In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful story about a young missionary who faced persecution for preaching the gospel. Despite being beaten and threatened, the missionary continued to gather believers and teach the Bible. However, the speaker reflects on his own life and realizes that he has become complacent in his faith. He is convicted by the fact that he has expensive Bibles and material possessions while many people in the world have never even seen a Bible or go to bed hungry. The speaker encourages listeners to examine their own lives and prioritize spreading the gospel and serving others over material possessions.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses four different types of people: those who are close to the truth, those who are distant from the truth, those who are close to Jesus but not fully committed, and those who have never known the Lord. The speaker emphasizes that both sides of the story will be known and every sin will be revealed. He urges listeners to come to the Lord and seek forgiveness, emphasizing that God knows everything about them. The speaker also mentions a personal experience with a lawyer who confronted him about the truth, highlighting the importance of honesty. The sermon concludes with the speaker encouraging everyone to pay attention to the message and give God their full attention.

In this sermon, Rich Abuse discusses the importance of having an eternal perspective and living for what truly matters. He shares a story about an old woman who dedicated her life to serving God despite facing rejection from her family. Abuse emphasizes that being converted and knowing Christ is only the beginning of the journey, with 95% of the work remaining. He then references Luke chapter 12, specifically the parable of the rich fool, to highlight the importance of using our blessings and resources wisely.

Thomas Brooks warns against the dangers of being earthly-minded, illustrating this through the parable of the rich man who focuses solely on his material wealth and comfort, neglecting thoughts of God and eternity. The rich man's preoccupation with his possessions leads to his downfall, as he fails to prepare for the afterlife. Brooks emphasizes that a life consumed by worldly concerns ultimately results in spiritual emptiness and divine judgment. He calls for believers to shift their focus from earthly treasures to heavenly pursuits, reminding them of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of eternal values.

James Blaine Chapman preaches about the contrast between a life focused on worldly pursuits, which ultimately profit little, and a life centered on godliness, which is beneficial in this life and the one to come. He emphasizes the importance of investing one's life wisely, either in pursuing bodily exercise without Christ or in embracing godliness through a faithful Christian life. Chapman highlights that true fulfillment and lasting joy come from being a Christian, experiencing peace, joy, love, and hope that surpass worldly pleasures and possessions. He concludes by pointing out that being a Christian not only brings blessings in the present world but also offers the assurance of a heavenly home and eternal life.

Zac Poonen preaches on various aspects of entering God's Kingdom, emphasizing the importance of good soil for spiritual growth, the need to be properly clothed with Christ's righteousness, and the significance of building our lives on a solid foundation of obedience. He also delves into the concept of paying the price in following Christ, highlighting the effortless growth that comes from following the Spirit's laws and the necessity of valuing Jesus above all else. Poonen addresses the themes of loving God and man, the danger of legalism, the different types of backsliders, spiritual pride, watching and praying, and being faithful with God's gifts.