In this sermon, the preacher discusses the resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that Jesus had the power to move from one place to another instantly and that He didn't need any assistance to ascend to heaven. The preacher also mentions that Jesus' body was changed after His resurrection, and this change serves as a reminder that our bodies will also be transformed. The sermon highlights the reactions of the guards at the tomb and the disciples upon realizing the truth of Jesus' resurrection. The preacher encourages the audience to personally embrace the message of Jesus' resurrection and to share it with others.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of engaging the heart and mind when speaking words of faith. He contrasts Christianity with other religions that use mantras, explaining that in Christianity, the power of words comes from a genuine confession of faith. The preacher encourages the audience to understand and embrace seven specific words that will transform their lives and bring blessings. He assures them that if they adopt the right attitude and speak these words from the heart, they will experience a new peace, joy, and blessing in their lives.

Ian Paisley delivers a sermon exposing the worship of the Virgin Mary in the Romish Church, emphasizing the extreme devotion and adoration given to her throughout the Popedom, overshadowing the Son of God in the hearts of the people. The sermon highlights the prayers, festivals, and exaltation of Mary to a divine status, surpassing even that of Jesus Christ, as seen in the Papal declarations and teachings. Paisley challenges the impiety and darkness of this worship, pointing out the lack of biblical foundation and the dangers of such idolatry, calling for a rejection of this system and a return to the truth of God's Word.

Julian of Norwich preaches about the profound revelations she received from God, including the blessed Passion and shedding of Jesus' blood, the significance of Mary, the eternal nature of God's Almighty, All-Wisdom, All-Love Godhead, the love that created and sustains all things, the goodness of God in all things, and the brevity of life in light of eternity. She expresses a desire for all to experience the comfort and joy she found in these revelations, urging others to focus on God's love and goodness rather than on her own experience.

Paul Bramsen preaches about the fundamental truth of the Bible that there is only one God, as testified in both the Old and New Testaments. The sermon delves into the oneness of God, explaining that His oneness differs from man's oneness, and explores the nature of the Godhead as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit being one God. The sermon also discusses the Incarnation of Christ, emphasizing how Christ, being both God and Man, became the perfect Redeemer through His death on the cross for the salvation of mankind.