In this sermon, the speaker addresses the importance of growing up and maturing spiritually. He uses the story of Moses and the Israelites to illustrate this point. When the Israelites were faced with the approaching Egyptians, they became terrified and questioned Moses' decision to bring them out of Egypt. Moses reassured them, telling them not to be afraid and to stand firm in their faith. He also instructed them to be still and trust in the Lord's deliverance. The speaker emphasizes the need for believers to move from a state of fear and immaturity to one of faith and maturity in their relationship with God.

Harmon A. Baldwin preaches about the importance of retaining perfect purity through continual faith in the leading promises of the gospel. He emphasizes the need to have faith in God, to be established in holiness, and to walk rooted and built up in Christ. Baldwin highlights the necessity of being established in faith, holding fast to God's promises, and enduring trials to strengthen and settle the soul in God. He also discusses the challenges of maintaining holiness, the importance of teachableness, and the need for self-denial and self-indulgence in the pursuit of spiritual growth and maturity.

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the power of faith and the hindrance of unbelief in receiving God's promises. He emphasizes that unbelief leads to sorrow and hinders us from experiencing the forgiveness, power, and hope that God offers. Cowman highlights the importance of believing in God's sovereignty and the necessity of faith in prayer, stating that a single utterly believing person could change the course of history. He encourages believers to pray with faith, knowing that nothing is beyond the reach of prayer within the will of God.

St. Augustine preaches about the mysteries and secrets of the kingdom of God, emphasizing the importance of faith as a step towards understanding. He highlights the need to believe before seeking understanding, as faith itself provides a certain light in the Scriptures, Prophecy, Gospel, and Apostles' teachings. Augustine urges believers to awaken their reason, examine God's creation, and seek the Author of all things through faith in the unseen. He explains the relationship between the Father and the Son, emphasizing their unity in divine works and the Trinity's operation in creation and miracles.