In this sermon, the preacher discusses two types of preachers and churches. He refers to the Abiyathar priesthood and the Zedok priesthood from the story in 1 Samuel. The preacher highlights the importance of obedience to God's commandments and the consequences of honoring oneself above God. He also addresses the decline in church attendance and the lack of answers provided by pastors, citing a survey conducted by the New York Times. The sermon emphasizes the need for pastors to preach about morality and the difference between what is holy and what is unclean.

This sermon reflects on the preciousness of Scripture, focusing on John 17 where Jesus expresses His desire for believers to be with Him and behold His glory in Heaven. It emphasizes the joy and completeness of salvation, the hope of being reunited with loved ones in Christ, and the importance of finishing the Christian journey with joy and faith. The sermon also touches on the comfort of knowing that God is sovereign over life and death, and His ability to raise up others for His purposes.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the revelation of Christ in the life of David. The sermon begins with a prayer, asking God to illuminate the understanding of the listeners and to reveal Himself through His word. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God in order to receive true revelation and understanding. The sermon then turns to 2 Samuel chapter 7, where a seed is planted in David's heart, leading him to see the Christ. The speaker highlights the significance of David's role as the author of the Psalms and how these Psalms reveal aspects of the Lord Jesus Christ and His Kingdom.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on a story from the Bible about David and his 400 men. Despite being on a mission from God to pursue the Amalekites, David and his men come across an Egyptian man in the desert who is weak and hungry. Instead of ignoring him, David shows unexpected kindness and helps the man by giving him food and water. This act of kindness is praised by the speaker as an example of going above and beyond what is expected and being blessed by God for it.

Greg Herrick delves into Trinitarianism, exploring the study of the triune God, which includes rational arguments for God's existence, the attributes of God, the Names of God, the trinity, and the decree or plan of God. The sermon covers various arguments for God's existence such as the Argument from Creation, Design, Being, and Morality, as well as the Attributes of God and the significance of the Names of God in Scripture. Additionally, the sermon discusses the Trinity of God, highlighting erroneous conceptions and providing biblical evidence for the doctrine, and concludes with an examination of the Plan and Providence of God according to the Westminster Shorter Catechism.

David Servant preaches about the miraculous conception of Jesus through Mary, a teenager at the time, by the Holy Spirit, making Jesus 100% human and 100% God. Despite Jesus not ruling over Israel during His time on earth, the promise of His eternal kingdom remains true, where He will one day rule the entire world from Jerusalem. The joy experienced by Elizabeth and John the Baptist in the presence of Mary and Jesus highlights the importance of being close to Jesus for true joy and blessings.

Greg Herrick preaches on the Spirit's ministry, emphasizing the fulfillment of Old Testament promises through the Abrahamic, Davidic, and New Covenants. The coming of the Spirit is intricately connected to Jesus' work, God's plan to bless the world, and the Trinity's unified purpose in salvation. The Spirit empowers believers, transforms them into Christ's likeness, gives spiritual gifts, and guarantees their future with the Lord.