In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for the music and hymns that were sung, which he believes will touch the hearts of the listeners. He then recommends two books, "Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secrets" and "Ending" by Ruth Paxson, as sources of spiritual guidance. The speaker shares his personal experience of finding a friend in Jesus and emphasizes the responsibility that comes with being in a covenant relationship with Him. He also highlights the future blessings and preservation of Israel as mentioned in the Bible.

Thomas Reade preaches on the character of Paul as a man of prayer and unbending integrity. He emphasizes the essence of prayer as a cry of the soul, a sign of penitence, and the breath of faith, highlighting Jesus' example of fervent prayer. Paul, a man of prayer, poured out his heart daily for the churches he planted, displaying the privilege of believer's adoption into God's family. Additionally, Paul's unwavering integrity is portrayed through his transparent character, seeking the testimony of conscience and faithfully preaching the Gospel with love and sincerity.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in delivering believers from hopeless situations, as illustrated by Paul's assurance of ongoing deliverance in 2 Corinthians 1:10. He explains that true reception of the Holy Spirit is not merely emotional but comes through an increasing knowledge of His delivering power and provision. Wilkerson uses the example of Lot's family in Sodom to illustrate the necessity of fully receiving the Spirit by relinquishing control and trusting in God's plan for deliverance. He warns that unbelief can hinder the Spirit's work, urging believers to let go of their own plans to experience God's guidance and care. Ultimately, the message is about surrendering to the Holy Spirit for true deliverance.

Octavius Winslow emphasizes that the Lord is our true Deliverer, who has delivered us from past sins, is delivering us in our present struggles, and will continue to deliver us in the future. He highlights the importance of recognizing our constant need for deliverance from various evils and encourages believers to trust in Jesus for both present and future salvation. Winslow reassures that Christ's past sacrifice provides a foundation for our faith, and His ongoing support is available in times of trouble. The sermon calls for a reliance on God's faithfulness and a reminder that He will never forsake us.

Chuck Smith emphasizes God's salvation through the story of David and Goliath, highlighting David's unwavering confidence in the Lord's deliverance. David understood that the battle belonged to God, and his past experiences of God's faithfulness fueled his trust for the future. Smith points out that God's methods of deliverance are often unconventional, teaching us to rely on Him rather than our own understanding or conventional means. Ultimately, the purpose of God's deliverance is to reveal His power to the world and to bless all humanity, demonstrating that He saves not through worldly weapons but through faith.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the importance of not worrying about the future, as highlighted in Matthew 6:34. He explains that both the rich and the poor face the challenge of focusing too much on worldly concerns rather than on God. Smith encourages living one day at a time, trusting that God will provide according to our needs, and warns against the power of worry that can consume our thoughts. He addresses common questions about saving and preparing for the future, affirming that while preparation is wise, it should not lead to anxiety or dominate our lives. Ultimately, he reassures that God will give us strength for each day as we seek Him first.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about God's miraculous deliverance in the darkest hours, citing examples from the Bible such as Peter's chains falling off in prison, Paul and Silas being freed by an earthquake, and Joseph's rise from prison to premiership. He emphasizes God's faithfulness to His promises, His resourcefulness in difficult situations, and the importance of trusting His timing and methods even in desperate circumstances.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches on the story of Jairus' daughter, highlighting the importance of unwavering faith in Jesus, even in the face of seemingly impossible situations. Jesus encourages Jairus to not be afraid, but to believe in His power to overcome any obstacle. The miracle of raising the dead child demonstrates God's love and power, reserved for those who have faith and trust in Him. Just as Abraham believed in God's provision and saw deliverance in his time of extreme distress, believers are called to trust in God's faithfulness even in the midst of trials. The story serves as a reminder that God's wonderful works are revealed to those who believe, and that there is a proper time to share these testimonies of God's faithfulness.