Featured Sermon (archives)

Here there will be listed all the sermons that are featured on the front page. These sermons are life-changing and are prayerfully chosen as powerful messages that will impact and speak to your Christian life. These messages are great to download and share on a CD with others. They can be distributed freely. Please do go through the selection here and also stay tuned as new ones are added. Do these things move you? by Leonard RavenhillThis is a powerful message about the calling of a minister and the need for revival in our generation. What passion and fire, Ravenhill exhibits as he almost in tears shares his desperate heart for revival in a prayer meeting. Ten Shekels and a Shirt by Paris Reidhead"This sermon should be preached on a regular basis in every church in America!" This message has been download off this site over 30,000 times and is by far the top sermon! Listen to this life-changing message TODAY! Revival Hymn (Compilation)This is a very powerful audio message that will stir your spirit for revival! Clips of following speakers included in this message: Ian Paisley, Leonard Ravenhill, Paris Reidhead, Duncan Campbell, A.W. Tozer, T. Austin Sparks.

Soldiers Of Christ Arise by A.W. TozerTozer gives a clarion call to the church that we are in warfare as soldiers of Christ. This message is revolutionary! and needs to be listened to carefully over and over until we accept our high calling in Christ.

The Best, Not the Good by Vance HavnerHavner shows that many Christians are sadly choosing the 'bad' without any conviction from God, in the grossest of sins becoming one with the world. "you cannot play with the world and not be contaminated".

Seek My Face by Richard Owen RobertsRoberts speaks of the lofty and majestic God that we are to seek with all our hearts. He paints a tremendous picture of man and how seeking after God is an humbling task. This is an all important subject and worthy of a listen.

The Price of Revival by Leonard RavenhillRavenhill speaks on Old Testament characters with an eye opening perspective. This word comes with the sharp, smashing, shattering, and sobering reality of the truth that will bring you to your knees if you let it.

When God Stepped Down by Duncan CampbellFirst-hand account of the Lewis Revival during the early 1950s. Duncan Campbell was God's instrument in this extraordinary awakening. In this tape Campbell recounts this three-year movement of the Holy Spirit.

Devotions or DevotionKeith Green shares from a burdened heart about the subject of devotion. It's not necessarily the things we do that please God, but the reasons why we do them. A beautiful look at true devotion of the Christian life.

Hell, What Is It Like? by David WilkersonThis is a very sobering message on the reality of hell. Barely any preachers these days would even dare to preach on this subject but how sad that falls from the new testament normal of hell as a normal doctrine.

Choosing Rather to Suffer by Leonard RavenhillThis sermon really gets to the root of alot of the causes of why we don't have genuine revival in North America. Moses choose rather to suffer for the sake of Christ then enjoy the pleasures of sin for a short time.

Signs of Pentecost Today by A.W. TozerPentecost did not come and go, it came and stayed. There were internal, spiritual realities at Pentecost that were permanent. Tozer biblically breaks through the overlay of tradition about this very important biblical event.

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Trying to Restrict God by Chuck SmithChuck Smith humbly shows the need for Christians to rely on the Word of God and simple obedience to the Holy Spirit. He also calls for a radical change to be more Christ-like so that the world will know us as Christians.

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