In this sermon, the speaker reflects on their experience of being influenced by powerful preaching that seemed convincing but left them feeling brainwashed. They decided to go back and study the gospels to understand what Jesus actually preached about. The sermon then transitions to discussing the missing messages in today's Christianity and introduces the theme of studying three radical prophets from the Old Testament who were sent by God to deliver specific messages to Israel. The speaker emphasizes the importance of breaking free from the slavery of sin and highlights the need for personal transformation rather than focusing on external issues like church patterns or titles.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of receiving a late-night phone call from a distressed woman whose husband was in the intensive care ward. This experience leads the speaker to reflect on the question posed in Luke 23:39, "Who is he on yonder tree, dies in grief and agony?" The speaker then explores the scene of the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus and highlights the transformative power of God's work in unexpected ways. The sermon emphasizes the importance of choosing to be identified with the repentant thief who found forgiveness through Jesus, rather than dying in sin.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the centurion who witnessed Jesus' crucifixion and proclaimed him to be a righteous man. The centurion's statement implies that Jesus was indeed righteous, as only God is truly righteous. The speaker also mentions other instances in the New Testament where soldiers are mentioned, emphasizing the importance of righteousness and contentment with one's wages. The speaker contrasts the discipline and endurance of Roman soldiers with the sensitivity and lack of discipline in modern society. Ultimately, the speaker highlights the significance of the centurion's proclamation that Jesus was not only righteous but also the Son of God.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the various trials and tribulations Jesus faced before different judges, highlighting the contrast between the innocence and righteousness of Jesus and the guilt and corruption of those who judged Him. The sermon emphasizes the importance of standing firm in the truth, even in the face of opposition and injustice, and the need for genuine repentance and humility when confronted with one's own sins and failings.