In this sermon, the preacher discusses the parable of the three measures of meal. He explains that the parable represents fellowship with God in service, which can be spoiled by the intrusion of corruption. The preacher emphasizes that the Lord requires complete dedication in service based on the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. He also mentions that this parable is one of the four parables spoken by Jesus to the crowd, focusing on the outward appearance of the Kingdom of Heaven.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God. He uses the story of Samuel in the Bible to illustrate how God can speak to individuals and raise them up for His purposes. The preacher encourages the audience to seek God with all their hearts and be willing to receive training and discipline to become vessels for God's work. He emphasizes that serving God based on tradition or second-hand knowledge is not enough, and that true service comes from knowing God personally. The sermon concludes with a call to expect the Lord's return and to eagerly await the establishment of His kingdom.

George Fox preaches about the significant roles of women in the Old Testament and the importance of women's involvement in the work and service of the Lord in both the time of the law and the gospel. He highlights various examples of honorable and faithful women such as Deborah, Esther, Abigail, and Ruth, who played crucial roles in preserving their families and communities. Fox emphasizes the need for women to be diligent, faithful, and active in serving God, teaching their families, and preventing evil through their wisdom, virtue, and faithfulness.