In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the concept of time and how it is divided into three categories: time passed, the time of our sojourner, and the time of departure. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not wasting time and reflects on what could have been achieved if time had been used wisely. He addresses the audience, particularly young people, urging them to take their present time seriously and not assume invincibility. The sermon is centered on the eternal purpose that God has for each individual, with a focus on Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the central belief of Christianity that Jesus is Lord. He explains that Jesus' Lordship is not just a theory, but a reality that was established through his sacrificial death on the cross. The preacher highlights that the gospel is the good news of this costly action by God on behalf of humanity. He also raises concerns about the current state of the gospel, questioning why it has become so popular without resulting in true transformation and conformity to the image of Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for being at Brevin Baptist Church and shares what God has been doing and will continue to do. He reads a few verses from Mark's Gospel chapter 13, emphasizing the importance of being watchful for the return of the master of the house. The speaker then tells a story about an old farmer trying to drive a cow, but it keeps running past the gates into the field. The farmer asks a motorist for help, but when the motorist honks the horn, the cow jumps over the hedge and breaks it. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the importance of being attentive and not making assumptions. The sermon also touches on the challenges faced by the church and the need to face them with love and unity. The speaker mentions the difficulties faced by the assembly and shares a personal experience of a pastor dealing with challenging decisions. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the work of the Lord is bigger than any individual and that it is important to face challenges and be prepared for the return of the Lord.

This sermon recounts a powerful testimony of a man's conversion to Christianity and his struggle with worldly temptations after being saved. It emphasizes the importance of genuine transformation in Christ, the impact of godly mentors in guiding spiritual growth, and the conviction to live a life dedicated to God despite societal pressures and opposition. The story highlights the profound change that occurs when one surrenders their life to God and the ongoing journey of faith and obedience.

John Gill emphasizes that believers, having the assurance of a sinless life after death, should no longer live their remaining time in the flesh to satisfy human lusts but instead dedicate themselves to the will of God. He explains that the phrase 'his time in the flesh' refers to the present life, which should be spent in holiness and righteousness rather than in sinful pleasures. Gill contrasts the desires of unregenerate men with the divine will, highlighting the necessity for Christians to live soberly and righteously, even in the face of suffering for the Gospel. The sermon calls for a transformation of life that reflects a commitment to God's purposes rather than worldly temptations.