Missionary Work

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the call to be missionaries, sharing personal experiences of faith and perseverance in spreading the Gospel. He recounts how God ordered his steps, leading him to unexpected encounters that reinforced the importance of being a witness for Christ. The sermon highlights the g

J.R. Miller discusses the significance of Paul's first missionary journey, emphasizing the role of the Antioch church in sending out missionaries under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. He highlights the diverse backgrounds of the church's leaders, particularly Manaen, who serves as an example of how

Andrew Murray emphasizes the vital role of missionary work in the life of a believer, asserting that every friend of Jesus should embrace the missionary cause as part of their spiritual life. He highlights that Jesus left heaven for this purpose, and the Church's primary mission is to spread the Gos

Charles Finney expresses deep affection and concern in his letter to Gerrit Parmele Judd and his family, lamenting their separation and the inability to meet before their departure. He shares his joy about the work of the gospel and the involvement of Miss Fanny Thomas in missionary efforts, emphasi

George Mueller preaches on the vastness of the redeemed multitude before the throne of God, emphasizing that while believers may seem few now, a great multitude from all nations will ultimately be saved through the blood of the Lamb. He encourages the congregation to engage in missionary work and to

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of those who 'stay by the stuff' in the context of David's victory over the Amalekites, illustrating that both the front-line soldiers and the rear guard share equally in the spoils. He argues that the home guard is just as vital as those who go into battle, an

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the vital role of those who 'tarry by the stuff' in the mission of God, paralleling David's decision to share the spoils of victory with those who stayed behind to protect the vulnerable. He argues that both the front-line workers and the home supporters are equally important

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the call to 'Enlarge the place of thy tent,' urging believers to attempt and expect great things from God. He reflects on the humble beginnings of the missionary movement and the need for expansion in faith, love, and service to reach the lost. Simpson highlights the importan

Andrew Murray emphasizes the urgent need for a missionary revival within the church, calling for a departure from mere religious formalities and a genuine commitment to God's mission. He challenges believers to take personal responsibility for the work of God, urging them to sacrifice their comforts

George Fox emphasizes the importance of nurturing one's spiritual life while engaging in outward missions, particularly in America. He encourages his friends to cultivate their hearts with the spirit and power of God, ensuring that their inner plantations remain healthy and vibrant. Fox advocates fo

Andrew Bonar shares his experiences as a missionary in St. George's parish, detailing his initial challenges and the guidance he received from Dr. Candlish. He reflects on the freedom he had to establish his mission work, including services for hostlers and the importance of personal visits. Bonar r

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the transformative power of prayer in advancing missionary work, urging believers to pray earnestly for the Lord to send laborers into His harvest. He highlights the necessity of asking God to stir the hearts of individuals through the Holy Spirit, compelling them to share th

Charles Finney addresses the Female Missionary Society, sharing the remarkable progress of the reformation in Evans' Mills and surrounding areas. He highlights the hopeful conversions among the local population, including a significant movement in a Dutch settlement where many have begun to understa

K.P. Yohannan shares his experiences of traveling in the United States and the stark contrast of living conditions faced by national missionaries in Asia, who often go without food due to financial constraints. He reflects on the suffering of these missionaries and their families, particularly in un

K.P. Yohannan shares the inspiring story of a former military officer from South India who dedicated his life to missionary work in North India, leading over 400 full-time missionaries and establishing a disciplined network of disciples. His apostolic approach, reminiscent of the Apostle Paul, resul

K.P. Yohannan shares a powerful testimony from a meeting in Cochin where the Holy Spirit moved mightily, leading 120 pastors to commit to missionary work in North India, leaving behind their comforts and families. The atmosphere was charged with conviction, as many felt the call to serve despite the

K.P. Yohannan shares a poignant reflection on the tragic practice of sati in India, which deeply moved him during a flight over his homeland. He expresses his horror at the glorification of such a brutal act and the growing fanaticism among his people, urging listeners to recognize the darkness that

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the urgency of the missionary call, likening it to life-and-death emergencies that demand immediate action. He highlights the dire spiritual needs of humanity, the vast number of souls yet unreached, and the swift passage of time as reasons for Christians to actively engage i

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the diverse types of New Testament missionaries, illustrating their unique contributions to the spread of the Gospel. He highlights Philip, the evangelist, who obeyed God's call to reach a single soul; Barnabas, the businessman, who dedicated his resources to missions; and Ga