In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of giving one's all in service to God. He shares his own commitment to preaching the word of God with all his heart and soul. The preacher observes the dedication of young people in the church who give their entire Sundays to serving God. He contrasts this level of commitment with the half-hearted efforts of many church members who only give a little bit of their time and effort to God. The preacher urges listeners to serve God wholeheartedly, comparing their dedication to that of athletes who give their all in sports.

George Whitefield preaches on the importance of family religion, emphasizing the duty of governors of families to ensure that both themselves and those under their care serve the Lord. He highlights the neglect of family prayer, reading the Word of God, and instructing children and servants in the ways of the Lord in modern Christian households. Whitefield urges families to follow the examples of Abraham, David, and Joshua in prioritizing spiritual growth within the home, warning of the consequences of neglecting this responsibility.

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the parables shared by Jesus, emphasizing the profound truth that the last shall be first and the first last, revealing that many are called but few chosen. The parables illustrate that self-righteousness and pride can lead to disappointment and exclusion from God's kingdom, while true repentance and humility are valued by God above outward appearances of righteousness. The contrast between the attitudes of the self-righteous and the humble servants of God is highlighted, showing that those who serve the Lord with gratitude and humility are truly blessed, regardless of when they began their journey with Him.

George Whitefield preaches about the importance of observing God's statutes and keeping His laws, emphasizing the power of love as a motive for obedience. He reflects on the need for gratitude and obedience in response to the manifold mercies received from God, as seen in the history of Israel and the blessings bestowed upon Great Britain and Ireland. Whitefield highlights the recent deliverance from a rebellion and the need for a national reformation, urging the congregation to make a return to God by obeying His commands and living in holiness and righteousness. He acknowledges the need for continual gratitude, praises the heroes who sacrificed for the nation, and calls for a deeper commitment to God's statutes amidst ongoing challenges and potential judgments.

Thomas Reade preaches on the importance of following the Lord fully, emphasizing the necessity of humility, faith, and obedience in the journey to heaven. Drawing inspiration from characters like Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Job, David, and Daniel, he highlights the example of Caleb, who was commended for having 'followed the Lord fully' amidst a time of great unbelief. Reade stresses the need for a complete surrender to God, renouncing self-dependence, sin, worldly desires, and embracing the righteousness and will of God wholeheartedly.