In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of staying faithful to God and not being enticed away by worldly distractions. He highlights the book of James as a powerful cry to those who have drawn away from their relationship with God. The speaker urges listeners to draw near to God and return to a tender walk with Him. The sermon emphasizes that anything other than a vital relationship with God is agony and encourages individuals to come back to God and avoid straying from the truth.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of a royal official whose son was healed by Jesus. The official had faith in Jesus' words and was able to sleep peacefully knowing that his son would be healed. The speaker emphasizes the importance of specific prayers and supplications, as well as having a childlike faith in Jesus' promises. The sermon also mentions the urgency of preaching the gospel and the reality of hell, as illustrated by the story of the rich man in hell pleading for someone to warn his brothers.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the neglect of prayer in the Christian movement. He acknowledges the many distractions and activities that can easily take precedence over prayer. He criticizes the trend of reducing prayer time and prioritizing Bible study, highlighting the importance of both prayer and the word of God. The preacher encourages believers to saturate all their activities with prayer and emphasizes the need for a dedicated time of intercession.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith and fulfilling the call of God, even in the face of opposition and attacks. It highlights the struggles faced by dedicated preachers and soul winners, the need for prayer and compassion for those who have fallen, and the encouragement to keep the focus on God's Word for strength and guidance. The message urges preachers to remain steadfast, seek restoration if fallen, and continue to win souls for Christ despite challenges and attacks.

Keith Malcomson addresses the controversial topic of alcohol consumption among Christians, highlighting the shift in attitudes towards social drinking within the church. He emphasizes the dangers of drunkenness, the biblical warnings against alcohol abuse, and the consequences of failing to address this issue within the Christian community. Malcomson delves into the biblical perspectives on wine, the facts about alcohol, the sin of drunkenness, the implications for Christian drunkards, and the importance of restoring fallen brothers who struggle with alcoholism.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of ministers being examples in wisdom, patience, righteousness, holiness, and godliness, urging them to avoid vain, youthful ways and quarrels over outward things that lead them away from the truth of God. He warns against ministers changing from the truth they first preached, as it confuses and misleads people, advocating for a steadfast commitment to the unchanging word and gospel of God. Fox encourages ministers to abide in the everlasting word that keeps them humble and free from worldly influences, walking in purity and wisdom to be a good example to others.

Selwyn Hughes emphasizes the importance of spiritual conversion as the gateway to receiving divine forgiveness and eternal life. He highlights Jesus' words that being converted is essential to entering the kingdom of heaven, emphasizing that all other distinctions in society are insignificant compared to being either converted or unconverted. Hughes expresses sadness over the NIV translation of Matthew 18:3, preferring the more powerful imagery of being 'converted' rather than simply 'changing.' He defines conversion as the shift from the kingdom of self to the kingdom of God, emphasizing that true conversion involves a significant change in one's life.

Clement of Alexandria preaches about the importance of repentance and true love, emphasizing the need to turn away from sin and embrace God's mercy and forgiveness. He highlights the power of sincere repentance and the transformative nature of love in one's life, urging believers to seek salvation through genuine faith and good deeds. Through a powerful narrative about Apostle John's encounter with a repentant sinner, Clement illustrates the profound impact of true repentance and the boundless mercy of God, encouraging listeners to turn away from sin and embrace the path of righteousness and love.

Asahel Nettleton delivers a powerful sermon on the importance of receiving reproof with humility and the consequences of hardening one's heart against correction. He emphasizes the care God has taken to reprove offenders through various means such as His people, parents, providence, His Word, ministers, and His Spirit. Nettleton warns of the danger of hardening one's neck against reproof, leading to sudden and irreversible destruction, as seen in biblical examples like Noah's generation, Pharaoh, and the inhabitants of Sodom. The sermon serves as a solemn reminder to both the aged and the young to heed reproof, as neglecting warnings only leads to a harder heart and a more hopeless state.