In this sermon, the preacher describes a scene where a man receives news of his wife's sudden death. The man is devastated and runs to a dark street, finding himself in front of a car with a coffin on the floor. Three naked women are standing nearby, looking at the dead woman's face. The preacher uses this scene to emphasize the trials and tests that believers may face in their faith. He references a Bible verse from Peter, encouraging the audience not to be discouraged by difficult circumstances.

The sermon is titled "Finish the Race with Prayer" and is part of a series called "Finishing the Race." The speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer in our journey as Christians. He highlights the need for the Holy Spirit to make the truth alive within us and enable us to walk in it. The sermon references biblical stories, such as Abraham's servant finding a bride for his son and the disciples' experience in the upper room, to illustrate the power of prayer and faith in God's promises. The speaker encourages believers to have faith, speak to their mountains, and believe that God will answer their prayers.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the model of prayer that Jesus taught his disciples. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the true meaning behind the words of the prayer, rather than simply memorizing them. The preacher highlights the four petitions in the Lord's Prayer: acknowledging God as our Father, praying for His name to be glorified, asking for His kingdom to come, and seeking His will to be done. He also connects these petitions to the concept of acquiring and giving glory to God.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the danger of focusing on money and the love of money as the root of all evil. He mentions the story of Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. The preacher refers to Jeremiah's prophecy about the thirty pieces of silver being used to buy the potter's field. He also mentions the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, including the Last Supper and Judas' betrayal. The sermon encourages listeners to learn from these biblical stories and avoid the temptation of money.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of honoring and obeying parents. He shares anecdotes of children being disobedient and disrespectful towards their parents. He urges those who are disobedient to come to Jesus and repent. The preacher also highlights the example of Jesus, who honored both his earthly parents and his heavenly Father through his obedience. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the last words of the Old Testament, which call for the turning of hearts between fathers and children.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience living in Australia and observes that despite efforts to distance themselves from their British heritage, Australians still possess a sense of resilience and stoicism. The speaker then urges the audience to "unwrap Christmas" by moving beyond the traditional image of Christ in the cradle and embracing the true meaning of the holiday. He emphasizes the importance of not just calling oneself a Christian, but actually living out the teachings of Jesus. The speaker concludes by highlighting the transformative power of following Christ's teachings and warns against building one's life on a weak foundation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of faith and the transformation it brings to believers. He recounts the story of Jesus calming the storm and highlights how the disciples were in a state of desperation and fear. However, Jesus stepped in and spoke the word of peace, causing the wind to cease and bringing about a great calm. The preacher encourages listeners to understand that the new birth in Christ is meant to make them new individuals, free from their past and transformed by the power of God. He also emphasizes the importance of selling oneself first before selling anything else, highlighting the need for authenticity and genuine spirituality. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's mercy and love, as demonstrated through the gospel and the life of Jesus.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the Church as the cosmic expression of Christ, highlighting its spiritual nature and accountability to God. He discusses the essential elements of life, light, and love as manifestations of Christ within the Church, asserting that true expression comes from the resurrection life of Christ. The Church's role is not merely doctrinal but to embody the life of Christ, which is inherently reproductive and transformative. Sparks stresses that love, rooted in the understanding of the Cross, is fundamental to the Church's growth and unity, and that spiritual knowledge is a byproduct of love. Ultimately, the Church's testimony must reflect the life, light, and love of Christ to the world.

Lou Sutera preaches on the importance of evangelism and world missions as the main work of the church throughout all ages, emphasizing the need to witness to the salvation found in Christ. Despite the unchanging nature of Christ's great commission, there is still much work to be done both locally and globally in spreading the message of salvation. Various speakers highlight the urgency and specific task of the church in reaching out to a dark and squalid world with the light of Christ, emphasizing the need to follow the three ways revealed in God's Word to reach a nation.

H.J. Vine preaches on the importance of honoring the Son, Jesus Christ, as we honor the Father, emphasizing that those who do not honor the Son do not honor the Father who sent Him. The sermon highlights the deity of Christ as God the Son, stressing the unity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the Godhead. It warns against the modern tendency to undermine the divinity of Christ and emphasizes the significance of honoring the Son in experiencing true freedom, light, and life in the presence of the Father.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the profound love of Jesus for His people, emphasizing the communicative nature of love that desires to give and receive affection. He delves into the Triune God's eternal love for humanity, highlighting the deep bond between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Philpot explores the union and communion between Christ and the Church, illustrating how Jesus' sacrifice and love reconcile believers to God and lead to a transformative relationship. He encourages seeking communion with Christ through prayer, repentance, and a deep desire for His presence, as true religion is found in a living faith and love for Jesus.