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    06: No Repentance, No Reply

    The sermon centers on the indispensable role of repentance in genuine prayer and spiritual revival, rooted in Psalm 66:18, which declares that God will not hear those who harbor unconfessed sin in their hearts. It emphasizes that true prayer requires a heart free from affection toward known iniquity, warning that even fervent intercession is ineffective if accompanied by unrepented sin. The preacher underscores the seriousness of approaching a holy God with a divided heart, stressing that divine hearing is contingent upon personal repentance, not merely theological assurances of salvation. Drawing from historical revivals and personal spiritual reflection, the message calls for deep self-examination, confession, and the radical removal of anything that hinders communion with God. Ultimately, it presents repentance not as a barrier to prayer, but as its necessary foundation, inviting the hearers to seek God's cleansing and experience the breakthrough of a renewed, responsive relationship with Him.

    14 phút

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    07: Three Prayers

    This sermon presents a profound meditation on three distinct prayers that reveal the essence and urgency of genuine Christian intercession: one from hell, marked by desperate regret too late for salvation; one from the cross, where Christ's perfect intercession for His persecutors embodies divine mercy and secures the believer's salvation; and one from heaven, where Christ eternally intercedes for His people, ensuring their perseverance and hope. The preacher underscores that true prayer is not mechanical or self-serving but flows from a heart transformed by grace, reflecting love for God and concern for others, especially in times of spiritual decline. He challenges the church to move beyond ritual and complacency, calling for a revival born not of human effort but of humble, persistent prayer that mirrors Christ's own intercession. Ultimately, the sermon affirms that the church's vitality depends not on its own strength but on the unceasing, life-giving prayer of Christ in heaven, and it calls believers to respond with urgent, heartfelt supplication for personal renewal and global revival.

    15 phút

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    08: The Lord Breaking Forth

    The sermon centers on the urgent need for spiritual awakening on campus, drawing from 2 Samuel 5:17–20 to illustrate God's supernatural intervention when His people seek Him in faith. It emphasizes that divine breakthrough—like a bursting flood or a dam breaking—comes not through human effort but through divine action, as seen in David's victory at Baal Parazim, where God broke forth in power. The preacher warns of a modern spiritual famine not of physical scarcity, but of hearing the Word of God, exacerbated by unprecedented distractions from technology and cultural noise. He calls the congregation to become true hearers of Scripture, urging a deep longing for God's presence and a revival ignited through prayer and the preached Word. The tone is both pastoral and prophetic, blending conviction with hope, as the prayer is for a transformative, supernatural outpouring that renews hearts and changes generations.

    7 phút

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    09: Ready Reservoirs of Grace & Mercy

    The sermon centers on God's patient, gracious readiness to pour out mercy and grace upon His people, emphasizing that His delays are not denials but divine preparation for revival. Drawing from Isaiah 30:18, it highlights that God's reservoirs of grace are stored for those who repent and return to Him in humility, particularly in the midst of spiritual complacency and misplaced alliances. The message calls believers to examine their lives and communities for unrepentant sin—whether in self-reliant planning or ungodly relationships—and to return to God with honest confession. Through references to Jeremiah 31 and Hosea 6, it affirms God's tender heart, His unwavering love, and His promise to heal, revive, and restore those who seek Him. The tone is both convicting and comforting, urging the church to persevere in prayer with confident hope, knowing that God's coming is as certain as the dawn and His mercy as sure as spring rains after a dry season.

    10 phút

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    10: Not By Might, Not By Power

    The sermon centers on the divine truth that spiritual victory is not achieved through human strength, resources, or strategy, but solely through the empowering presence of God's Spirit, as declared in Zechariah 4:6. It confronts the pervasive sense of powerlessness and despair felt by believers in a morally decaying world, drawing parallels between the post-exilic Jews' stalled temple-building and the modern church's spiritual stagnation. The message emphasizes that God intentionally allows believers to confront overwhelming challenges to break their reliance on self and cultivate dependence on the Holy Spirit, who alone can transform hearts, overcome sin, and advance the kingdom. The preacher calls the church to repentance, urging a renewed commitment to prayer, humility, and spiritual sensitivity, warning that neglecting the Spirit through busyness, self-reliance, or doctrinal pride quenches His work. Ultimately, the sermon affirms that Christ's victory is certain, not by human might, but by the Spirit's sovereign power, and that every believer and congregation, no matter how small or flawed, can be instruments of divine transformation when fully surrendered to His Spirit.

    18 phút

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    11: Call Unto Me, I Will Answer Thee

    In the midst of national and personal despair, this sermon draws from Jeremiah 33 to proclaim a divine invitation: call upon God, and He will answer, revealing 'great and mighty things which thou knowest not.' Centered on the promise that God, the eternal and faithful Creator, remains accessible even in imprisonment and exile, the message emphasizes that divine faithfulness transcends human failure and historical darkness. The preacher underscores that God's willingness to respond is not contingent on human worthiness but on His covenantal character, inviting believers to approach Him with boldness, even in times of backsliding and suffering. The chapter's prophetic hope—of restoration, return, and divine intervention—serves as a timeless assurance that God's power surpasses present circumstances, calling the church to persistent prayer and unwavering trust. Ultimately, the sermon urges believers to hold fast to God's promises, treating them not as abstract ideals but as living, binding commitments to be claimed with faith and expectancy.

    15 phút

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    12: From Emptiness to Fulfilment

    The sermon explores the transformative journey from spiritual emptiness to divine fulfillment through the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. It highlights how moments of inner dryness and isolation—often marked by shame, longing, or disconnection—are not signs of abandonment but invitations to encounter Christ's living water, which satisfies the deepest longings of the human heart. Drawing from John 4, the message emphasizes that Jesus meets people not in their perfection but in their brokenness, offering not temporary solutions but the eternal presence of God that quenches all thirst. The central truth is that true fulfillment is found not in relationships, achievements, or worldly pursuits, but in abiding in Christ's presence, where emptiness is replaced with overflowing joy and purpose. The sermon calls believers to seek God's presence through prayer and worship, trusting that His Spirit continually renews and fulfills those who come to Him.

    8 phút

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    13: Afflicting Ourselves

    The sermon draws from Ezra 8:21–22 to emphasize the necessity of corporate fasting and prayer as a response to spiritual complacency and misplaced trust in worldly resources. It highlights the danger of self-deception, urging believers to measure themselves not against flawed human standards but against biblical holiness and the godly examples of the past. The central theme is repentance—acknowledging personal and corporate failure, especially the hypocrisy of preaching dependence on God while relying on human strength. The preacher underscores that true faith is demonstrated not in words alone but in actions that reflect trust in God's power, not in political or military might. The call to prayer is rooted in humility, recognizing that God alone can guide His people into the right way and restore what has been lost. The sermon concludes with a powerful appeal to emulate the penitent prayers of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Daniel, pleading for divine mercy and renewal.

    16 phút
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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Steven Lee
  • Năm hoạt động
    2005 - 2026
  • Tập
    103
  • Xếp hạng
    Sạch
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    © SermonAudio Classics
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