In this tape of the sermon series, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a broken heart and turning to God. He assures the listeners that even if their hearts have become hardened, God can break and soften them if they sincerely ask for it. The speaker urges the audience to take this opportunity to repent and turn to God. The tape concludes with the announcement that the message will continue on the next tape.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God's prime consideration in sending Jesus Christ to the world was to bless humanity. The preacher highlights that God wants us to experience a life of joy, dynamism, and vibrancy by surrendering our lives to Him. However, there are conditions for receiving God's blessings, including having clean hands, a pure heart, and not engaging in vanity or deceit. The sermon emphasizes that God desires to be the sovereign owner of everything in our lives, both now and in eternity, and encourages listeners to allow Jesus Christ to have complete control over their lives.

This sermon delves into the Gospel of Matthew, emphasizing the importance of understanding the continuity between the Old and New Testaments, and the relevance of the life of Jesus Christ for all believers. It highlights the genealogy of Jesus, tracing back to Abraham and David, showcasing the fulfillment of God's promises through Christ and the call to repentance for salvation.

This sermon emphasizes the power of blessings over curses, highlighting the importance of praying blessings over others, breaking curses with blessings, and seeking God's blessings in all aspects of life. It encourages a shift from negative attitudes to a mindset of blessing others, even in challenging situations, as exemplified by stories of blessings bringing positive outcomes. The ultimate blessing is found in Jesus Christ, who came to bless us with salvation and turn us away from iniquity.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the necessity of truly wanting Jesus and hearing His voice to experience the fullness of salvation. He critiques the superficiality of many who attend church without genuine transformation, urging believers to grow into the likeness of Christ rather than merely seeking blessings. Waldvogel warns against complacency in faith, highlighting that true salvation involves a deep, personal relationship with God that leads to holiness and righteousness. He calls for a revival of desire for Christ Himself, rather than the gifts He provides, stressing that many are deceived by their own spiritual complacency. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to awaken to the reality of their faith and the greatness of their salvation.

David Servant preaches about the importance of proclaiming the authentic gospel message, emphasizing the necessity of repentance, the acknowledgment of sin, the accomplishment of the cross, and the essential elements of the biblical gospel. He highlights the apostles' unwavering commitment to preaching Christ crucified, the significance of Jesus' resurrection in validating His deity, and the convicting power of the Holy Spirit in convicting people of sin, righteousness, and judgment. David stresses the need for a balanced gospel that includes humanity's guilt, God's wrath, the future judgment, and the forgiveness of sins through Jesus' atoning sacrifice.

Daniel Steele preaches about the concept of inbred sin, inherited from Adam, as the state of heart from which acts of sin flow. He discusses the struggle believers face with inbred sin even after justification, emphasizing the need for continual reliance on Jesus Christ as our advocate. Steele refutes the idea of complete sanctification at the moment of regeneration, highlighting the ongoing battle between the flesh and the Spirit in believers. He argues against the belief that sin is entirely eradicated at rebirth, pointing to the universal Christian experience of struggling with sinful tendencies even after conversion.