In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of moving beyond the basic teachings of Christianity and pursuing a deeper level of spiritual maturity. He uses the analogy of learning to swim to illustrate this point, explaining that just as someone who has learned to swim can teach others, mature Christians should be able to teach and guide others in their faith. The speaker also highlights the difference between "milk" and "solid food" in the Christian message, with milk representing the basic message of forgiveness of sins and solid food representing the word of righteousness and holiness. He urges listeners to discern between good and evil, not just in a worldly sense, but also in terms of living a life that reflects the way Jesus lived on earth.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of unbelief and fear among the congregation. He prays for healing of these negative emotions and encourages the listeners to hold on to their faith. The preacher also mentions a videotape circulating in the church that shows unusual manifestations of the Holy Spirit, but he does not find them edifying. He emphasizes the importance of repentance and seeking forgiveness from Jesus for any sins committed, reassuring the congregation that there is always forgiveness available. The preacher also condemns the recognition of demonic power and urges the congregation to not give any recognition to the devil.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being led by Jesus and seeking His guidance in all decisions. He encourages listeners to go home, pray, and listen to Jesus as their ultimate authority. The speaker also emphasizes the need for compassionate fathers in the church who can guide and support others. He highlights the role of fathers in leading their families and being merciful towards their children. The sermon concludes with a reminder to be like Jesus, the good shepherd, who leads his sheep to green pastures rather than driving them with a whip.

This sermon delves into the characteristics of Pharisees, highlighting their legalistic nature, hypocrisy, hardness of heart, and inability to appreciate true worship. It emphasizes the dangers of being like a Pharisee, including neglecting family responsibilities, seeking to catch others in their words, and being easily offended. The importance of humility, self-reflection, and genuine worship is underscored as key aspects of avoiding Pharisee-like behavior.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and how it is a characteristic of the kingdom of God. He uses the parable of a king settling accounts with his servants to illustrate this point. The king shows great compassion and forgives a servant who owes him a large debt. However, this servant then refuses to forgive a fellow servant who owes him a much smaller debt. The preacher highlights the hypocrisy of holding onto grudges and emphasizes the need to forgive others as God has forgiven us.

John Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of companionship and unity among believers, highlighting the benefits of dwelling together in love and mutual support as opposed to isolation. He delves into the significance of Andrew's immediate sharing of the good news about Jesus with his brother Simon, showcasing the eagerness and zeal in spreading the message of Christ. Chrysostom also discusses the gradual revelation of Jesus' divinity through prophecies and the power of naming individuals in the Bible, such as Simon being called Cephas. Furthermore, he reflects on the honor and responsibility of being called Christians, urging believers to live up to the dignity of the title by imitating Christ in their actions and attitudes towards wealth and possessions.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the origin, fall, personality, and tactics of Satan, emphasizing his role as the adversary of God's people. He delves into the nature of evil spirits, the believer's spiritual warfare, and the necessity of being equipped with the whole armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes. Beuttler highlights the importance of truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace, faith, salvation, and the Word of God as essential weapons in the Christian's battle against the enemy.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about Jesus' meekness and wisdom in the face of insults and accusations, highlighting how every circumstance in life presents an opportunity to cultivate grace. Jesus displayed great meekness and wisdom in dealing with perverse sinners, exposing their inconsistencies and deceitful pretenses. Those who claim to have good motives for doing wrong will be speechless before their Judge. Jesus challenges people's ignorance about His origins, emphasizing the importance of truly knowing God, which He came to reveal to humanity.