In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the spirit of the gospel. He warns against indulging in worldly music and attending gospel concerts that promote excitement and fleshly emotions. The preacher urges Christians, especially young people, to live righteous lives and be examples to others. He also condemns the acceptance of homosexuality in the church and highlights the various sins mentioned in the Bible. The overall message is to pray for the true message of the gospel to prevail and for Christians to walk in victory and serve the Lord faithfully.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of life after death and the belief in the resurrection. He emphasizes that our lives are incomplete and unfinished, suggesting that there must be a continuation after death. The preacher also mentions the idea of reward or retribution in the next world to address the injustices and unfairness of life. He uses various examples, such as the homing pigeon and the migration of birds, to illustrate the instinctive desire for immortality. Ultimately, the preacher encourages the audience to trust in God's promises and the love of Jesus, assuring them that through repentance and faith, they will be blessed and able to see God as he is.

Derek Melton preaches on the profound significance of Christ's resurrection, emphasizing that believers are not only commemorating the resurrection of the Lord but also experiencing a vital resurrection in their own lives. The power of God made available through Christ's resurrection enables believers to partake in heavenly benefits inwardly, transforming them and providing sufficiency for every need. This resurrection power restores fellowship with God, overcomes enmity, and imparts light, life, hope, and strength to believers, showcasing the beauty of the Christian life as beneficiaries of Christ's victory over death.

Paul Washer preaches about the importance of personal discipleship, Church discipline, holiness, separation from the world, and discipline for godliness. He emphasizes the need for true conversion, the role of Church discipline in nurturing believers, and the significance of biblical teaching in families. Washer urges men to be absorbed in the Word of God, disciplined in prayer and Scripture reading, and to prioritize godliness over worldly pursuits. He challenges pastors to focus on personal holiness and diligent teaching to ensure salvation for themselves and their congregations.

Robert Hawker preaches on the profound significance of Jesus being declared the Son of God with power through His resurrection from the dead. He emphasizes that Jesus, by His own power and Godhead, triumphed over death and the grave, showcasing His divine nature and authority. The resurrection of Jesus not only displayed the involvement of the Father and the Holy Spirit but also highlighted Jesus' unique ability to rise from the dead, solidifying His identity as the Son of God. This pivotal truth underscores the unparalleled glory and promise found in the resurrection of Jesus, fulfilling ancient prophecies and offering hope to all believers.

William Cathcart preaches about the historical context of the Donatists in North Africa during the persecution of Diocletian, highlighting the conflicts surrounding martyrdom, the actions of Bishop Mensurius of Carthage, the rise of the Donatist denomination under Bishop Donatus, and their strong stance on church purity and separation from the state. The sermon delves into the controversies between the Donatists and the Catholic Church, particularly regarding infant baptism, as seen through the lens of Augustine's writings and the Council of Carthage.