In this sermon, the speaker discusses the events leading up to Paul's imprisonment in Rome. Despite Paul's warning, the captain of the ship decided to set sail, resulting in a severe storm that lasted for 14 days. Eventually, the ship was destroyed and everyone on board was in danger. However, Paul remained calm and assured the Roman guard that they would all be saved if they believed in Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of finding contentment in one's relationship with Christ, regardless of the circumstances.

George Fox emphasizes the unchanging nature of God's truth, which liberates those who embrace it and leads them to serve God and spread His message. He highlights the importance of unity, humility, and the fear of the Lord, which fosters a community that honors God and remains steadfast against disorder. Fox reassures that God's eternal power protects His people, contrasting it with the temporary nature of evil. He encourages patience and adherence to the word of God, which provides strength against worldly temptations. Ultimately, he expresses his love and desire for all to remain in the seed of life that reigns over all.

Daniel Steele preaches on the Third Epistle of John, highlighting the characters of Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius as examples for modern believers to learn from. Gaius is commended for his full-orbed Christian life, standing firm in the truth and showing hospitality. In contrast, Diotrephes is portrayed as a self-seeking individual who rejects authority and causes division in the church. Demetrius, on the other hand, receives a good report for his moral uprightness and Christian excellence, serving as a positive example to follow.