This sermon emphasizes the importance of trusting in God during times of fear and calamity. It highlights the need to commit to God's promises, believe in His ability to work miracles, and stand firm in faith even in the face of impossibilities. The message encourages seeking God's intervention, relying on His faithfulness, and understanding that God's honor is at stake in fulfilling His promises.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by emphasizing the greatness of God and how incomprehensible His nature is to humans. He highlights that the world does not acknowledge or understand God's greatness. The preacher then addresses the audience, stating that this evangelistic meeting is about God and His invitation to reason together. He emphasizes that despite our insignificance as mere dust, God cares about each individual and extends His kindness and mercy to even the vilest of people. The preacher concludes by contrasting the response of a horse to kindness with the ingratitude of sinners towards God, despite His continuous provision and care for them.

George Fox preaches about dwelling in purity and waiting for the power of God to preserve believers in that purity. He emphasizes knowing the seed of God in one another to overcome worldly wisdom and carnal knowledge, urging faith to stand against earthly nature and human pride. By dwelling in purity, believers can discern what is impure, have their minds guided by God, and confront their evil thoughts and desires. Fox warns against lusting, which veils the purity and leads to deception by dreamers, lying spirits, and false prophets. He encourages waiting on God in purity to receive His living nourishment for everlasting life.

J.C. Philpot delivers a powerful sermon on the detestable nature of pride and arrogance, highlighting how pride is deeply rooted in the human heart and is considered the 'sin of sins.' He explores the origins of pride, tracing it back to the fall of Lucifer, and its destructive impact on both heavenly and earthly realms. Philpot emphasizes God's intense hatred for pride, citing numerous biblical examples of how pride led to downfall and punishment, even among God's chosen people. He warns against the deceptive nature of spiritual pride, which can infiltrate the Church and hinder true humility and grace.

Thomas Wilcox preaches about the importance of having the blood of Christ at the root of one's religion, warning against retaining guilt and self-righteousness which can destroy the foundation of faith. He emphasizes the need to examine the grounds of one's religion daily and to ensure it is built upon Christ to withstand the storms of life. Wilcox urges believers to see Christ as the only source of righteousness and salvation, emphasizing the necessity of beholding Christ's righteousness to mortify sin and find true peace.