In this sermon, the speaker discusses the challenge of spreading the gospel in a modern world filled with distractions. He expresses concern about the lack of effective evangelism and the need to find new ways to reach people. The speaker shares a personal experience of attending a church where the emphasis was on pre-evangelism rather than directly sharing the message of Jesus. He questions the effectiveness of this approach and highlights the urgency of ensuring that people hear about Jesus before it's too late. The speaker emphasizes the importance of relying on the hand of the Lord and His grace rather than relying on human effort or following legalistic approaches.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a vision and purpose in our lives as believers. He encourages the audience to see themselves as missionaries in a foreign field, constantly seeking to share the gospel and live for God's kingdom. The speaker highlights the significance of both our actions and our words in preaching the message of Christ to others. He also challenges the listeners not to neglect their mission field, which includes their workplace and even funerals, where opportunities to share the gospel may arise. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need to live out our faith and be intentional in sharing the love of Christ with those around us.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the Church as the chosen vessel for God's testimony, paralleling its role with that of Christ, who embodies the fullness of God. He explains that the Church must be born of the Holy Spirit, undergo testing for perfection, and ultimately serve as a contradiction to worldly values and the works of Satan. The sermon highlights the importance of prioritizing testimony over work, asserting that true service to God stems from a genuine expression of Christ within the Church. Sparks calls for believers to recognize their role in reflecting God's glory and to be vessels that draw attention to Him rather than themselves.

George Fox preaches about the unity and obedience among the early apostles and disciples, emphasizing their willingness to be sent and their submission to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The sermon highlights the importance of exhortation, encouragement, and support within the church community, as seen through the actions of Paul, Barnabas, and other early Christian leaders. It also stresses the need for diligence, obedience, and love in fulfilling God's work and ministering to one another, as exemplified by the apostles' interactions and instructions to various churches and individuals.