In this sermon, Dr. Darrell Champlin addresses the pursuit of the American dream and the neglect of spreading the gospel. He emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening and a shift in priorities. The sermon begins with a call to action, urging listeners to not let the opportunity to share the gospel escape them. Dr. Champlin then shares a story of a missionary experience where the power of prayer and the gospel transformed a village. He concludes by reminding the audience that they have the power, personnel, and perspective to make a difference in spreading the gospel.

Charles Bridges preaches on the compassion of Jesus towards those who do not keep God's law, emphasizing the need for Christians to have a tender concern for the honor of God and a pitying concern for sinners. He highlights biblical examples like Lot, Moses, Samuel, Ezra, and David, who were deeply grieved by the sins of others. Bridges urges ministers to weep and intercede for the rebellious, following the examples of prophets and apostles who expressed great heaviness and sorrow for the lost. He stresses the importance of having a spirit of weeping tenderness and compassion towards those perishing in sin, calling for action and prayer for their conversion.

David Servant delves into the concept of God's regret and foreknowledge, explaining that God's ability to foreknow is dependent on actual outcomes of free-willed choices. He uses examples of coin tosses, football games, and a mouse in a maze to illustrate this point. The sermon emphasizes that God's regrets, such as creating man and making Saul king, stem from His allowance of free will and the necessity for outcomes to be foreknown. Ultimately, God's redemptive plan will lead to a new heaven and earth where righteousness dwells, devoid of pain and suffering.

Timothy Tow preaches on the importance of obeying God's will, contrasting the disobedience of Saul with the obedience of David. He emphasizes the need to delight in obeying God and to carefully follow His will in all aspects of life, including time, talents, and treasure. Through examples from Scripture and personal experiences, he encourages believers to prioritize God's will above all else, promising that God blesses cheerful givers and those who faithfully serve Him.