In this sermon, the preacher discusses the different aspects of Christ and His role in eternity. The first week focuses on the wonderful news about Christ and eternity. The second week explores Christ's first coming to Jerusalem and Israel. The third week delves into the incarnation of Jesus and His identity as the Word made flesh. The fourth week examines the purpose of Christ's mission and His earthly work. The sermon emphasizes the control and power of Jesus over all things, including the physical world, and encourages listeners to praise and rejoice in His sovereignty. The preacher also criticizes the worship of creation over the creator and challenges the logic of evolutionism.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the seven-headed beast mentioned in the book of Revelation. He explains that five of the heads have already fallen, one is currently in power, and one is yet to come. The preacher emphasizes that this beast is not to be taken lightly, as it is empowered by God to fulfill His will. He also highlights the importance of believers separating themselves from this system, as it represents sin and corruption. The preacher suggests that the beast will eventually be assassinated or pretend to be, leading to a resurrection and further deception.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the negative impact of society and the law on individuals. He highlights how society fails to provide support and guidance, leading people to commit crimes and end up back in prison. The preacher calls for an awakening of the church and the practice of Christianity as the only hope for humanity. He then shares the story of a man who was wild and uncontrollable, but Jesus transformed him and gave him new clothes. However, the man's possession by demons caused havoc in the community, and even the law couldn't control him.

Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the story of the poor demoniac, illustrating the intense malice of devils, the unmatched power of Christ, and the deep-seated wickedness of man. The demons' cruelty towards the man led him to a desolate and tormented existence, reflecting the spiritual state they desire for all humanity. Even the swine were not spared from the demons' malevolence, showcasing their desire for destruction. Despite their malice, the demons recognized Christ's authority and impending judgment. The reaction of the swine owners highlights the prevalent wickedness in humanity, prioritizing material gain over spiritual transformation.