C.I. Scofield delves into the analysis of Matthew 14:1-12, highlighting the consequences of rejecting God's truth and the mystery of a perverted conscience in the story of Herod and John the Baptist. The sermon emphasizes the importance of turning to Jesus as the ultimate resource in times of trouble and grief, showcasing how going to Jesus brings consolation, renewal of strength, and a reminder of His eternal presence and promises.

John Chrysostom preaches about Paul's defense before Agrippa, highlighting how Paul is proclaimed as a conqueror despite the accusations brought against him. Paul boldly speaks about his life, faith, and conversion, emphasizing his spotless character and unwavering commitment to the hope of the promise made by God. Chrysostom reflects on Paul's unwavering faith, courage, and the power of divine love that transforms a soul, leading to a life of true luxury and pleasure found in inner peace and freedom from worldly sorrows.

T. Austin-Sparks preaches about the Holy Spirit as Light, emphasizing the importance of transparency, fearlessness, disinfection, and joy that come with walking in the light of the Spirit. He highlights how the Holy Spirit works to bring complete purity and honesty, combat fear, heal spiritual diseases, and bring joy and inspiration. The sermon delves into the significance of allowing the Holy Spirit to illuminate our hearts and minds, guiding us into all truth and transforming us into vessels of light that impact the world around us.

Thomas Reade preaches about Paul's humiliating confession, the opposition he faced from the Jews, his reception by the apostles in Jerusalem, and the natural energy of his character. Reade emphasizes the importance of humility in acknowledging our sins and the transforming power of God's grace in Paul's life. He highlights Paul's boldness in preaching the Gospel despite persecution and encourages believers to have unwavering faith and courage in sharing the message of salvation. Reade urges Christians to be examples in love, faith, and purity, following Paul's dedication and zeal in serving the Lord.

Robert Traill preaches on the importance of not frustrating the grace of God by seeking righteousness through the law, emphasizing that true righteousness for justification is found only in Christ. He highlights the two grand absurdities of this doctrine: that it frustrates God's grace and renders Christ's death in vain. Traill explains that seeking righteousness through the law is a great and horrible sin, as it opposes the gospel's message of salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone. He delves into the consequences of frustrating God's grace, cautioning against the dangers of self-righteousness and legalism.