In this sermon, the preacher discusses a scene from the Bible where a servant is sent to find a bride for Isaac, the son of Abraham. The servant tells the family about Isaac's miraculous birth and how he was spared from being sacrificed by God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of making a clear and decisive decision to accept Christ, using an example of a young man who immediately responded to the invitation to accept Jesus. The sermon concludes with the focus shifting to Rebecca, who becomes the center of attention as the potential bride for Isaac.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the six things that happened in the lives of Martin and Lisa. The congregation experiences the serenity of God and acknowledges that what has happened is the will of God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of how individuals should behave in light of what they have learned. He also mentions that God is present in every situation and that contact with Him is necessary in every aspect of life. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the fear of the Lord and the importance of avoiding sexual immorality.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of Abraham's servant who was sent to find a wife for Isaac. The servant prayed to God for a sign, asking that the woman who would be Isaac's wife would offer him water to drink and also offer water to his camels. When Rebecca arrived at the well and offered water to the servant, he knew that she was the one. He thanked God for answering his prayer and gave Rebecca gifts as a sign of his gratitude. The preacher emphasizes the importance of being one with God and being led by the Holy Spirit in making decisions.

F.B. Meyer explores the story of Rebecca's response to God's call through Abraham's servant, emphasizing her willingness to leave her familiar life for a divine purpose. He highlights the importance of prayer in seeking God's guidance and the necessity of being open to His summons, regardless of our circumstances. Meyer draws parallels between Rebecca's journey and the Christian's call to follow Christ, urging believers to respond promptly and wholeheartedly to God's invitation. The sermon encourages the faithful to share their experiences of God's goodness and to make room for Him in their hearts. Ultimately, it reflects on the joy of meeting the Lord, akin to Rebecca's union with Isaac, symbolizing the believer's eternal relationship with Christ.

Robert Hawker preaches on the willingness of Rebekah to go with the servant of Abraham to Isaac, drawing parallels to our readiness to follow Jesus when called. He emphasizes the love-tokens Jesus has given us, surpassing any earthly affection, and the deliverance from sin and wrath that only Jesus can provide. Hawker urges listeners to leave behind the bondage of sin and embrace the new life offered by Jesus, declaring a resounding commitment to go, follow, live, depend, and even die with the Savior.