In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the shortness of time and the importance of using it wisely. He highlights the fact that the average lifespan is only two billion seconds, and urges young people to recognize their purpose in this world. The speaker also discusses the concept of giving, specifically in the context of Luke 6:38, where Jesus encourages believers to give and promises that it will be given back to them in abundance. He shares personal experiences of giving and encourages others to do the same, emphasizing the importance of committing to giving and serving the Lord.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the miracle of Jesus healing the deaf and mute man, emphasizing the importance of friends bringing the afflicted to Jesus for healing and forgiveness. The sermon highlights the deep joy Jesus feels when sinners repent and seek His mercy, drawing parallels between physical and spiritual healing. It encourages believers to show kindness and love to others as they have received from friends and loved ones, ultimately pointing to the boundless love and forgiveness found in Jesus.

G.W. North emphasizes the significance of Faith, Healing, and Miracles as essential gifts given to the Church, highlighting their active nature in the life of believers. He illustrates that these gifts are not merely passive but require physical action and effort, as seen in biblical examples where faith is demonstrated through tangible acts. North points out that miracles often involve the participation of individuals, such as the apostles distributing food or the actions taken by those seeking healing. He connects these gifts to the broader theme of faith being an active force that drives believers to engage in works that manifest God's power. Ultimately, he asserts that these gifts are vital for the functioning of the Body of Christ and the realization of God's purposes on earth.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the transformative power of the Word of God as demonstrated in Luke 5, where Jesus calls Peter and performs miracles that reveal His authority and grace. The sermon illustrates how the Word reaches the heart, leading to true obedience and a relationship with Christ, as seen in Peter's response to Jesus' command to let down his nets. Darby highlights that the presence of God can be sensed even by the unconverted, yet true connection comes from faith and obedience to His Word. The call of Levi, a publican, further exemplifies the boundless grace of Jesus, who reaches out to sinners and breaks the old religious order. Ultimately, the message is about the necessity of being drawn to Christ, recognizing our unworthiness, and embracing the grace that transforms our lives.