In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of staying close to the word of God and one's conscience in order to prosper in life. The sermon highlights the folly of being a free thinker and a free liver, and instead encourages obedience to God's commands. The preacher shares a story from the old French wars, where a soldier's obedience to the captain's command is praised as the mark of a bold and excellent soldier. The sermon also references Joshua's obedience and perseverance in carrying out God's tasks, and encourages listeners to have the courage to stand firm in their obedience to God, even in the face of challenges.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of going back to the book of God to be reminded of what He has done. He highlights the faith and trust in God that the priests displayed when they stepped into the Jordan River, which resulted in God's intervention. The speaker also mentions the significance of worship and being gathered around the word of God as essential elements for moving forward in conquest. Additionally, the speaker emphasizes the need to keep our eyes on the Lord during times of trial and testing, rather than focusing on the problem at hand.

In this sermon, the speaker introduces a unique series on understanding how God has created each individual and their role in the world of work. The series will also touch on the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not missing this series, especially for young people and those in midlife. The sermon then transitions to the Book of Joshua, where the Israelites are on the brink of entering the promised land. The speaker highlights the challenges they face, including high-walled cities and giants, but emphasizes that God has already given them the land and they must step out in faith to possess it.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing the time and being aware of the nearness of salvation. He urges the church to cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light, walking honestly and avoiding sinful behaviors. The speaker also encourages the congregation to be equipped for the work of the ministry, offering resources such as evangelism classes and home fellowships. The sermon concludes with a prayer, acknowledging God's omniscience and asking for His guidance in understanding the prophecies of Scripture in relation to current world events.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of guarding oneself and taking care of the flock. He compares the spiritual feeding of others to a mother feeding her baby, highlighting the significance of being spiritually nourished in order to pass on meaningful teachings. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of worshiping God after having a glimpse of His greatness and promises. Additionally, the speaker warns against the dangers of false teachings and the need to protect the church from those who may try to harm it. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the responsibility of pastors and leaders to prioritize their own spiritual well-being and the well-being of their congregation.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by encouraging listeners to approach their quiet time with God in a fresh and open-hearted manner. He suggests starting with adoration and thanksgiving, followed by confession. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having specific questions in mind while reading the Bible, such as identifying errors to avoid, commands to obey, sins to forsake, or promises to claim. He then references a tract titled "Seven Minutes with God" that suggests starting with a short seven-minute quiet time, including a prayer of preparation. The sermon concludes with a reading from Joshua 1:7-9, highlighting the importance of meditating on God's word and being strong and courageous.

This sermon by Joshua Daniel emphasizes the importance of disentangling oneself from worldly affairs to fully please God and engage in spiritual warfare. Drawing from Joshua's example, the message highlights the need for obedience, courage, and unwavering commitment to God's Word for success in life's battles. It challenges believers to prioritize meditating on God's Word, seeking His wisdom, and making real sacrifices in the spiritual journey.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the significance of entering a new year with strength and courage, drawing from Joshua 1:7. He reflects on the challenges faced by Joshua as he leads a disgruntled people into the Promised Land, paralleling this with the current state of America and the need for a spiritual rebirth. Ravenhill warns against complacency and the dangers of unbelief, urging listeners to rely on God's promises and guidance as they navigate the uncertainties ahead. He encourages a deep commitment to God's word and the importance of obedience in overcoming obstacles. Ultimately, he calls for a new generation of leaders, like Joshua, to rise and guide their families and communities in faith.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the importance of perseverance in the spiritual battle, emphasizing the need to continuously fight against sin and to trust in God's strength. She highlights that even with traces of negative traits or sins, believers must not cease from the battle but instead persist in their efforts and trust in God's power to overcome. Tileston encourages Christians to be strong, courageous, and to keep moving forward under the banner of the Lord, who will subdue all foes and provide for their needs.

Andrew Bonar reflects on the value of spiritual writings, particularly praising 'From Day to Day' for its clarity and ability to enlighten readers. He expresses gratitude for the blessings that come from such meditations and encourages his fellow minister, Dr. Macdonald, to remain strong and courageous in his faith. Bonar reminisces about their long-standing friendship and ministry, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and the richness that comes with age and experience in faith. He also extends a warm invitation for Dr. Macdonald to visit, highlighting the fellowship and support among believers.