In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about two stray cats that were let into a missionary's home. The white cat made a terrible noise and left, while the black cat stood up on its back legs and spoke in audible English. The preacher then transitions to talking about the mission work among the native people of Canada. He mentions an old Indian man named William Papanicus who was impacted by the Methodist revival. The preacher emphasizes the need for more evangelical missionaries in over 100 Indian and Eskimo villages that do not receive visits. He also shares a personal experience of encountering a ruling spirit in a native village. The sermon concludes with a reference to Revelation 12, highlighting the power of testimony in overcoming Satan.

John R. Rice delivers a sermon focusing on Revelation 17:5, interpreting the evil woman as a representation of Roman Catholicism, highlighting the false doctrines, heresies, and religious abominations that have come into Christianity through this institution. Rice discusses how Roman Catholics officially changed practices like baptism to sprinkling, claiming the authority of the church over the Word of God. He provides historical evidence of the shift from baptism by immersion to sprinkling within Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, and other denominations, emphasizing the departure from the Bible's teachings. Rice urges listeners to study the Bible diligently, encouraging a return to the scriptural practice of baptism by immersion.

John Piper delves into 1 Corinthians 1:10-17, exploring Paul's approach to baptism and the reasons behind his statement that Christ did not send him to baptize. Piper addresses four key questions: Did Paul oppose baptism or discourage converts from being baptized? Why did Paul not baptize all his new converts? What was the goal of Paul's mission? And what does this imply about our view of baptism?

Richard Baxter preaches on the importance of being convinced of the value of heaven, emphasizing the need for this conviction to deeply sink into our hearts to motivate us. He urges believers to remember the nearness of their eternal rest, encouraging conversations and thoughts about heaven. Baxter also highlights the significance of spiritual experiences in increasing our interest in heaven, and the importance of praising God and keeping our souls filled with believing thoughts of His infinite love. Lastly, he advises not to neglect physical health as a means to support a heavenly life guided by the Holy Spirit.