In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a girl who had a terrible back condition and was suffering from fever and cuts on her arms and face. The girl had a powerful encounter with Jesus Christ and shared her testimony with her family. The speaker emphasizes the importance of worshiping God and seeking His intervention in our lives. The sermon also highlights the unconditional love of God and the assurance of salvation for those who put their faith in Him.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the words of Jesus in the upper room before his crucifixion, where he reveals that one of his disciples will betray him. The preacher emphasizes that this sermon is meant to expose religious hypocrisy and challenge the notion of a social gospel. He highlights the example of Judas, who lived with Jesus and witnessed his teachings, yet still chose to betray him. The sermon emphasizes the solemnity and deep sorrow with which Jesus delivered this message, urging the audience to examine their own hearts and commitment to Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher praises the choir and acknowledges their dedication and hard work. He emphasizes the importance of having a double standard in the church, where members are expected to dress appropriately and pay attention during sermons. The preacher also shares a story about a couple who were struggling in their ministry because they were not called to do what they were attempting. He highlights the role of a shepherd in protecting and guiding the congregation, warning against individuals who may try to draw disciples to themselves instead of following Jesus. The preacher encourages the congregation to spread the good news of Jesus through conversations and interactions with others.

This sermon delves into the contrasting paths of Peter and Judas, two disciples who started well but ended up differently. It explores how Judas, despite initially following Jesus wholeheartedly, gradually reduced Jesus to a mere rabbi, lacking full surrender. The sermon emphasizes the importance of freely giving all to Jesus, being willing to obey wholeheartedly, and avoiding the pitfalls of pride and partial surrender that lead to a Judas-like betrayal. It highlights the significance of responding to rebuke with humility and returning to God's people after failure, drawing parallels between the choices of Peter and Judas after their respective denials and betrayals.

Robert Murray M'Cheyne emphasizes the importance of recognizing the presence of betrayers at the Lord's Supper, using the example of Jesus who, despite knowing Judas would betray Him, sought to awaken his conscience through love and warnings. M'Cheyne argues that Christ's repeated references to His betrayer were not harsh but rather a compassionate effort to melt Judas' heart and lead him to repentance. He highlights that Jesus' actions, such as washing Judas' feet and sharing the Passover meal, demonstrate His deep love and desire for the salvation of even the most hardened sinners. The preacher warns that many may partake of the Lord's table unworthily, and urges listeners to reflect on their own hearts and relationship with Christ. Ultimately, M'Cheyne calls for a response to Christ's love, urging all to seek genuine repentance and connection with the Savior.