In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of submission and leadership in the context of manhood and womanhood. They argue that the Bible teaches a distinction between men and women in their roles and responsibilities. The speaker believes that this distinction is beneficial for individuals, society, and the glory of God. The main text examined is 1 Timothy 2, with a focus on verses 12 and 13. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proper inquiry and obedience to God's teachings on gender roles.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of a car accident where he miraculously survived without any injuries. He attributes his survival to the intervention of God, who recited the 91st Psalm and protected him during the accident. The speaker emphasizes the sovereignty of God and how He can work wonders even in the midst of difficult situations. He also highlights the importance of trusting in God's faithfulness and provision, regardless of the circumstances or the government in power.

This sermon delves into the Acts of the Apostles, highlighting the spread of the Word of God to the Gentiles, the importance of witnessing in various regions, the significance of prayer and devotion like Cornelius, the need for personal salvation experience to share the Gospel, the role of surrender and obedience in God's plan, the value of building the local church, the diverse ways the Holy Spirit works, the importance of humility and example in leadership, and the faithfulness and perseverance of a servant of God like Paul.

Margaret Fell preaches about the justification, proof, and allowance of women's speaking in the Scriptures, highlighting how women were the first to preach the tidings of Jesus' resurrection and were sent by Christ Himself. She addresses objections raised by clergy against women speaking in the church, emphasizing God's will and mind concerning women. Margaret challenges the misinterpretation of Apostle's words regarding women's silence, pointing out examples of powerful women in the Bible who prophesied, preached, and played significant roles in God's plan.

Seth Rees preaches about the equality of women and men in the Pentecostal Church, emphasizing how women were equally honored and empowered by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He highlights the importance of women prophesying and ministering alongside men when filled with the Spirit. Rees discusses the historical degradation of women due to sin but points out how the grace of God elevates and empowers women, comparing them to a second Eve at Pentecost. He praises the piety and ministry of holy women throughout history, nurturing revivals and impacting the world with their love and service. Rees challenges any prejudice or resistance against women in ministry, stating that a church filled with the Holy Ghost will embrace and support women preachers.