In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying solely on the sufferings of Jesus Christ on the cross for salvation. He encourages the listeners to believe in Jesus as their Redeemer, assuring them that their sins will be forgiven and they will be accepted as children of God. The preacher also mentions the rewards awaiting believers in the afterlife, such as a crown, a harp, and a mansion in the realms of the glorified. He concludes by highlighting the effectiveness of using illustrations and parables in preaching, drawing inspiration from Jesus' own use of them. The sermon references the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis as an illustration of man's lost estate and the hope found in Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of evangelism and spreading the word of God. He criticizes those who have been brainwashed and have become false teachers, leading others astray. The preacher refers to Matthew chapter twenty-two, where Jesus instructs his disciples to invite people to the wedding feast. However, instead of inviting them, the preacher argues that many have gathered both good and bad, without making a true decision to follow God. He concludes by sharing a personal anecdote of a preacher who was deeply impacted by this message and sought a change in his own ministry.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of a mother who faced financial difficulties after her husband passed away. Without a will, the state law dictated that the children would receive half of the inheritance. One of the children, who was about to get married, wanted her share immediately. However, the mother trusted in God and dared to take Him at His word. She experienced a miraculous provision when she unexpectedly received a large inheritance, which brought her overwhelming joy and strengthened her family's bond. The speaker encourages listeners to follow Jesus and trust in God's care, assuring them that they will be richly blessed and experience true joy.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the Christian's unique position as a stranger in this world, called to seek the Kingdom of God and await the return of Christ. He warns against the folly of seeking comfort in worldly pleasures, highlighting that true redemption and acceptance come through faith in Jesus, who is now seated at the right hand of God. The sermon stresses the importance of being vigilant and prepared for Christ's return, as the world has rejected Him, and believers are called to live in anticipation of His coming. Darby encourages Christians to recognize their identity in Christ and the responsibility that comes with it, urging them to walk worthy of their calling while waiting for the fulfillment of God's promises.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the Kingdom of God above all else, warning that even good desires can distract us from our true purpose in Him. He encourages believers to commit their desires to God while maintaining a focus on His will and glory, rather than seeking blessings for selfish reasons. By delighting in the Lord, we can trust that He will fulfill our heart's desires as we align them with His purpose. Simpson reminds us that all things will be added to us when we seek God first, reinforcing the idea that true fulfillment comes from being in Christ. He concludes with a prayer for a heart that seeks to please God above all other blessings.

George Mueller emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the kingdom of God and His righteousness above all earthly concerns. He explains that as children of God, we should not be anxious about our needs, as our Heavenly Father knows what we require. Instead, our primary focus should be on seeking the prosperity of God's kingdom and striving to be conformed to His righteousness. Mueller encourages believers to reflect on their priorities and ensure that their chief aim is the honor of God and the welfare of His Church. He assures that those who seek God first will experience His provision in their lives.