In this sermon, the speaker reflects on their childhood and the importance of keeping the faith like a child. They talk about their father always hosting the preacher and the deep conversations they had about faith. The speaker also mentions hearing great black preachers and emphasizes the importance of eternal life. They discuss the need for genuine conversions and commitment to the faith, rather than superficial or temporary beliefs. The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to reconcile with others and express gratitude to those who have been a blessing in their lives.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of staying true to the teachings of Jesus and the apostles in the face of deception and diluted messages in Christianity. It warns against being misled by false prophets and the need to prioritize reading the Bible over other Christian literature. The speaker highlights the inevitability of persecution for those who desire to live godly lives in Christ, urging believers to persevere and stand firm in faith, even in the midst of tribulations and great trials.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of helping parents recognize their unhappiness and the reasons behind it. He encourages them to reflect on their own lives and the joy they experienced when serving the Lord and their families. The speaker also discusses the contrast between the selfish carnal mind, which leads to death, and the spiritual mind, which brings life and peace. He shares his excitement about sharing good news for selfish people and believes that self is our worst enemy. The sermon concludes with a reminder that surrendering to God can lead to unimaginable blessings and a life filled with joy and peace.

In this sermon, Basilie Schlink shares a true story of a woman who learned to overcome her worries with God's help. The woman was constantly tormented by worries, especially when she had to take in a lot of small children into her home. She feared that her beautiful dowry and elegant furniture would be ruined. However, after speaking with God about her worries, she decided to surrender everything to Him. From that moment on, she experienced a transformation and was free from worries, knowing that God would take care of everything she had given Him.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the importance of forsaking worldly possessions and desires for the sake of following Jesus, highlighting the joy and rewards that come from sacrificing for God. The sermon reflects on the promises Jesus made to those who give up everything for Him, emphasizing the eternal blessings and happiness that surpass worldly comforts. Through examples like Rutherford and Dr. Payson, Mortimer illustrates how true happiness and satisfaction are found in Christ alone, even amidst suffering and trials.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the importance of having an open heaven, as seen through Ezekiel's vision and the need for divine revelation. The sermon delves into the significance of visions of God, the necessity of understanding, and the implications of a prophet's ministry. It emphasizes the nature of visions, the circumstances in which they occur, and the profound impact they have on individuals and their relationship with God.

Allan Halton preaches about living the life of the age to come in this present age, emphasizing the need to die to self and sow unto eternal life. He highlights the importance of being sold out for Christ, avoiding worldly traps, and being willing to suffer and face persecution for the Gospel. Halton urges Christians to partake in the fellowship of Christ's sufferings, emphasizing that true life is found in eternal life through partaking of Christ. He challenges believers to live according to the order of the age to come, even if it means conflict with the world, and to focus on eternal realities rather than earthly pleasures.

J. Wilbur Chapman preaches about the importance of crossing over from the wilderness of failure and discontent into the land of Canaan, symbolizing a life of victory, rest, and communion with God. He emphasizes the need to surrender our will to God, just as the children of Israel had to choose between the wilderness and Canaan. Chapman shares examples of individuals who made the decision to fully surrender to God, leading to a life of joy, peace, and fruitfulness. He urges listeners to take the step of faith to enter into the abundant life God has promised.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the robust gospel of Jesus, emphasizing the high promises and extreme demands it entails. He highlights the need for repentance, belief in the good news, and radical commitment to live out the gospel in its fullness. Bieber challenges believers to embrace the unfiltered, undiluted gospel of Jesus, which transforms ordinary people into passionate followers obsessed with the glory of God, prayer, love, and spreading the life-changing message. He warns against reducing the gospel to mere theological formulas, urging a return to the powerful, hopeful, and challenging message of Jesus.

William Kelly preaches about the unique position of the Church of God in relation to Christ's coming, emphasizing the heavenly nature of the Church as distinct from earthly expectations. He highlights the importance of understanding the Church's hope in Christ's return, the need for separation from worldly influences, and the dangers of false teachings and distractions that hinder the true expression of faith and allegiance to the Lord. Kelly stresses the significance of the Church's identification with Christ, the anticipation of His coming as the Bridegroom, and the impending judgment on false elements within Christendom, urging believers to prioritize their relationship with Christ above all else.

Lottie Moon, in her letters, emphasizes the urgency and importance of missionary work, urging young individuals to heed the command to 'Go' and spread the word of God. She highlights the challenges faced in reaching out to native women and the necessity of sowing God's word despite the resistance encountered. Moon's dedication to evangelistic work over running a school showcases her commitment to fulfilling God's calling, even at the risk of her own health. She encourages the sending of more missionaries, stressing the hardships and sacrifices involved but also the joy and blessings found in serving the Lord wholeheartedly.