In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the urgency and importance of spreading the gospel. He highlights the example of Jesus sending out his disciples as lambs among wolves, instructing them to go without any provisions or weapons. The preacher emphasizes the need for believers to have a deep understanding of the spirit of Jesus and the urgency of the task at hand. He also mentions a man who offers to follow Jesus, but is quickly told to go and fulfill his calling. The preacher encourages believers to passionately pursue the kingdom of heaven and be willing to make sacrifices for it.

Zac Poonen preaches on the clear contrast between the Bride and the Harlot as depicted in Proverbs chapter 9. The Bride invites the foolish to turn from sin and learn the fear of the Lord, while the Harlot leads many to spiritual death. The true church, symbolized by the Bride of Christ, is built on seven pillars of wisdom listed in James 3:17, including purity, peaceableness, consideration, willingness to yield, mercy, steadfastness, and freedom from hypocrisy.

Zac Poonen delivers a powerful sermon at the wedding of Sunil and Anugrah, emphasizing the importance of making their home a sanctuary for God's presence. He highlights the need for peace, humility, and holiness in their marriage, urging them to prioritize God's happiness above all else. Poonen encourages the couple to focus on pleasing God, maintaining peace, being sensitive to each other's light and wisdom, and walking in holiness every day.

Arthur Blessitt preaches about the immeasurable worth of the cross, emphasizing the sacrificial love of Jesus and the profound impact it has on believers. He delves into the significance of identifying with the cross and Jesus, calling for a crucified life that aligns with God's will. The sermon highlights the fragrant offering of Jesus on the cross, urging followers to imitate God's love and walk in sacrificial love. Arthur Blessitt also reflects on the hope and peace brought by the cross, emphasizing the transformative power of Jesus' sacrifice and the message of peace proclaimed at Christmas.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about Jesus sending out the twelve disciples, instructing them to rely on the provision of the people they minister to, rather than making provisions for themselves. He emphasizes the humility of accepting help and the providential care God provides for His servants in times of need. Jesus warns against covetousness and the misuse of spiritual gifts for personal gain, urging His disciples to freely give as they have freely received. The apostles are directed to seek out the most worthy individuals in each city, highlighting the honor of hosting God's servants and the importance of receiving their teachings with reverence.