In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a man named Sandworld who is seeking salvation. Sandworld meets two Christian men who guide him in prayer and witnessing. Through their prayers, an earthquake occurs and Christian doors are unlocked. The preacher emphasizes the importance of praying and witnessing to bring people to salvation. He also highlights the authority of Jesus Christ as the head of the church.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on a moment when he felt hopeless and tired while addressing an audience. He emphasizes the importance of trusting God in such moments, as every word spoken can have eternal consequences. The speaker challenges the audience to examine their faith and see if they are living up to the apostolic requirement. He shares a personal experience of impressing a Jewish woman with his words, leading her to question her own beliefs. The sermon concludes with a mention of Paul withdrawing from an assembly, but some poets following him and becoming believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Paul and Silas in Acts chapter 16. Despite being arrested, beaten, and thrown into prison, Paul and Silas continue to praise and pray to God. Suddenly, there is a violent shaking and the prison doors swing open, and everyone's chains fall off. The speaker emphasizes that even in the midst of darkness and captivity, the word of God cannot be bound and the people of God can't be bound either. The sermon concludes with a call for the light of Christ to invade every place of darkness and transform lives.

The sermon titled "God's Power in Surrender" discusses the concept of surrender in the context of the battle between the kingdom of the world and the kingdom of heaven. The speaker emphasizes that if we do well and live according to God's will, sin will not have power over us. The sermon highlights the story of Paul and Silas in jail, where their faithfulness and surrender to God's plan resulted in the conversion of the jailer and his entire household. The speaker encourages the audience to examine their motivations for their actions and to prioritize Jesus in their lives.

Ray Comfort discusses the importance of preaching the Gospel boldly, even when it leads to opposition and anger from the listeners. He emphasizes the need to stay true to the message of repentance and salvation, regardless of the negative reactions faced. Comfort shares personal encounters where he faced physical attacks and verbal abuse while proclaiming the truth of God's Word, highlighting the spiritual battle that occurs when the Gospel is preached. He contrasts his approach with others who dilute the message to avoid offense, stressing the biblical example of Paul facing afflictions and opposition when he preached the Gospel.