In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the imperfection of preaching due to the involvement of language. He explains that language is fluid and can have different meanings in different places, making it an imperfect medium for conveying God's message. However, despite its imperfections, preaching is a powerful tool because it is the means through which God chooses to make His plan known. The preacher highlights the weight and seriousness of the message carried by even the simplest preacher, as it holds the future of millions of moral beings in its hands.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God will do a work in believers, helping them understand true strength and truth. He assures that with this understanding, believers will no longer need to make excuses and will be able to feed on the truth of God without fear. The preacher highlights the importance of trust in God and being unshaken by evil reports. He encourages believers to have a fixed heart and trust in God, as He will transform them and give them a new name. The sermon concludes with a challenge for believers to be the message for their generation, not just have a message. The preacher reminds them to not be afraid and to have a resolve in their faith, knowing that God is in their midst and will save and rejoice over them.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching God's word without mixing it with our own ideas or clever narrations. He emphasizes the need for preachers to spend more time with God than anyone else in order to deliver a stirring message. The cure for spiritual death, according to the preacher, is prophecy - the speaking forth of God's holy word. The preacher also highlights the deplorable condition of mankind, emphasizing that they are dead in their sins and in need of conversion. He concludes by emphasizing the need for commanding and compelling preaching that calls people to repentance and salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of overcoming evil with good, just as Jesus did. He explains that God sent Jesus as another Adam to undo the work of the first Adam and bring redemption to humanity. The preacher highlights the two races of people: those under the curse of sin and death (the old Adam) and those under the new law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus (the new Adam). He also discusses the concept of God's timing and encourages humility and surrender to God's will.

Robert Wurtz II delves into the role of prophets, highlighting how they were chosen by God to deliver His messages through the power of the Holy Spirit. Prophets acted as God's prosecuting attorneys, calling people back to their covenant with Him, often resorting to extreme measures to gain attention. The consecration to God was essential for prophets like John the Baptist, who lived a separated life to fulfill his calling. However, the authority of God was undermined by the Rabbis, who believed only they could prophesy, leading to a lack of supernatural intervention in human affairs.

Gawin Kirkham emphasizes the importance of open-air preaching and provides practical advice for street preachers. He highlights the need for a leader to organize the meetings and choose suitable locations, as well as the value of having helpers to maintain order and attract and retain the crowd. Kirkham stresses the significance of using the Bible effectively, cultivating reverence during open-air services, and dealing with interruptions wisely to ensure the message of the Gospel is proclaimed effectively and respectfully.