In this sermon, the minister tells a story about a woman who confronts a man about breaking his promise to marry her. The story escalates as more women come forward with the same complaint. The minister uses this story to emphasize the importance of keeping our promises and making amends for our wrongdoings. He also highlights the idea that our actions and words are being recorded and will be accounted for in the future. The sermon encourages listeners to live with integrity and to consider the consequences of their actions.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's role in sending His Son, Jesus Christ, to redeem humanity. The preacher references Galatians 4:4, which states that God sent His Son at the appointed time to redeem those under the law. The sermon then shifts to discussing the messenger, Gabriel, who was sent by God to announce the coming of Jesus. The preacher highlights the significance of Jesus taking on the form of a servant, as mentioned in Philippians 2:5-7, to fulfill God's plan of salvation.

Catherine Booth preaches about the importance of recognizing and embracing the gifts and calling of women in the ministry, challenging the traditional views that restrict women from public speaking. She highlights examples from the Bible, such as Deborah, Huldah, and Philip's daughters, who were prophetesses and preachers, showing that God has historically used women in leadership roles. Catherine emphasizes the need to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit in determining one's calling, regardless of gender, and encourages the Church to acknowledge and support the public ministry of women for the advancement of God's kingdom.