Charles E. Cowman preaches on the importance of taking action and possessing the promises of God. He emphasizes the need to have appropriating faith in God's Word, making His promises our personal possession. Cowman encourages the congregation to claim God's promises as their own and to have faith that all that God has spoken will be fulfilled in their lives.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the high privilege of being a child of God, which includes unbroken fellowship with the Father and the assurance that all that God has is available to His children. He illustrates this privilege by referencing God's promises to figures like Enoch and Jacob, highlighting that God's presence is a mark of His people. Murray encourages believers to recognize that they are called to live in constant communion with God, filled with the Holy Spirit, and to enjoy the light of His countenance. He reminds us that this relationship is not just for the Old Testament saints but is a reality for all believers today. Ultimately, the sermon calls Christians to embrace their identity as children of God and to live in the fullness of His presence.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the high privilege of being a child of God, highlighting two key aspects: the unbroken fellowship with the Father and the inheritance of all that God possesses. He illustrates that just as an earthly father desires closeness with his child, God longs for His children to dwell in His presence and experience His love. Murray points out that this privilege was evident in the Old Testament and is even more accessible in the New Testament through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. He encourages believers to recognize their continuous access to God's presence and the abundance of blessings available to them as heirs of Christ. Ultimately, he reassures that God's love and fellowship are not withdrawn due to His sovereignty but are often hindered by our own sin and unbelief.

David Servant preaches on the compassionate and loving nature of Jesus, highlighting how He spent time with sinners to show God's value for all people. Jesus emphasized the need for everyone, including self-righteous Pharisees, to recognize their own sinfulness and need for salvation. Through the parable of the lost son, Jesus teaches about the importance of repentance and the Father's unconditional love and forgiveness towards those who return to Him. The story also illustrates the danger of spiritual pride and the blessings of remaining obedient to God.