Walter Beuttler preaches about the life and prophecies of the Prophet Jeremiah, highlighting his call at a young age, his tender and retiring personality, and his unwavering commitment to delivering God's messages despite facing political tumults and personal despair. The Book of Jeremiah is discussed, emphasizing its disorderly chronology, autobiographical nature, and key themes of repentance, abandonment of God, and the insufficiency of external rituals without internal transformation. The sermon delves into the message of the book, stressing that visible success is not a measure of acceptability before God, forsaking God leads to abandonment, and the importance of true repentance and heart transformation.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the deep-rooted sin of idolatry in the human heart, emphasizing the need to keep ourselves from idols as warned in 1 John 5:21. He describes how idolatry can take various forms, from material objects to worldly desires, and even to the subtle idols of the mind and heart. Philpot highlights the constant struggle and conflict between self and Christ, where self-righteousness and pride must be overthrown for Christ to reign supreme in the soul.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the rejection of Christ by the chief Jews, emphasizing how Jesus, like a two-edged sword, convicts the conscience of those who do not love God. Men despised Christ because He did not cater to their worldly desires and did not promise earthly rewards. Similarly, people today reject Christ because His holiness does not align with their sinful preferences, preferring idols and worldly pleasures over a spiritual Savior.