In this sermon, the speaker discusses how often Christians rely on worldly methods and strategies to promote their faith and achieve success. He emphasizes that these methods are often poor copies of what the world does and ultimately lead to non-results or even disaster. The speaker highlights the importance of seeking a more excellent way, which involves relying on God and His grace rather than human methods. He also emphasizes the significance of having a personal relationship with Jesus and constantly seeking His presence in our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of obeying God's commands and doing so in the power of the Holy Spirit. He warns against allowing sin to creep into one's life and diminish the fervor of one's faith. The speaker shares the story of George Whitefield, a preacher who waited for the hand of God to come upon him before speaking, resulting in powerful sermons that moved thousands. He encourages listeners to approach God with humility, praying and judging themselves, and shares personal experiences of God's presence and revival.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of the spies who were sent to explore the land of Canaan. The majority of the spies brought back a negative report, focusing on the presence of giants and their own insignificance. However, Caleb and Joshua stood up against the crowd, emphasizing that God was on their side and reminding them of the abundance of the land. The speaker also draws a parallel to the story of the Israelites' encounter with the Amalekites in 1 Samuel 15, highlighting the importance of trusting in God's power and not being afraid of obstacles.

John Gifford Bellett preaches about God's jealousy of His sovereignty and holiness, emphasizing His rights as Lord of the people and the God of their Sanctuary. The chapters in Numbers reflect God's assertion of His title over Israel by carefully counting and knowing each tribe, showcasing His sovereignty and ownership over His people. The separation of the Levites and the house of Aaron highlights God's holiness in the sanctuary, with a deep reverence for the ordained order and mysteries within. These chapters serve as a reminder of God's sovereign power and unapproachable holiness, demanding respect and obedience even from the closest servants and priests.

George Warnock preaches about the significance of carrying the ark of God on the shoulders of anointed men, emphasizing the importance of walking in God's anointing and not delegating burdens to others unauthorized by God. He highlights the transition from the old Tabernacle in the Wilderness to a new Tent on Mount Zion, symbolizing God's movement towards new things and a new order for His people. Warnock stresses the need for God's people to follow His leading and embrace His new ways, finding their place of ministry in the Body of Christ and abiding in the yoke of Christ for a light burden.