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Tom Malone addresses biblical revival in this archival sermon. What does spiritual renewal mean, and what should shape our expectations of it? Listen with the life of the church and your own response to God in view.

Billy Kelly preaches from Psalm 23, the Shepherd’s Psalm. Its words move through provision, guidance, danger, and the assurance of God’s presence. Read the psalm alongside this message and consider the confidence expressed in its opening confession: the Lord is my shepherd.

Maze Jackson draws from the burning of Joab’s barley field in 2 Samuel 14 to warn about ignoring a call that demands a response. Applying the story to spiritual obedience, he asks what may be keeping listeners from answering God and considers how loss can force a neglected issue into view. “When God Sets Your Field on Fire” urges a willing response to God, confession of sin, and renewed service.

Robert Smith Jr. addresses the Holy Spirit in Psalm 23 in a message also identified as “The Neglected God.” This teaching brings the doctrine of the Holy Spirit into conversation with a familiar psalm. Listen with Psalm 23 open as you consider the reading he presents.

Lee Jenkins preaches “Water-Walking Faith.” The title brings trust in Jesus into view when the next step feels uncertain. Listen with the relationship between faith and action in mind, especially where obedience asks more of you than remaining comfortable.

What does the promise of Christ’s return mean for the way we live now? Billy Graham preaches on the second coming of Jesus and the hope Christians place in Him. The subject reaches beyond curiosity about the future. This sermon calls for thoughtful attention to readiness, eternity, and our present relationship with the Lord. Learn more: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

Curtis Hutson preaches “All Things Work Together for Good.” The subject raises a question many believers carry through difficult circumstances: how do we trust God when we cannot see the good? Listen with the promise of God’s purpose and the limits of our present understanding in view.

What are you afraid to lose? Our money and priorities often reveal the answer. In Matthew 6:19 through 24, Jesus speaks about treasure and the master we serve. Pastor Chris Buscher brings that question into our decisions about security, control, and generosity. This sermon from The Year We Refuse to Settle calls us to honor God with what He has entrusted to us. Pastor Chris Buscher is the lead pastor of Mountain Valley Chapel in Gold Bar, Washington. Pastor Chris Buscher on Facebook

Lee Roberson asks what we will do with the one life we have. “Just One Life” brings the use of our time, opportunities, and influence into focus. Listen with the direction of your own life in mind and the choices that are still yours to make.

Mistakes can shape our future without having to determine every step of it. Tolan Morgan addresses moving forward after failure in this message. Listen with the need for honest reflection and the challenge of continuing in faith after something has gone wrong.

John R. Rice addresses the Christian home in this archival sermon. The subject brings faith into the closest relationships and most ordinary routines of life. Listen with family responsibilities, personal example, and the way belief is practiced at home in mind.

Priscilla Shirer brings the desire for revival into a personal question: where must renewal begin in me? “Let Revival Begin with Me” directs attention toward our own response to God. Listen with a willingness to examine the spiritual condition of your heart and life.

Billy Kelly preaches on the prodigal son and the call to return. The familiar story brings departure, need, and a father’s welcome into view. Listen with repentance and mercy in mind, whether you identify with the one who left or the people waiting at home.

E. V. Hill asks “Why the Narrow Way?” in a recording identified in its source title as May 25, 1978. This archival message gives attention to the path of discipleship. Listen with the direction of your own life in view and the seriousness of responding to Jesus.

How do grace and holy living belong together? Terry K. Anderson addresses that question in this sermon about a life devoted to God. Holiness reaches beyond Sunday worship into ordinary decisions. This message gives attention to Christian conduct and the grace of God, subjects that should never remain only ideas we discuss. Learn more: Lilly Grove Missionary Baptist Church.