In this sermon, Arthur Katz discusses the power of the cross and the victory of God. He emphasizes the importance of demonstrating the self-sacrificing nature of Jesus Christ, who offered himself without spot by the eternal spirit. Katz shares the story of a woman who endured persecution and imprisonment without complaint, showing the power of God in her life. He challenges listeners to be willing witnesses for God, offering themselves freely for the fulfillment of God's eternal purpose through the church. Katz concludes by urging listeners to stand and identify themselves with the pilgrims, strangers, exiles, and sojourners of every generation.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the life and beliefs of Charles Templeton, a prominent preacher who later became an atheist. Templeton wrote a book called "Farewell to God, Why I'm Not a Christian" before his death. The speaker then transitions to the topic of war, stating that the wars happening in the world are minor compared to the "real war." The speaker references 1st Peter chapter 5, emphasizing the importance of humbling oneself before God and casting all cares upon Him. The sermon concludes with the reminder that Satan only has power if it is given to him, and that believers should not give him authority over their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God and walking in His ways. He references the story of Jacob's encounter with God at Bethel, where Jacob saw a ladder with angels ascending and descending. The speaker explains that Jesus, as the Son of God, came to earth to preach the gospel and fulfill God's plan. He also encourages believers to allow the stream of life that God has placed in them to flow forth and impact others, creating a river of living water that brings joy and blessing to the city of God.

Brother Denny Kenaston preaches about the approaching wave of persecution, emphasizing the need for believers to be prepared mentally, spiritually, and practically for the challenges that may come. He highlights the importance of standing for the truth, learning to live in poverty, and arming oneself with a mindset of suffering and self-denial. The sermon stresses the significance of teaching children to be dedicated to God, stand for truth, and be prepared for potential hardships. Brother Denny encourages believers to be alert, ready to endure, and to trust in God's grace for strength in times of persecution.

David Servant delves into the book of Revelation, discussing the progression from the seal judgments to the trumpet judgments and now to the impending bowl judgments, which are the final plagues. He explores the uncertainty surrounding the believers who refused to worship the antichrist, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for the worst and not relying on a pre-tribulation rapture. Servant raises questions about the presence of believers on earth during the bowl judgments, pointing out the need for readiness for Jesus' return amidst the chaos and destruction foretold in Revelation.