Eli Brayley emphasizes the profound impact of the Word of God, highlighting the unimaginable consequences if the Bible did not exist, such as lacking knowledge of Jesus Christ and salvation, living a self-centered life, and having no hope or comfort in times of desperation. The sermon underscores the vital role of the Bible as the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ and the infallible decree of God, containing invaluable teachings that must be obeyed. Believers are called to overcome the corrupt world by adhering to the truth of God's Word, which promises victory and challenges Christians to continually grow and progress in their faith.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of walking after the Lord, fearing Him, keeping His commandments, obeying His voice, serving Him, and cleaving unto Him as stated in Deuteronomy 13:4. She emphasizes that when God brings new truths, opportunities, or insights, it always leads to a significant change in our lives, making us either better or worse. Tileston highlights that Divine visitations challenge us to obey divine impulses without hesitation, even if it leads to intense suffering. She encourages deep devotion and unwavering commitment to God, reminding us that even in martyrdom, true servants of God find unspeakable happiness.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of walking after the Lord, fearing Him, keeping His commandments, obeying His voice, serving Him, and cleaving unto Him as stated in Deuteronomy 13:4. She emphasizes that when God visits a soul with new truth, opportunities, or insight, it leads to a significant moment in the person's life, leaving them either better or worse. Tileston highlights that God's servants do not experience disappointment as they trust in His divine designs, even in the face of suffering. She encourages deep devotion and unwavering obedience, noting that the trials and sacrifices are worth it, as seen in the example of Paul's martyrdom.