Sermons and Discourses

What A Beautiful Name - Hillsong Worship

10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) - Matt Redman (Best Worship Song Ever) (with Lyrics)

Colton Dixon - More Of You (Official Video)

Colton Dixon - 'Miracles' [Official Video]

Listen to gospel music of Tasha Cobbs Leonard

Official Video for “Fill Me Up” / “Overflow” (Medley/Live) by Tasha Cobbs Leonard taken from the album Jesus Saves

Watch the Original and Official video of Way Maker, written by Award Winning Song Writer, SINACH. The song has been translated to over 50 languages and covered by many artists all around the world. It is also the theme song sung in many languages bring hope and faith to many in distress, and Sinach is currently #1 on Billboard's Christian Song Writers for 10 weeks running.

Tamil Christian Song for Kids | Miyave Miyave |ஒளியில் நடப்போம் Vol-2

మియావ్ మియావ్ | New Telugu Christian Song for Kids | Animation Song

"What A Beautiful Name" from the album 'let there be light'' recorded live at ‪Hillsong Conference in Sydney, 2016.

Dr. Tony Evans explores the powerful story of Elijah and the boy who gets brought back to life in the Bible. Join him as he unpacks the spiritual significance of this miraculous event, highlighting themes such as faith, obedience, and the power of prayer—reminding us to trust in God's ability to bring life to seemingly dead situations in our own lives.

Billy Graham Sermon | The Miracle of Easter: Reflections on Christ's Resurrection

Dr. Tony Evans encourages viewers to trust in God as their only source of provision. Join him as he challenges us to prioritize our relationship with God and seek His guidance in all aspects of our lives and reminds us of the limitless power and provision that come from relying on God alone.

Are you aware that it's possible to shift from a self-pitying, negative attitude to a positive one? Today on Enjoying Everyday Life with Joyce Meyer, discover how changing your attitude can change your life.

Friends, on this Fifth Sunday of Lent, our Gospel is John’s story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Let’s face it: we are all haunted by death. No matter what we accomplish in this life, we know that it will all be swallowed up in the end. The fear of death broods over the whole of life. But does death have the final say?

This is the final entry in The Great Sermon Series. And for this last video we are going in a different direction by looking at a not-so-great sermon. Joel Osteen's "The Power of I Am" may be the most popular sermon on YouTube, but it's also got to be the worst. (Written by Tim Challies & Joey Schwartz; produced by Thaddeus Maharaj)

Just a little over thirty years ago, the fate of the SBC hung in the balance. It seemed as though it was going to adapt to the times and embrace theological liberalism, just as countless denominations had done in the U.S.. But at the 1985 SBC Convention in Dallas, Texas, a 75-year-old minister stepped to the podium and decided to take a stand. His message is the next entry in the Great Sermon Series. Note: In the video I say membership in the SBC is 50 million; that should, of course, be 15 million. This video is brought to you in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

David Platt’s sermon at the 2012 T4G conference is one of the most powerful calls to the nations in the last twenty years. What made it so compelling? The title of the sermon says it all: “Divine Sovereignty: The Fuel of Death-Defying Missions.” It’s the next entry in the Great Sermon Series. This video is brought to you in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

On June 5, 2011, John MacArthur completed a remarkable feat. He finished his 42-year journey of preaching through the New Testament verse-by-verse. In this episode of the Great Sermon Series, we will examine how John MacArthur began with a sermon that would prove to set the stage for the next 42 years of his ministry at Grace Community Church. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this first sermon so memorable. This video is brought to you in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

The Great Sermon Series continues with that time R.C. Sproul blessed the church by preaching the curse. It remains one of the best sermons I've ever heard. This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource.

It takes two ingredients to deliver a message that really sticks. It takes the right message and it takes the right time. Matt Chandler’s 2012 sermon “God is For God” is an example of this kind of timely message. This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource.

If you were one of the 40,000 students at the Passion One Day conference in Memphis, Tennessee back in May 2000, just one little word may well have changed your life. You know the word, don't you? Shells. Yes, shells. Seashells. In this video I take a look at John Piper’s groundbreaking sermon from 2000 and tell "Why John Piper's 'Shells' Illustration Transformed a Generation." This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource.

This is the first episode in The Great Sermon Series. In this video I take a look at Paul Washer's famous (or infamous) "Shocking Message" and ask what made it so very shocking. This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource. Visit http://sbts.edu/challies Written by Tim Challies & Joey Schwartz Produced by Thaddeus Maharaj The premise of the series is finding and examining modern-day sermons that the Lord has chosen to use in unusually significant ways. What we will find, I think, is that the Lord uses sermons to save, stir, and edify his people--and that sometimes he does this through unexpected messages and messengers.

See what God can do through you. This is the vision of Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick and based in Charlotte, NC with multiple locations throughout the US and Canada. —— Chapters: 0:00 - For The Moments When We Feel Weak 3:34 - One of the Strangest Prayers Jesus Prayed 8:14 - Help Me Fail 10:20 - I've Never Asked God For That 12:15 - God Is Up To Something 14:32 - Failure Is Not Your Identity 17:26 - God Is Not Standing At A Distance 20:32 - Maybe You Didn't Really Fail 23:48 - A Prayer To Give Your Life To God 26:52 - Do This In Remembrance

Jesus, My Everything (Official Lyric Video) - Sanctuary Of Worship Band