In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the incomprehensible nature of the word of God and the difficulty in fully understanding it. He argues that there are no perfect analogies in nature to support the truth of the word of God. While some may compare sleep to death and awakening to resurrection, the analogy falls short as sleep still involves life. The preacher acknowledges the sorrow and tears that come with death, but encourages believers to rejoice in the promise of eternal rest for the faithful. He concludes by urging listeners to hold on to the truth of God's word and to separate themselves from those who reject it.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the feeding of the 5,000, which is one of the miracles performed by Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of learning from this miracle and growing as Christians. The preacher shares three ways in which believers can grow during the summer months, when they may be more relaxed in their spiritual disciplines. The sermon encourages believers to stay committed to reading the Bible, praying, and serving in the church, even during the summer season.

In this sermon, the preacher shares his experience of holding a meeting at a research center and witnessing a powerful move of God. The people in the town were stirred up and even started a petition to run the outpouring. The preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing the true God and having a personal relationship with Him. He highlights the need to turn away from sin and have a genuine affection for God. The sermon concludes with a call to prayer as the ultimate remedy for the desperate state of society.

Mariano Di Gangi preaches on 'The Bread of Heaven,' emphasizing that Jesus is essential for spiritual nourishment, likening Him to bread that sustains life. He recounts the miracle of the feeding of the 5,000, illustrating how Jesus provides not just physical sustenance but also the deeper spiritual nourishment that humanity craves. Di Gangi explains that while people often seek material blessings, true fulfillment comes from recognizing Jesus as the bread of life, the bread of God, and the bread of heaven. He stresses the importance of faith in receiving this nourishment, urging believers to come to Christ and partake in His life-giving essence. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace Jesus fully, as He alone satisfies the deepest needs of the human heart.

Favell Lee Mortimer reflects on the emotions Martha experienced when meeting Jesus after her brother Lazarus had died. Martha expressed a mix of joy for Jesus' arrival and grief for his delayed coming, not realizing it was a divine arrangement for a greater purpose. Jesus' response to Martha's sorrow and doubt was filled with compassion and a reminder of the power of belief in Him as the resurrection and the life. Mortimer emphasizes the importance of believing in Jesus to truly live and never die, finding comfort and hope in His presence even in the face of death.

H.J. Vine preaches about the eternal Son, Jesus Christ, who came to serve and fulfill the Father's will by offering Himself spotless to God, removing our sins and bringing eternal blessing, order, and glory. Through His deep suffering and rejection, Jesus secured an Overcomer's distinction, allowing His loved ones to abide in Him and the Father, and granting them everlasting life. His service sets His followers free to serve Him now and look forward to reigning with Him forever in His Father's house of eternal love.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the significance of understanding and embracing the will of God, which is perfectly fulfilled in heaven. He encourages believers to recognize that God's will is not a burden but a source of joy, love, and sanctification, urging them to align their lives with His divine purpose. Murray highlights that God's will encompasses the salvation of sinners, the care for the weak, and the call to a thankful life, all of which reflect His love and glory. He calls for a heartfelt surrender to God's will, assuring that it leads to true fulfillment and joy. Ultimately, Murray desires that believers see God's will as a beautiful expression of His character and a guiding force in their lives.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of faith in Jesus Christ as the true Bread of Life, contrasting it with the material desires and unbelief of the Jews who sought signs and miracles for their own satisfaction. He emphasizes the need for spiritual nourishment that leads to everlasting life, pointing out that Jesus came not to do His own will but the will of the Father, which includes offering salvation to all who believe in Him. Chrysostom also highlights the significance of the Resurrection and Judgment Day, urging believers to live in anticipation of these events and not be swayed by the temporary pleasures or challenges of this world.

H.J. Vine preaches on the importance of recognizing and praising the Head of the church, Jesus Christ, rather than focusing solely on the activities of the church. Believers are saved by grace, justified by faith, and sealed by the Spirit, finding rest and peace in Christ's finished work. Colossians 1:18 emphasizes that Jesus, the Son of God, is the Head of the body, the assembly, holding pre-eminence in all things and bringing reconciliation and fullness to believers.