In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of praise and delight in our lives. He uses examples such as praising a baby's features, cheering for a sports team, and admiring the beauty of nature to illustrate the natural inclination to praise what brings us joy. The speaker then turns to the book of Psalms and quotes C.S. Lewis' Reflection on the Psalms to highlight the connection between joy and praise. Finally, the speaker references the book of Ephesians, specifically chapter 1, to show that Paul believed the goal of God in saving us is for the praise of His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the superficiality of news reports, history books, public education, and editorial news commentary due to the disregard for God. He argues that God is the main reality in the universe and should be the main focus in everything we do. The speaker highlights the influence of TV in causing people to forget about God. He concludes by discussing the mission statement of his church, which is to spread a passion for the supremacy of God in all things for the joy of all peoples, and how this mission statement should be applied to preaching.

This sermon by Edgar Reich is a powerful cry for repentance and revival, emphasizing the need for humbling ourselves, praying, seeking God's face, and turning from wicked ways. The message highlights the conditional promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14 and urges listeners to fully surrender to Jesus for a renewed and empowered life. The sermon addresses various sins and challenges Christians to seek personal and collective revival through prayer, repentance, and obedience to God's Word.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the theme of God's love, specifically referencing John's first epistle chapter 4, verse 7 and 8. The preacher emphasizes the importance of loving one another, as love is of God and those who love are born of God and know Him. The sermon highlights a personal experience of the preacher and other believers feeling the love of God during a prayer meeting, leading them to embrace and express love for one another. The sermon concludes by explaining that God's nature is invested in believers, and as a result, they should love both God and one another.

Rice Haggard preaches about the importance of unity and love among Christians, emphasizing the need to set aside denominational divisions and come together under the simple principles of the Gospel. He highlights the dangers of partyism, human inventions, and man-made rules that have led to division and strife within the church. Haggard calls for a return to the original teachings of Jesus Christ, promoting a church united in faith, love, and adherence to the Scriptures.

Ralph Erskine emphasizes that God's salvation of sinners is fundamentally for His own name's sake, rather than for any merit on the part of the sinners themselves. He explains that the glory of God's name is paramount in the act of salvation, as it showcases His mercy, justice, and power, even in the face of human sinfulness. Erskine illustrates this through the historical example of Israel's deliverance from Egypt, highlighting that God's grace is extended to the most grievous sinners, demonstrating His willingness to save despite their unworthiness. The sermon calls believers to recognize their dependence on God's grace and to glorify His name in their lives. Ultimately, Erskine reassures that God's saving work is rooted in His desire to magnify His name and attributes.

Martin Luther delves into the importance of honoring God's Name and the Second Commandment, emphasizing that all works must be done in faith to truly honor and magnify God's glory. He highlights the significance of praising, preaching, and singing to exalt God's Name, stating that this work greatly strengthens faith and pleases God. Luther stresses the need to honor God's Name in the heart with genuine faith, rather than through mere outward displays, as true faith and confidence are experienced and felt in honoring God's Name. He warns against lightly esteeming the work of honoring God's Name, as it greatly helps to increase faith and strengthen the relationship with God.