In this sermon, the speaker addresses the allure of materialism and the desire to imitate the extravagant lifestyles of others. He warns against being deceived by the external appearances of wealth and grandeur in churches. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life that pleases God rather than seeking material possessions. He also highlights the significance of giving generously and helping the weak, citing the example of the apostle Paul who worked with his own hands to support himself and others. The sermon encourages listeners to focus on the glory of Jesus and pattern their lives after his example.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of passionate preaching and evangelism. He uses the analogy of a watchman sounding the trumpet to warn the city, stating that if the watchman fails to do so, the blood is on his hands. The preacher also discusses the motive behind serving in ministry, emphasizing that the focus should be on saving souls rather than seeking personal gain or money. He highlights the example of the apostle Paul, who was driven by a desire to preach the gospel and was willing to endure suffering and hardship for the sake of spreading the message. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the significance of the gospel above all else, even one's own comfort and livelihood.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of following the New Testament pattern of church planting and leadership, focusing on building churches based on the principles seen in the Acts of the Apostles. It highlights the need for humility, obedience to God's Word, and a willingness to follow the example set by the Apostle Paul in establishing churches. The speaker addresses the deception and challenges faced in maintaining true biblical practices amidst modern trends and deviations from the New Testament model.

David Servant preaches on the supernatural occurrences in the Bible, drawing parallels between Paul embracing Eutychus and Elijah embracing a dead boy. He emphasizes the importance of repentance and faith in Christianity, challenging Christian leaders to weep for their congregations and preach the true gospel. Paul's example of ministering publicly and from house to house without seeking personal gain serves as a model for pastors today. He highlights Paul's selfless dedication to fulfilling his ministry, even in the face of suffering and opposition, and the need for pastors to protect their flocks from false teachings.

David Servant addresses the misinterpretation of 1 Corinthians 16:2 commonly used to motivate churchgoers to give weekly offerings, emphasizing the original context of collecting for the poor believers in Jerusalem due to persecution. He highlights the simplicity of early church structures with no expenses for buildings, staff salaries, or special funds, contrasting it with the modern church system. Servant encourages pastors to follow the biblical pattern of self-sufficiency and giving to the weak, as exemplified by Paul's work ethic and teachings.

Zac Poonen preaches on the concept of being a bondslave of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the difference between a servant and a slave. He highlights that under the new covenant, God seeks bondslaves who serve Him without expecting any salary or gifts from others. Poonen stresses the importance of being freed from conscious sin in the past, experiencing progressive sanctification in the present, and looking forward to eternal life in the future as true bondslaves of God.