In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a pastor who falls asleep while traveling and has a dream about a ladder reaching into heaven. He sees angels coming and going, symbolizing God's abundant supply for His people. The preacher emphasizes that God's supply is limitless and that He answers the needs of His people. However, the preacher also warns about the danger of disappointment and unbelief, using the example of the Israelites in the wilderness. He highlights the consequences of unbelief and urges listeners to trust in God even in times of disappointment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of listening to the tapes in numerical order to fully understand the series. The sermon begins with a prayer of worship to God and gratitude for Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life. The speaker then discusses the story of Moses and how he made the decision to relinquish his privilege as the next king of Egypt and follow God's calling. The sermon also touches on the power of preaching and the role of a preacher in standing before people on behalf of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the true meaning of grace, which goes beyond just unmerited favor. Grace is described as the person of Jesus Christ, full of power, wisdom, glory, and everything needed for transformation. The speaker highlights that sin is not as powerful as grace, as stated in Romans 5:17. The sermon then shifts to the book of Joshua, where the second generation of Israelites is about to enter the Promised Land. The significance of circumcision is discussed, symbolizing the cutting away of flesh and the need for unbelieving generations to teach their children how to put away the flesh.

John F. Walvoord delves into the contemporary discussion of the millennial issue in theology, highlighting the impact of recent events on scholarly thinking in philosophy, science, and theology, particularly in eschatology. The sermon explores the current trends in millennial literature, the resurgence of amillennialism, and the convergence of three main streams of theology leading to amillennialism becoming the majority view in the church. It also addresses the importance of the millennial doctrine in shaping Biblical interpretation and theology, emphasizing the significance of premillennialism as a system of interpretation that impacts the entire Bible and the present purpose of God.