This sermon delves into the origins of sin in the human race as described in Genesis 3, highlighting the tactics of Satan to deceive by questioning God's word and love. It emphasizes the importance of total surrender to God for a satisfying Christian life and warns against living by our own reasoning, urging dependence on God for wisdom. The obedience of faith is contrasted with the obedience of reason, stressing the need to trust in the Lord and not lean on our understanding.

H.J. Vine preaches about the complete fourfold picture of our Lord Jesus Christ presented by the Holy Spirit in the Gospels, with Luke adding a necessary complement through Acts, taking us from the living One in resurrection to the heavenly glory. Each Gospel beautifully portrays different aspects of Jesus - Matthew as the promised King, Mark as the suffering Servant, Luke as the perfect Son of Man with universal dominion, and John as the eternal Word made flesh. Acts reveals the exalted Lord Jesus carrying out His work of grace from heaven, granting power through the Holy Spirit for the salvation of sinners and the formation of the assembly.

G.H. Pember preaches on the account of Noah in Genesis 6 and the impending judgment of God on the world due to increasing wickedness, corruption, and intermarriage between the 'sons of God' (interpreted as fallen angels) and human women. The narrative highlights the rapid increase in population, industry, and culture leading to a society filled with corruption, violence, and immorality. Despite warnings, only Noah and his family found grace in God's sight, leading to the construction of the ark and the eventual global flood as a means of judgment and salvation.