This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining dignity, purity, and sound speech in ministry, contrasting the trend of using profanity and lewd content in preaching. It highlights the need for pastors to be examples of good works, integrity, and reverence, following the instructions given by Paul to Titus. The message warns against adopting worldly language and subject matter in the pulpit, stressing the significance of upholding sanctified behavior and speech in all aspects of ministry.

This sermon addresses the importance of how our actions, words, and associations, especially on social media like Facebook, reflect our true identity as Christians. It emphasizes the need to be mindful of what we allow on our social media accounts as it directly represents our relationship with Christ and influences others' perceptions of us.

In this sermon, Ray Brubaker discusses the concept of sin and its consequences. He highlights that sin is the fundamental cause of divisions in society and the woes of the world. Brubaker emphasizes that sin promises pleasure but ultimately brings pain and death. He urges listeners to recognize their own sinfulness and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior in order to be saved. The sermon includes biblical references, such as 1 Timothy 1:15, to support the message.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of purity and reverence in marriages, emphasizing the need for seeking virtuous partners and inviting Christ to be present in the union. He condemns the lavish and indecent practices often associated with weddings, urging for simplicity, modesty, and a focus on spiritual values. Chrysostom highlights the significance of marriage as a sacred mystery symbolizing the union of Christ and the Church, and warns against the influence of worldly pleasures and sinful behaviors that can corrupt the sanctity of the marital bond.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the necessity of diligently seeking and holding onto the truth of God, warning that it can easily slip away if not earnestly guarded. He illustrates how individuals can gradually neglect the truths they once cherished, leading to spiritual decline and loss of faith. Brengle encourages believers to actively pursue truth through prayer, meditation, and constant engagement with Scripture, likening this pursuit to digging for hidden treasure. He reminds the congregation that maintaining the truth requires effort, vigilance, and a close relationship with the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, he calls for repentance and a return to the foundational truths of faith to restore spiritual vitality.

John Hames emphasizes the importance of regulating one's conversation in alignment with biblical standards, focusing on the power of controlling one's words and maintaining a spirit of quietness and modesty. He highlights the significance of practicing the presence of God in all conversations and avoiding environments that may lead to ungodly speech and behaviors.

In this sermon, the preacher delves into the concept of 'aneko,' meaning what is fitting or proper to do, particularly in the context of marital relationships. The duty of a wife's submission to her husband is explored as an obligation that stems from reasoning about the proper relation between spouses. The imperative for husbands to love their wives sacrificially and avoid bitterness is emphasized, reflecting Christ's love for the church. The sermon highlights the importance of mutual respect, selflessness, and nurturing care in fostering a harmonious and enduring marriage, as outlined in Colossians 3:18-19.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the critical role of conversation in the home, arguing that while families invest in physical comforts and education, they often neglect the power of their words. He highlights the need for loving, thoughtful speech to foster a nurturing environment, warning against the destructive nature of harsh words and strife. Miller calls for families to cultivate enriching conversations that inspire and educate, particularly during shared meals, to create a warm and uplifting atmosphere. He stresses that the quality of home conversation can significantly influence the character and relationships within the family. Ultimately, he encourages families to be intentional about their speech, aiming for kindness and thoughtfulness in every interaction.

George Whitefield preaches about the sin of profane swearing and cursing, highlighting the prevalence of this evil in society and the need for individuals, especially those in authority, to take a stand against it. He clarifies that while swearing before a magistrate on solemn occasions may be necessary, common swearing in everyday conversation is condemned by Jesus Christ. Whitefield emphasizes the seriousness of this sin, pointing out that it hardens infidels against the Christian faith, causes offense to sincere believers, and can only be matched in hell. He urges listeners to repent, guard their speech, and work towards suppressing this malignant crime for the honor of God and the well-being of society.

John Chrysostom preaches about the divine wisdom of God's teachings, contrasting it with the wisdom of the world that leads to folly. He emphasizes the power of God's wisdom in revealing mysteries hidden from the rulers of this world, showing the superiority of spiritual wisdom over human understanding. Chrysostom highlights the challenges faced by the Apostles in preaching the Gospel, overcoming deep-rooted customs, dangers, and attracting believers with promises of eternal rewards. He marvels at the divine grace that enabled the Apostles to persuade diverse individuals, including slaves and women, to embrace a life of virtue and faith in the crucified Christ, despite facing persecution and hardships.