposes. He encourages believers to have faith rooted in the truth that God is in control of the world's affairs, urgin

In this sermon, the preacher shares a story of a businessman who drifted away from God as his business prospered. Despite the elders of his church trying to bring him back to faith, he was too occupied with his success. However, when his youngest son fell seriously ill after being bitten by a poison

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of trying and failing in order to learn valuable lessons. He draws parallels to the Israelites who tried and failed for fifteen hundred years before God sent his son, Jesus. The preacher explains that Jesus waits for us to come to the end of our

Zac Poonen preaches on the profound truth of God's election and predestination of His children, emphasizing that God knew us before the foundation of the world and chose us to be His own. This eternal knowledge and selection by God should bring us great security and assurance in our faith journey. W

Zac Poonen preaches about how God allows His people to face hindrances and obstacles to exercise their faith and experience His mighty power. He emphasizes the importance of obeying God even when it leads to storms, as it is through facing these storms that we can know the power of God. Poonen highl

Zac Poonen preaches about the importance of faith, emphasizing the need to fully trust in God's wisdom, love, and power. He shares how faith involves surrendering our abilities and depending on God to work miracles in our lives, just like the disciples casting their nets on the right side after a ni

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding God's sovereignty in healing, highlighting examples from the Bible where sickness was used to humble individuals and bring glory to God. It discusses the role of faith, the gift of healing, and the need for discernment in praying for the sick. T

Zac Poonen preaches on the story of Esther, highlighting how God orchestrated events to rescue the Jews from destruction through a series of seemingly small incidents. Despite the wicked plans of Haman and his wife, God was silently working on behalf of Mordecai, showcasing His perfect timing and ab

Zac Poonen preaches about God's nature of helping the weak and helpless, emphasizing that God is the God of widows, orphans, and strangers. He highlights how God makes us weak to show His power and support in our lives, as seen in Paul's experience with a thorn in the flesh. Poonen stresses the impo

Zac Poonen preaches on the significance of being an overcomer, emphasizing that if we are in God's will as overcomers, no door will remain closed to us. God strategically shuts certain doors to prevent us from straying into unprofitable paths, ensuring we walk in His ordained ways. Just like in Jona

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not acting impulsively but instead taking time to consider and pray before making important decisions. He uses the example of Joseph, who thought and prayed before taking action. The speaker also highlights the fulfillment of prophecy in Josep

Zac Poonen emphasizes the powerful promise in Romans 8:28 that God works all things together for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose, highlighting the importance of aligning our ambitions with God's will. He explains that nothing can harm true believers who fully a

Zac Poonen preaches on the contrasting spirits of Cain and Seth as seen in Genesis chapter 4, highlighting the dangers of pride and the importance of humility in acknowledging God's grace in all aspects of our lives. He emphasizes the need to give all glory to God for our accomplishments and to seek

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Revelation and its central theme of the second coming of Christ. The sermon begins with an emphasis on the importance of obedience and proclaiming the word of God to others. The preacher then briefly reviews the content of the book of Revelation, s

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of a lack of fellowship in churches. He emphasizes that the problem is not a lack of activity or programs, but rather a higher estimation of oneself than is accurate. The speaker encourages believers to have a sober estimate of themselves. The sermon a

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of keeping our minds innocent of evil in a world filled with wickedness. He encourages listeners to avoid watching or reading about evil and instead focus on ways to live a pure and good life. The speaker highlights the various aspects of the gos

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing and accepting the sovereignty of God. He compares God to a potter who has complete control over the clay, shaping it into vessels of different value and purpose. The preacher encourages humility and submission to God's will, stati

Zac Poonen preaches on God's nature of helping the weak and helpless, emphasizing that God is the God of widows, orphans, and strangers. He highlights how God makes us weak to show His power in our lives, as seen in Paul's thorn in the flesh. Poonen stresses the importance of not depending on human

Zac Poonen emphasizes the total sovereignty of God over all people and circumstances, showcasing how God orchestrates events in miraculous ways to fulfill His purposes, even in the face of evil intentions. Through the story of Joseph, it is revealed how God turned the tables on Satan's attacks, usin

Zac Poonen preaches on the dangers of using human reasoning and trying to help God according to our own understanding, as seen in the stories of Abraham, Moses, and Uzzah. He emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will and guidance in all decisions, rather than relying on man-made plans. Poonen

Zac Poonen preaches about how God can take a person who has failed repeatedly and still fulfill His perfect plan for their life, using examples from the Bible to show that even failures can be part of God's perfect plan to teach unforgettable lessons. He emphasizes the importance of humility, genuin

This sermon delves into the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph as portrayed in Genesis, highlighting themes of arranged marriages by God, fatherly concerns for children's marriages, the importance of seeking God's guidance in relationships, the sovereignty of God in fulfilling His plans despite human

This sermon delves into the Book of Job, highlighting the profound lessons learned from Job's suffering and interactions with his friends. It emphasizes the importance of humility, love, and prayer in dealing with challenges, as seen through Job's journey of self-reflection, repentance, and restorat

This sermon delves into the book of Nahum and Habakkuk, exploring the themes of God's control over nations, the importance of patience and faith, and the triumph of faith in the face of trials. It emphasizes the need to trust in God's sovereignty even when faced with wickedness and challenges, and t

Zhiming Yuan delves into the intricate relationship between Christianity and Chinese culture, exploring the historical tensions, biases, and hindrances that have existed over the past 5000 years. He challenges the notion that Christianity and Chinese history are unrelated, emphasizing the essential