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This message, based on Isaiah 36-37, focuses on the spiritual battle believers face against Satan's lies and intimidation, using the Assyrian king Sennacherib and his spokesman Rabshakeh as a picture of how the devil attacks God's people. The preacher describes Satan's tactics as a form of "information warfare," seeking to undermine faith by exalting human wisdom, questioning God's Word, attacking...

Drawing from James 4 and illustrated by the powerful example of the Moravian prayer movement of 1727, this message challenges believers to examine whether they genuinely desire revival or merely admire the idea of it. The preacher emphasizes that true revival begins with personal repentance and a wholehearted pursuit of God. He outlines five essential responses for those seeking revival: securing...

The sermon emphasizes that salvation is received solely through grace by trusting in Jesus Christ, distinguishing true saving faith from mere religious knowledge or works. It argues that while many claim to be people of faith, only those who place their confidence in the specific object of Jesus Christ are secure, as He is the only one capable of atoning for sin. The message highlights the necessi...

The sermon explores the theological realities of the afterlife by examining the parable of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16. It emphasizes that death acts as a permanent separator, leading to either comfort in Abraham's bosom or conscious torment in hell, where individuals retain memory and desire for relief but lack the ability to change their fate. The message highlights that God provides the...

This sermon uses the story of Samson in Judges 16 to illustrate how sinful pleasure creates a spiritual sinkhole that destroys a believer's life. The central message argues that sin begins with uncontrolled desire, which Satan hijacks to lead individuals away from God's will. The preacher outlines a process of indulgence and progression, showing how small compromises escalate into total defeat, as...

Preached in Hanley, England, UK

WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/ZXaGTrnHTBM This presentation expounds on the Great Commission in Matthew 28, emphasizing that the church's supreme priority is to make disciples of all nations rather than merely sharing the gospel. The message highlights the necessity of teaching obedience to all of Christ's commands and identifies the '1040 window' and ethno-linguistic people groups as critic...

In this message from Judges chapter 7, the preacher examines how God deliberately reduced Gideon's army from 32,000 to 300 so that Israel would recognize the Lord as their deliverer. The central lesson is that God is always the majority and always the solution. Illustrations from history and Scripture, including 1 Corinthians 1 and 2 Corinthians 12, reinforce that human weakness becomes the contex...

Bible Reading: Luke 11:1 1. This Importance demonstrated by Christ. 2. This Importance demonstrated by Godly Men. 3 1. This Importance should be demonstrated by our Praying. This sermon emphasizes the critical importance of prayer by examining Luke 11:1, where a disciple asks Jesus to teach them how to pray. The message highlights that Jesus demonstrated the priority of prayer through His own cons...

The sermon centers on the absolute supremacy of God, using the account of the Ark of the Covenant and the fall of the idol Dagon in 1 Samuel to demonstrate that God will not be placed second to any other power or deity. It argues that attempting to serve both God and the world is impossible, likening such a life to a tug-of-war where the world will eventually pull the believer away from divine pro...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the peace offering in Leviticus 3, presenting it as a celebration of the finished work of Christ rather than a requirement for further sacrifice. The central message emphasizes that through the penal substitutionary atonement of Jesus, believers enter into a state of shalom, characterized by rest from the labor of self-justification, dominion ov...

The sermon examines the tension between theological knowledge and Christian love, using Paul's discussion of food offered to idols in 1 Corinthians 8 as a framework. It argues that while believers possess the truth that idols are nothing and have liberty in Christ, this knowledge often leads to pride and arrogance rather than humility. The central message is that true knowledge of God should produ...

"All the redeemed of the Lord will join in one great anthem." In this sermon on Psalm 107:1–3 titled "Religion that is True," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones addresses this unity despite four different types of experiences people one can encounter. Those wandering in the wilderness in need of habitation, those bound in affliction needing relief, those suffering in ill health and starvation, or those on the...

This sermon explores Ecclesiastes 3, arguing that the passage is not merely a list of human experiences but a declaration of humanity's dependence on God's sovereignty. The central message asserts that God has appointed a specific time for every event, including both joy and suffering, and has intentionally limited human understanding to foster trust in His wisdom. By examining God's control, know...

This sermon explores Proverbs 16:15 to illustrate how the favor of God, secured through Jesus Christ, provides spiritual life and assurance to believers. The message contrasts the terrifying wrath of a king with the life-giving light of his countenance, applying this to the believer's relationship with the Heavenly King. It emphasizes that access to God in prayer is grounded not in personal merit...

The sermon explores Joshua 24, emphasizing the necessity of a deliberate and timely decision to serve the Lord. It highlights the importance of remembering God's past deliverance and blessings as the foundation for present obedience, urging believers to reject both ancestral idolatry and contemporary cultural influences. The text interprets the phrase "if it seem evil unto you" as a dismissal of f...

This sermon encourages believers to persevere in well-doing despite weariness, emphasizing that the reward comes in due season if one does not faint. The central message identifies several causes of spiritual fatigue, including disobedience, unrealistic expectations of an easy Christian life, misinterpreted divine chastisement, perceived injustice, and a lack of faith. Drawing from Leviticus, Prov...

Let the Bible Speak - TV Recording 417. Preacher: Rev Stephen McCrea. Bible reading: Philippians 3 : 7 - 14. Subject: Do You Know Him?. Hymns: Naught have I gotten & Sound the Gospel of Grace Abroad.

Woe unto those that are self-righteous.

Preached in Newcastle-Under-Lyme, England, UK

The sermon contrasts the first coming of Jesus as a humble lamb for salvation with His future return as a lion to execute judgment upon the ungodly. It defines ungodliness as a state of spiritual blindness, depraved desires, and irreverence toward God, emphasizing that all humanity is under the wrath of God due to sin. The central message highlights the profound grace of God, who demonstrated His...

This sermon explores the theological definition of the local church as a living body fitly joined together, emphasizing that God intentionally assigns believers to specific congregations for their growth and service. The message highlights the Greek concept of tight integration and adjustment, urging members to view their church membership as a divinely appointed post rather than a casual choice....

The sermon centers on the concept of God as a 'buckler,' a small, personal shield that protects the believer from the enemy's attacks. Drawing primarily from 2 Samuel 22:31, the message contrasts the fleeting security of worldly defenses with the eternal reliability of God's Word. Through the examples of David and Ahab, the text illustrates that while human efforts and status can fail, God remains...

Today is Election Day. Before you go to vote, check your polling hours and take the proper ID with you. Stay in line because if you're in line when polls close, you can still vote. If you have a mail ballot, drop it off today at it's proper location. Friends, there is too much at stake to sit this one out. Every seat in the U.S. House is being voted on today as is one-third of the U.S. Senate. Thi...

Preached in Rotherham, England, UK