In this sermon, the speaker addresses the weariness and heartache that is prevalent in the world today. He emphasizes that God sent His Son to speak a word of comfort and encouragement to those who are weary in the battle. The speaker highlights the importance of Jesus' identification with our weariness, stating that he learned obedience through suffering and experienced every form of human exhaustion. The sermon also emphasizes the impact of sin on our relationship with God, noting that it is sin that hides the face of God from us. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the Father's commission to the Son and the Son's obedience in fulfilling the task of our salvation through his suffering and death on the cross.

In this sermon, the preacher talks about how the word of God spreads and makes the way easier for believers. He describes a vision where he sees clouds that turn out to be diamonds, symbolizing the valuable blessings in our lives. The preacher also shares his concern for his grandchildren who seem to lack passion for Christ, despite being good and loving individuals. He emphasizes the need for a personal encounter with Jesus and invites the viewers to open their hearts to Him, promising that God will perform miracles and save people from despair and suicidal thoughts.

In this sermon, the preacher examines a critical text found in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which recounts the episode of the Mount of Transfiguration and the Valley of Despair. The preacher ponders whether the conjunction of these two events is accidental or intentional and explores the significance of this conjunction. The sermon focuses on the encounter between Jesus and a crowd arguing with his disciples, where a man brings his son who is possessed by a spirit. Jesus rebukes the faithless generation and heals the boy, highlighting the disappointment and depression Jesus experiences when his disciples fail him. The preacher encourages the audience to consider their appetite for valley experiences in their faith journey and emphasizes the allegorical significance of the boy's affliction.