Trusting God

In this sermon, the preacher talks about the Apostle Paul and how he was chained to circumstances he couldn't change. The preacher shares the story of a pastor whose ministry was also chained when his wife became bed-fast. The message emphasizes that no matter what circumstances we face, God remains

In this sermon, the speaker begins by praying for a quickening of the body, spirit, and mind to deliver the word of God effectively. He emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God's will and trusting Him completely. The speaker encourages listeners to believe that God is able, faithful, and wil

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the importance of casting all our cares upon Jesus, who cares deeply for us, even to the extent of knowing the number of hairs on our heads. He illustrates that just as our earthly parents cared for us, God desires to take care of every aspect of our lives, and we dishon

The video is a sermon transcript that begins with a young boy expressing his gratitude for being a Christian and his desire for his father to be saved. The sermon then transitions to the story of Job, highlighting the series of tragedies that befell him, including the loss of his possessions, the de

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of trust in Christ. He begins by referencing Hebrews 11 and emphasizes that trust in Christ is everything. The speaker then highlights the story of Abraham, who believed God and was accounted for righteousness. He explains that our righteousness

In this sermon, the pastor discusses three different scenarios: kissing a girl who is leaning away, speaking late on a Sunday evening, and crossing offense that is leaning towards. He shares his experience of speaking late on Sunday evenings as a pastor in Chicago. The pastor also mentions a book ca

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a personal experience of being publicly humiliated and finding solace in the Bible. He opens the Bible randomly and finds a tear falling on a verse that speaks about showing kindness and compassion to the poor. This brings him peace and joy as he realizes that G

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the theme of having confidence in faith over fear. The main point is that the more we come to know God, the better we are able to conquer our fears. The speaker encourages the audience to find a place in life where they can focus their thoughts and imaginations

In this sermon, the preacher uses the story of Jesus and the disciples crossing the sea in a boat to illustrate the challenges and hardships that people face in life. The disciples, including experienced fishermen, were caught in a sudden and terrifying storm that made them fear for their lives. How

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the discovery of atomic power and energy, which poses a threat to civilization but also promises abundance for all. He highlights the simple formula E=mc^2 as the key to this discovery. However, he introduces another simple formula, "let go, let gone," which

David Wilkerson delivers a powerful message on the theme of suffering, emphasizing that understanding our afflictions is not necessary because we have God's grace. He shares personal stories of pain and loss, illustrating that asking 'why' is a common human response, but ultimately, we must rely on

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of waiting patiently on the Lord, sharing insights from a dream that inspired his message. He cautions against relying on dreams for direction, instead urging believers to seek guidance through prayer and the Word of God. Beach highlights that while some mora

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of trusting God amidst life's uncertainties and challenges, highlighting that true faith involves surrendering our pride and embracing humility. He explains that the deep things of God are not about intellectual understanding but about experiencing His love an

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes God's deep longing for a relationship with us, urging believers to cast their burdens upon Him and trust in His guidance. He reflects on the darkness and chaos of our lives, paralleling the creation story in Genesis with the light brought by Jesus in the Gospel of John. The

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the necessity of undergoing spiritual transformation through the metaphor of Moses' life, illustrating how God works to remove unpleasing traits from us, such as stubbornness and impatience, by placing us in challenging situations. He highlights that as children of God, we

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear and chaos during turbulent times, urging believers to turn back to God and seek His guidance. He shares ten practical tips for navigating challenges, including minimizing media consumption, prioritizing prayer, and embracing God's wake-up ca

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of trusting God amidst life's challenges, sharing his personal struggles and the transformative power of worship. He encourages believers to avoid swerving from their faith due to fear and doubt, which can lead to impulsive decisions and spiritual stagnation.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence and love in our lives, urging believers to cast their cares upon Him and to be aware of the trials that may come. He warns against playing the fool by failing to prepare spiritually for the challenges ahead, highlighting the nece

D.L. Moody emphasizes the necessity of relying on God as our higher source for deliverance, using the example of Moses, who initially failed in his own strength to free the Israelites from Egypt. Moody illustrates that true deliverance comes when we allow God to work through us, as seen in Moses' tr

Shane Idleman addresses the challenges Christians face when the world seems to be against them, emphasizing the pressure from society, culture, and even fellow believers. He draws from Psalm 3, illustrating how David felt outnumbered and troubled, yet found strength in God, reminding us that being d

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of turning to God during life's storms, using David's cries in Psalms 11-13 as a model for expressing our struggles and frustrations. He encourages believers to pour their hearts out to God, reminding them that it's essential to seek divine comfort rather than

A.W. Tozer discusses the nature of burdens in life, referencing Meister Eckhart's insight that the weight of burdens is irrelevant if the Lord carries them for us. He identifies three types of burdens: the burden of loving help we should offer to others, the moral responsibilities we must bear ourse

D.L. Moody shares a poignant story of little Johnny and his sister navigating a perilous tunnel, emphasizing the importance of clinging to the 'Rock of Ages' during life's storms. As the train roars by, the sister instructs Johnny to stay close to the rock, symbolizing the safety and shelter found i

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the unwavering faith of King Hezekiah and the prophet during a time of crisis in Jerusalem, where they turned to God as their only ally against overwhelming odds. He encourages believers to bring their troubles and complaints before the Lord, trusting that He hears and responds

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of casting our cares upon God, reminding Christians that they should not carry burdens that God is willing to bear. He encourages believers to trust in God's providence, assuring them that their troubles are light compared to His strength. Spurgeon reassures t

Watchman Nee emphasizes that believers are called to live by faith, as stated in Romans 1:17, rather than being swayed by visible joys or blessings. He highlights that true faith is not about emotional experiences but a steadfast conviction in God's presence, even in darkness. Faith is described as

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound truth that many believers, including himself, do not truly know God as He desires to be known. He reflects on how God sought to teach His people throughout history, yet they often limited Him through doubt and unbelief. Wilkerson points out that while we may t

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the necessity of living by faith rather than sight, highlighting the conflict between our old nature, which seeks proof and understanding, and our new nature, which believes without seeing. He explains that faith and sight are opposites; when we rely on sight, we limit our n

Chuck Smith emphasizes that God commands us not to fear, as Christians will inevitably face frightening and confusing situations. He illustrates that, like the disciples, we often find ourselves in circumstances where our resources are depleted, but Christ is the only resource we need. The sermon re

J.R. Miller emphasizes the importance of making each year count by striving for growth and not settling for complacency. He acknowledges the weariness and discouragement that often accompany Christian service, but reassures that God's strength is available to those who seek it. Miller explains that

David Wilkerson warns against relying on human strength and worldly solutions, as illustrated in Isaiah 31, where the prophet cautions Israel about seeking help from Egypt instead of trusting in God. He emphasizes that just as Israel faced the powerful Assyrian army, believers today confront overwhe

David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of relying on God during times of uncertainty, as exemplified by King Jehoshaphat's response to impending danger from enemy armies. Instead of devising a military strategy, Jehoshaphat humbly acknowledged their helplessness and declared their dependence on G

David Wilkerson emphasizes that the rising fears in the world today fulfill Jesus' prophecy about distress and fear among nations. He reassures believers that through complete resignation of their lives to Christ, they can experience glorious freedom from fear. This act of faith involves trusting in

Theodore Epp addresses the issue of 'pet cares' in our lives, emphasizing that excessive concern for material possessions and hasty decisions can lead to anxiety that disrupts our faith and peace. He highlights three characteristics of excessive care: prioritizing things over God's will, making rush

D.L. Moody emphasizes the importance of casting our burdens upon the Lord, as doing so frees us from the torment of anxiety and fear. He explains that taking on our own cares leads to an uneasy burden, while trusting in God allows us to find peace and relief. Moody encourages believers to rely on Go

Zac Poonen discusses the theme of Divine Discipline through the life of Jacob, emphasizing that God used severe chastening over twenty years to prepare Jacob for His promises. Jacob's experiences with Laban, who mirrored his own shrewdness, served to refine his character and teach him trust in God r

David Wilkerson warns about the subtle devices of Satan, who uses powerful and seemingly successful figures to instill doubt in believers' commitment to trust God. He highlights how the enemy, represented by Rabshakeh, mocks faith and attempts to convince individuals that their troubles are a result

John Gill emphasizes the profound example set by Jesus in 1 Peter 2:23, illustrating how Christ, when reviled and mistreated, chose not to retaliate but instead responded with patience and grace. He highlights that Jesus endured false accusations and physical abuse without threatening or seeking rev

John Gill emphasizes the importance of casting all our cares upon God, drawing from 1 Peter 5:7 and its connection to Psalm 55:22. He explains that believers should not be overly anxious about their lives but instead trust in God's providence while still being diligent in their responsibilities. Gil

R.A. Torrey emphasizes the importance of where a disciple should store their treasures, urging believers to focus on heavenly treasures rather than earthly ones, as earthly possessions are temporary and can lead to anxiety. He explains that no one can serve two masters, highlighting the necessity of

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of relying on God's guidance rather than our past experiences when facing uncertainties. He warns against the dangers of dwelling on 'what ifs' that can lead to anxiety and distraction from God's direction. Bonar encourages believers to seek fresh counsel from

Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear in the face of challenges, as illustrated in Nehemiah 4:14. He acknowledges that while there are valid reasons for fear, such as real threats and exhaustion, God's command is to 'be not afraid.' Smith encourages believers to remember the Lord'

Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of knowing God's will, acknowledging our limitations and the need for total commitment to God. He outlines three steps to discern God's will: trusting in the Lord wholeheartedly, not relying on our own understanding, and acknowledging God in all our ways. Smith

Chuck Smith emphasizes the promise that God will direct our paths, highlighting the importance of trusting in the Lord wholeheartedly. He explains that while we often desire to control our future, true confidence comes from knowing that God, who knows every situation we will face, is in control. Smi

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of entrusting our lives and callings to God, likening our commitment to Him to a precious ring that He is able to protect until the end. He shares John Newton's dream, illustrating how easily we can be seduced into abandoning our faith during difficult times, ju

David Wilkerson emphasizes the danger of self-reliance and rebellion against God, as illustrated by Isaiah's warning to Israel. He explains that true rebellion is not just overt sins but the refusal to seek God's guidance in all aspects of life, leading to a reliance on human wisdom. Wilkerson highl

J.R. Miller emphasizes the inevitability of anxiety and distractions in life, yet he urges Christians to resist worry and maintain peace through prayer. He illustrates that while we cannot prevent cares from arising, we can choose not to let them take root in our hearts. Miller encourages believers

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of casting our cares upon God, illustrating how Nehemiah chose to ignore distractions and focus on what truly mattered. He points out that many of our burdens are self-imposed, stemming from worries about things that may never happen. By simplifying our lives a

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of trusting God and refraining from presumptuous actions that can lead to negative consequences, as illustrated by the tragic incident involving the ark of God. He encourages believers to rest in the Lord and wait patiently, reminding them that God's timing and

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of committing our trials to God, illustrating that by trusting Him wholly, we can exchange our anxious cares for His Almighty care. He explains that God's hand humbles us but also lifts us up in due time, encouraging believers to cast their worries upon Him. Si