In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the condition of our spirit in our spiritual life. He asks the audience to reflect on the state of their spirit, whether it is filled with bitterness, unforgiveness, jealousy, or bondage. He encourages them to seek a spirit of love, courage, sound mind, wisdom, and humility. The speaker also highlights the significance of having a right spirit before entering into conferences or gatherings, as it determines our ability to receive grace and overcome the attacks of the enemy.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on two sayings of Jesus that are closely related to each other. The first saying is about the birds of the air having nests, but the Son of Man not having a place to lay his head. The second saying is about letting the dead carry their own dead, but going and preaching the Kingdom of God. The speaker emphasizes the urgency and importance of discipleship and following Jesus, even if it means sacrificing worldly comforts and attachments. The sermon highlights the power and love that Jesus demonstrated through his ministry and urges listeners to prioritize their commitment to Jesus over worldly concerns.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a strong foundation in the Word of God. He observes that many Christians today lack guidance and fail to apply the teachings of the Bible in their lives. The preacher then introduces six biblical characters, including men and women, who serve as examples for the congregation to learn from. He highlights the lessons to be learned from each character, such as commitment, faith, and prioritizing God. The sermon encourages the audience to listen to the Word of God and not solely rely on the preacher's words.

John Chrysostom preaches about the Pharisees' attempt to entangle Jesus in His words, highlighting their wicked intentions and hidden craftiness. Despite their flattery and deceitful questions, Jesus exposes their hypocrisy and reveals the secrets of their hearts with wisdom and severity. He silences their wickedness and teaches about rendering to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, demonstrating His divine knowledge and authority. Jesus also addresses the Sadducees' question about the resurrection, revealing their ignorance of the Scriptures and the power of God, and affirming the reality of the resurrection and the eternal life with God.