In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the idea that as believers, we have a choice to make each day. We are not capable of making someone spiritual or taking them to heaven, but we can show them the way. The speaker highlights the concept of being a new person in Christ and not feeding the desires of our old flesh. He uses the analogy of two dogs inside our hearts, one black and one white, and explains that the outcome of the battle between them depends on which dog we choose to feed. The sermon also references the tabernacle and its significance in representing salvation and the different parts of our relationship with God.

In this sermon on knowledge (gnosis), the preacher delves into the concept of gnosis as the possession of information gained through experience, contrasting it with intuitive knowledge. Gnosis is described as experiential knowledge, not just a passing acquaintance. The sermon explores the difference between knowledge and wisdom, highlighting that knowledge is the understanding of truth, while wisdom is the ability to apply that truth. Various Bible verses are examined to illustrate the importance of spiritual gnosis, divine knowledge, and the dangers of false or human gnosis, emphasizing the need for believers to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about how disasters and storms in life can lead us to great acts of prayer, enriching us with the sweetness of religion that warms our souls long after the storm has passed. Just like a storm in spring brings devastation but also leaves behind ambrosial flowers and greener pastures, the storms in our lives can lead us to discover the richer mines of God's love in Christ. Despite the challenges we face, God promises us a safe journey to our Promised Land, where even in our pain and sorrow, the sweetest virtues grow, and behind the darkest clouds, the blue sky shines.

Thomas Watson preaches about the beauty of grace, emphasizing the connection between grace and peace, the meaning, author, necessity, and various aspects of grace. He delves into the necessity of grace for communion with God and provides an exhortation, examination, and direction for attaining grace, highlighting the soul-quickening, enriching, adorning, and cleansing excellencies of grace, among others. Watson encourages believers to seek true grace, test its authenticity, and rely on God's power and promises for its perpetuation and abiding presence in their lives.

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the abundance of spiritual blessings bestowed upon believers through Christ, urging them to seek and claim these gifts. He explains that while Christ has received all blessings from the Father, believers are invited to access these blessings in their lives. Bonar encourages Christians to not settle for a fraction of what is available, but to pursue a deeper relationship with God to fully experience the richness of His grace. He highlights that these blessings are spiritual in nature, including forgiveness, adoption, and the promise of eternal life. Ultimately, Bonar calls for believers to actively seek out and embrace the fullness of what God has granted them in Christ.