In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Nebuchadnezzar and the statue he erected, commanding everyone to bow down and worship it. However, three young men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, refused to bow down due to their conviction in their God. They were thrown into a fiery furnace, but they were not alone. They saw a fourth person in the furnace, who was like the Son of God. The speaker then transitions to the story of Stephen, who was filled with the Holy Spirit and boldly declared his faith in Jesus. This declaration angered his listeners, and they gnashed their teeth at him. Despite the anger and opposition, Stephen remained steadfast in his faith and ultimately died for his beliefs.

Sir Robert Anderson delves into the Gospel of St. Matthew as the connecting link between the past and the future in prophecy, emphasizing the Messianic promises associated with David and Abraham. The sermon explores the significance of the Kingdom Gospel proclaimed by Jesus and the rejection of His Messianic claims by the Jewish leaders. It highlights the transition in Christ's ministry, from the open proclamation of the Kingdom to veiled teachings through parables, leading to a deeper understanding of the mysteries of the Kingdom.

M.L. Dye preaches about Jesus' teachings on the great separation that will occur when all nations are gathered before Him, emphasizing the destiny of the righteous and the wicked. Jesus reiterated the reality of this separation multiple times, highlighting the importance of repentance and faith in Him for salvation. He stressed that genuine repentance is essential for true faith, and that without it, one cannot have a part with Him. Jesus' emphasis on repentance was evident throughout His ministry, culminating in His final instructions to His disciples before His crucifixion.

F.F. Bruce commends G.H. Lang's work on the Old Testament Apocalypse, emphasizing its relevance in times of crisis and upheaval. Lang focuses on the spiritual and prophetic lessons of Daniel, providing new insights into both the historical and prophetic chapters. The book is praised for its topicality, originality, and thoughtful presentation of fresh ideas in a reasoned and moderate style. Bruce highlights the importance of Daniel's character as a servant of God, emphasizing the need for holiness and obedience in the face of challenges and temptations.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the concept of eternal life, emphasizing that God's judgment is always positive, righting wrongs and separating evil from good. He delves into the final judgment, illustrating how our choices in life determine our eternal destiny. Bieber highlights that Eternity is not just a future event but is present in every moment, permeating and judging our lives. He explains that eternal life is to truly know God and live in His nature of self-giving love, mercy, and forgiveness, as demonstrated through Jesus' sacrifice.