In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal experience of how he found peace and guidance in his busy life by quieting his mind and listening to the voice of Jesus. He explains that from that moment on, he no longer had to preach sermons himself, as God took over and provided for all his needs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living a life of faith and having fellowship with God and Jesus Christ. He also mentions the story of Dr. Simpson, who found a deep connection with Jesus and experienced great transformation in his life. The speaker encourages listeners to surrender control to God and witness the amazing things He can accomplish through them.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the vital importance of experiencing death to self, resurrection in Christ, ascension to heavenly affections, and setting our hearts on things above. He emphasizes that true religion is not about external rituals or earthly pursuits, but about a spiritual union with Christ in His death, resurrection, and ascension. Philpot urges believers to seek a hidden life with Christ in God, to be weaned from earthly idols, and to set their affections on heavenly realities, drawing strength and grace from the risen Savior at the right hand of God.

Paul emphasizes the significance of the Scriptures in the New Testament, referring to the Old Testament writings as a whole collection. The Scriptures are seen as the inspired Word of God, with quoting Scripture understood to be the same as quoting God. The majority of Old Testament passages quoted in the New Testament are from the Greek translation of the Hebrew, the Septuagint. One of the most important descriptions of Scripture is found in 2 Timothy, where Paul reminds Timothy of the sacred writings that lead to salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.

John Gill preaches on the necessity of Christ's satisfaction for sin, emphasizing that it was essential for the salvation of sinners and the fulfillment of God's justice. He explains that Christ, being made lower than the angels, suffered and died to make atonement for humanity's sins, which was necessary for reconciliation with God. Gill argues that without this satisfaction, there can be no forgiveness or salvation, as God's justice demands that sin be punished. He highlights the importance of understanding this doctrine as central to the Christian faith, warning against those who deny it. Ultimately, Gill calls for admiration of God's wisdom and justice in the plan of salvation through Christ's sacrifice.

G.H. Lang delivers a profound sermon titled 'Coming Events,' emphasizing the certainty of biblical prophecy and the hope it provides for the future. He explains that while the past may fade from human memory, God sees all time as present, allowing Him to accurately predict future events through His prophets. Lang outlines the significance of the first prophecy in Genesis 3:15, which foretells the ultimate victory of Christ over Satan, and discusses the dual experiences of suffering and triumph that Christ would endure. He also highlights the ongoing spiritual battle between good and evil, culminating in the return of Christ and the establishment of His kingdom, urging believers to remain steadfast in their faith.