In this sermon, Pastor John Piper discusses the concept of living by faith and future grace. He emphasizes the importance of relying on God's grace in the present and trusting in His promises for the future. Piper references Romans 8:32, which highlights the past grace of God sacrificing His own Son for us and the assurance that He will freely give us all things. He also shares a personal poem and connects it to the biblical passage from Habakkuk, emphasizing the need to trust in God even when circumstances are difficult.

Paris Reidhead preaches on the importance of returning to the Lord, emphasizing that God's discipline and trials are meant to draw us closer to Him. He explains that God's dealings with us, including tearing and smiting, are to mold us into the image of His Son, and that we must continually submit to His leading and teachings to experience His full blessings. Reidhead urges believers to follow on to know the Lord, walking in obedience and faith, to receive an ever-increasing knowledge of God and His truth.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the importance of seeking to know God personally, just like Moses did in the Bible. He emphasizes that the distinguishing mark of God's people should be the presence of God in their lives, separating them from others. Beuttler highlights the need to understand God's ways and character through personal experiences and encounters with Him, rather than just intellectual knowledge. He encourages a deeper, intimate relationship with God, similar to how Moses communed with the Lord face to face, seeking to know Him even more.

C.H. Spurgeon addresses the struggle of believers who understand justification by faith but find it difficult to cease from sin. He emphasizes that true salvation involves not only forgiveness but also the transformation of the heart, which only God can accomplish. Spurgeon reassures that through faith in Jesus, believers can receive a new heart and spirit, enabling them to overcome their sinful nature. He highlights the promise from Ezekiel that God will replace a stony heart with a heart of flesh, signifying a profound change in one's desires and actions. Ultimately, Spurgeon encourages reliance on God's power to effect this change, affirming that all things are possible with Him.

David Wilkerson emphasizes God's promise to give us a new heart that desires to know Him and obey His commands. He highlights the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, who not only teaches us about God's nature but also empowers us to overcome sin and live a life reflective of Christ. Wilkerson reassures believers that God is merciful and patient, providing the strength needed to fulfill His demands. He encourages listeners to rely on the Holy Spirit in times of temptation and to fully surrender to God's promises for a new life. Ultimately, through faith in Christ, we become new creations, leaving behind our old selves.

Thomas Reade preaches about the perverted views of the Gospel held by many, where some see it as a mitigated law allowing for sin, while others believe in a distorted concept of grace that excuses ongoing sin. He highlights the importance of true understanding and experience of God's grace, leading to a transformed life reflecting God's love, holiness, righteousness, mercy, and wisdom. Reade emphasizes the necessity of heart transformation, genuine love for God and others, hatred for sin, and a commitment to truth and righteousness as evidence of true faith and belonging to God.