In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing a personal experience of a young brother leading the worship and setting a powerful tone for the gathering. The speaker emphasizes the importance of young people in the body of Christ and encourages them not to underestimate their role. The speaker then transitions to discussing the work of the Lord among the youth in recent months, highlighting the marvelous and unexpected ways in which God has ministered to them. Finally, the speaker focuses on the servant heart of Jesus as portrayed in the Gospel of John, emphasizing that Jesus came to serve and not to be served.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for Christians in America to have a mindset of mission and to actively engage in spreading the gospel. He criticizes the complacency and welfare mindset that he believes is prevalent in American Christianity. The preacher urges believers to be rich in good works, ready to serve and communicate, and to lay down their lives for the sake of the gospel. He highlights the importance of being a doer of the word of God and emphasizes the need for Christians to shine their light through their good deeds. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ and the need for believers to be prepared for His return.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Romans chapter 1, specifically verse 19, where Paul states that God's existence and power can be clearly seen through nature. The preacher emphasizes that nature serves as an educational institution designed by God to teach us about Him. He also mentions the importance of conscience, which God has given us as a moral compass. The sermon concludes with a discussion on the concept of covering, referencing verses from 1 Corinthians and highlighting the importance of serving and ministering to others as Jesus did.

Richard E. Bieber preaches on the importance of unity in the Body of Christ, emphasizing that true unity is maintained by each heart's commitment to the Lord, resulting in an open and free atmosphere for ministry. Using Nehemiah as an example, he illustrates how being drawn to the needs of the Body leads to repentance, prayer, and a willingness to serve. The sermon highlights the responsibility each believer has in upbuilding the Body through grace, prayer, and a simple commitment to serve one another, following the example of Jesus.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of purity and unity among believers, urging them to silence fleshly desires and avoid contention. He warns against striving for mastery and exercising lordship over one another, encouraging a humble mindset that focuses on God's will. Fox highlights that departing from purity leads to pride and division, while waiting on the Lord brings nourishment and glorifies God. He calls for believers to gather in humility, listen, and be cautious of contention, which can lead them away from the fear of the Lord.