In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God has chosen individuals from seemingly ordinary and unpromising backgrounds to serve Him. He encourages the audience, whether they are teaching a Sunday school class or preaching from a pulpit, to have confidence in the power of God's Word and the Holy Spirit to transform lives. The preacher uses the example of David facing a lion, highlighting how David's perspective shifted from feeling small to seeing God as bigger than the lion, leading him to defeat it. The sermon also references the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as an example of someone with a perfect heart towards God, whom God chose to show His strength through.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of demonstrating the presence of God in every aspect of our lives. He uses the story of David and Goliath to illustrate the power of faith over physical weapons. The preacher highlights that God is not looking for worldly accomplishments or talents, but rather for individuals who have learned to live by the principle of faith. He also emphasizes the significance of God's word, particularly Jesus Christ, as the ultimate expression of God's message.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his preparation for a series of Bible studies on the Incarnation. While attending a meeting in England, he is inspired by a song and decides to base his studies on its six verses. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's language and how it speaks to our hearts. He also highlights the urgency of sharing the message of Christ, as seen in the shepherds' haste to witness the birth of Jesus. The sermon concludes with a brief character study of Simeon in Luke chapter 2, highlighting his righteousness and devoutness while waiting for the consolation of Israel.

W.H. Griffith Thomas delves into the profound concept of 'Grace' in the Bible, emphasizing that it is the epitome of God's character and attitude towards humanity. Grace is defined as God's unmerited favor, freely given without conditions, generously bestowed, and continuously abiding. It encompasses forgiveness, joy, thanksgiving, and graciousness, ultimately leading to salvation and sanctification through Jesus Christ. The sermon explores the multifaceted nature of grace in God, in Christ, and in believers, highlighting its sovereign, satisfying, and sanctifying aspects, calling for a life that reflects God's grace and serves as a testimony to His love and mercy.

Beryl Amos shares the story of 'Woman to Woman Evangelism,' a spiritual venture initiated by the Christian Women's Fellowship in Victoria and Tasmania. The movement began with a call to discuss God's Word openly and evolved into a mission to evangelize women in the local churches. The focus is on the importance of women sharing the Gospel with others, both those who do not know Jesus and those who need a fresh encounter with Him, emphasizing the ongoing nature of evangelism as a vital part of the Christian faith.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches about the disciples' question on restoring the kingdom to Israel, showing that the kingdom promised in the Old Testament is a literal kingdom with Jerusalem as its seat, ruled by a son of David. The rejection of this kingdom by Israel does not change the fact that Jesus is the rightful King, and the promised kingdom will come in power and glory. The Scriptures reveal a future theocratic kingdom with Jerusalem as the centre, ruled by the King, our Lord Jesus Christ, in perfect harmony with the prophecies of various prophets.

J.R. Miller reflects on the profound significance of motherhood through the lens of the Virgin Mary and her relationship with Jesus. He emphasizes the sacred trust placed upon mothers to nurture and guide their children, highlighting the duality of joy and sorrow that accompanies this responsibility. While Mary was chosen to bear the Redeemer, every mother carries the weight of unknown futures for her child, making her role both a privilege and a challenge. Miller acknowledges that motherhood is often marked by pain and grief, yet it is through these experiences that a mother learns the deepest truths of love. Ultimately, the sermon calls for reverence towards the sacred bond between mother and child, recognizing the divine mission inherent in this relationship.

John R. Rice preaches about the importance of being born again and trusting in Jesus Christ as the only Mediator between God and men, emphasizing the need for personal salvation through faith in Christ's sacrifice. He highlights the teachings of the Catholic Bible regarding the authority of the Word of God, the virgin birth of Christ, the sinlessness of Mary, the infallibility of the Pope, the role of priests in marrying, and the sacrifice of the mass. Rice encourages all, regardless of denomination, to trust in Jesus alone for salvation, as He is the one who paid the price for sin and offers eternal life to all who believe in Him.

Ian Paisley preaches on the God-exalted Christ, focusing on the lowliness, loneliness, loftiness, and loveliness of Christ. He emphasizes Christ's descent from divine heights to achieve salvation for sinners, highlighting His loneliness and rejection throughout His life. Paisley delves into Christ's exaltation by God, emphasizing His resurrection, ascension, and the power given to Him in heaven and earth. He concludes by urging sinners to turn to Christ, emphasizing the urgency of accepting salvation and the beauty of Christ's love and sacrifice.