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The speaker, Doug Tunney, works for Youth With A Mission and the Billy Graham organization. He talks about being available to serve the Master and preparing oneself for any good work. He shares his experience of going to Liberia and training a small group of people in evangelism and defeating witchcraft and Islam, which he later found out was the group that was praying for someone to come and train them. He emphasizes the importance of prayer, Bible study, and forgiveness in being available to the Master.
The speaker shares his experience of being called by God to go to Liberia and train pastors. He explains how he was led to do a crusade in Liberia, which led to the repentance of an entire nation. He also talks about the importance of being available for God to use and to be willing to do whatever it takes to serve Him. He emphasizes the truth of the Bible and its power to transform lives. He also shares his encounter with the President of Liberia, who helped him organize the crusade. Finally, he shares a story about a Muslim man from the Krahn tribe who was touched by the message of the gospel.
The river in Ezekiel 47 represents the Holy Spirit flowing through our lives as we give ourselves to Jesus. The river starts ankle deep, but as we obey Him, it rises up to our knees and beyond. However, we can become like a swamp, where the water flows in but has no outlet, causing stagnation and a bad smell. We must obey God and step out in faith to experience the adventures and ministry He has for us. The speaker shares a personal story of ministering to prostitutes in Frankfurt, Germany, and how God gave him the strategy to reach them. He encourages the audience to ask themselves what they have done for Jesus and to step out in faith to reach the lost.
The speaker shares his personal story of how he became a Christian and how he has traveled to 45 countries to spread the Gospel. He encourages the audience to obey God's command to be fishers of men and to share the Gospel with others. He offers tools and resources to help with evangelism, including evangelistic DVDs, phone apps, and Bible translations in different languages. He invites the audience to join the army of the great commission and to let the river of God flow in and out of their lives.
The speaker shares a personal experience of encountering Jesus in a field and experiencing overwhelming joy and intimacy with Him. He asked for new shoes and was given a new pair through a friend. He emphasizes the importance of spending time with Jesus and knowing His voice, as well as praying and reading the Bible. He shares stories of leading people to Christ in Mongolia and other places, and encourages listeners to share the Gospel with those who have never heard it. He also shares stories of personal sacrifice and giving for the Kingdom of God.
The speaker shares a story about a drug lord who prayed with Jeremy and decided to tell the truth in court, leading to a transformed life where he became a leader in a church. The speaker also shares his own experience of worshiping God in a building where he first met Him and receiving a gift of shoes from a woman who felt led by God. He emphasizes the importance of spending time with Jesus and obeying Him, as it can lead to great ministry and experiences of God's grace. He also shares a story about a Vietnam veteran who found deliverance and led others to Christ through obedience to God.
The speaker shares his personal experiences with Jesus and how it all started with a simple request for new shoes. He emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus, spending time in prayer and reading the Bible. He also shares his experiences preaching the Gospel in different parts of the world, including Mongolia where he planted two churches and saw many Buddhists convert to Christianity. He encourages listeners to share their faith and have personal experiences with Jesus so they can share their stories with others. The speaker also shares a recent experience of leading a group of Vietnamese soccer players to accept Jesus.
The pastor shares stories about how sharing the gospel can transform lives. One story is about a man who was a drug dealer and facing jail time, but after hearing the gospel, he gave his life to Jesus and told the truth in court, leading to him being spared jail time. Another story is about a Vietnam veteran who had killed people and was tormented by guilt, but after hearing the gospel, he found forgiveness and deliveredance. The pastor encourages people to spend time with God and share the gospel out of obedience, as it can bring liberation and personal transformation.
The first commandment Jesus gave to His disciples was to follow Him and become fishers of men. The speaker shares his personal testimony of transformation and how he has traveled to many countries to share the Gospel. He encourages believers to not be afraid to share their faith, as fear is the main reason people don't share. The speaker's wife also emphasizes the importance of the Hispanic community in spreading revival and encourages believers to be who they are and share their story. The speaker then references Jesus' final commandment to go into all the world and preach the Gospel, and the importance of receiving power from the Holy Spirit to do so.
The speaker talks about the significant command that Jesus gave before leaving Earth, which was to go and preach the Gospel to all people. He shares his own experience of preaching in Jerusalem and how they faced opposition but were successful in spreading the Gospel. He also talks about the importance of obeying God's commands and the consequences of not doing so. He then introduces a video titled "Who Cares?" which is based on a poem by William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army. The video depicts people on a rock who have been saved from a stormy sea, but some of them have forgotten about their own salvation and are more concerned with their own personal ambitions. The speaker urges the audience to take action and share the hope they live by with those who are still drowning in the sea.

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