In this sermon, the speaker discusses the lack of respect and disregard for God in society today, paralleling it to the people in Isaiah's time. He highlights the promotion of evolution and the prohibition of teaching creation in public schools as an example of this disrespect. The speaker also mentions that leading scientists are now recognizing the Darwinian theory of evolution as a hoax. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking the Lord and trusting in Him rather than relying on earthly possessions and preparations for protection.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the disturbing and alarming statements found in the scripture. He compares it to someone shouting "Fire!" in a building, causing panic and disturbance. The preacher emphasizes that the purpose of these disturbing statements is not to upset us, but to warn us of the consequences of not obeying the gospel. He explains that hell is a real place of punishment for the devil, his angels, and the unsaved, and that there is no neutral state between heaven and hell. The preacher also highlights the justice of the punishment in hell, which is measured according to each individual's knowledge and privileges.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts the story of a mother who approached Jesus in desperation to heal her demon-possessed daughter. Jesus initially ignores her, but she persists in her faith and humility, and Jesus commends her for her great faith. The preacher emphasizes the importance of taking steps of faith, both in small and big matters, and how these steps can lead to greater things. The sermon also highlights the disciples' struggle to understand divine grace and mercy, and how Jesus spent three years teaching them these concepts. The preacher encourages the audience to have a humble spirit in the presence of the Lord and to trust in His promises, even when their faith feels small.

Samuel Davies preaches about the condemnation of men who reject the light of the gospel due to their love for darkness, which stems from their evil deeds. He emphasizes that the entrance of light into the world should lead to enlightenment and salvation, but many choose ignorance and avoidance of the truth. The sermon delves into the reasons why people prefer darkness over light, highlighting the fear of exposure and the desire for ease and peace of mind. Davies warns of the self-condemnation and the aggravated condemnation in the eternal world for those who reject the light of the gospel, urging listeners to embrace the light and truth to avoid eternal darkness and punishment.

Samuel Davies preaches about the method of salvation through Jesus Christ, emphasizing the necessity of faith in Christ for eternal life. He passionately urges his audience to believe in Jesus as the only Savior, highlighting the love of God displayed in sending His Son for the salvation of sinners. Davies addresses the objections to faith, encourages active participation in seeking salvation, and warns of the dire consequences of rejecting the gospel. He concludes by solemnly calling for a decision to accept or reject the offer of salvation through Jesus Christ.