John Nelson Darby explores the significance of the Book of Joshua, emphasizing that the journey into Canaan represents the Christian's spiritual conflict after redemption. He highlights that, despite entering the promised land, Israel faced battles, symbolizing the ongoing spiritual warfare Christians encounter after accepting Christ. Darby explains that true victory comes through faith, obedience to God's word, and reliance on His strength, as believers are called to actively possess the blessings of Christ. He encourages the faithful to meditate on Scripture and to be strong and courageous in their walk with God, assuring them of His presence in their struggles. Ultimately, the sermon underscores the importance of community and mutual support in the Christian journey.

Daniel Steele preaches about the inscrutable inner life of individuals, emphasizing how the requests for prayer can reveal one's spiritual condition. He contrasts the common requests for overcoming sin with the Apostle Paul's requests for external needs and success in preaching, showing Paul's confidence in his salvation and lack of internal struggles. Steele highlights that Paul's prayers focus on preaching effectiveness and protection, without seeking forgiveness or spiritual cleansing, indicating his experience of Christian perfection and clear knowledge of his sonship to God.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound blessing and honor of intercession, highlighting that through prayer, believers can bring down heavenly gifts not only for themselves but also for others. He explains that God has made intercession a vital means for saving souls and edifying the church, and that the success of His work depends on our prayers. Murray encourages Christians to actively engage in intercession for their neighbors, ministers, and the world, asserting that such prayers are pleasing to God and impactful in the lives of others. He calls for a joyful and dedicated approach to prayer, reminding believers that intercession is essential for winning souls and glorifying God.

John Chrysostom preaches on the journey of Paul and his companions through various cities, emphasizing Paul's dedication to sharing the Gospel with both Jews and Gentiles. Despite facing opposition and persecution, Paul's unwavering commitment to preaching Christ's suffering and resurrection leads to the conversion of many, including devout Greeks and chief women. Chrysostom highlights the importance of reasoning from Scriptures and the need for believers to search and confirm the teachings they receive. He also stresses the unity and mutual dependence within the Church, urging for love, good works, and the rejection of internal conflicts and sinful desires.