In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being attentive and responsive to God's calling. He uses the analogy of hunting for God, stating that sometimes we can lose sight of Him when we are careless and slow to respond. The preacher also criticizes ministers who do not truly believe in their message, calling them "dummy ministers." He highlights the need for clear and simple communication of the Gospel, stating that the common people gladly received the message when it was presented in a way they could understand. The sermon concludes with a reference to Dr. Ironside, a renowned preacher, and his impact on the church.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the parable of a man who planted a vineyard and sent servants to care for it. However, when the owner sent servants to collect the fruit, they were beaten and killed by the vineyard workers. The preacher emphasizes that just like the pen in his hand, we were made for a purpose and purchased with a price by Jesus on the cross. He encourages the audience to allow Jesus to control their lives and fulfill their purpose. The sermon concludes with the preacher dismissing the children's meeting and urging the congregation to pray and seek God's guidance.

Shane Idleman emphasizes in his sermon 'This Way Is the Only Way' that spiritual nearness to God is insufficient for salvation; one must fully embrace Christ. He illustrates this with examples of people who are close to the truth yet remain far from true faith, stressing that mere knowledge or upbringing in a Christian environment does not equate to a genuine relationship with Jesus. Idleman warns of the urgency in accepting the gospel, as many are unaware of the impending judgment for those who reject it. He concludes by affirming that Jesus is the only way to the Father, urging listeners to fully surrender their lives to Him and to actively share the gospel with others.

David Servant preaches about the importance of focusing on the two greatest commandments given by Jesus - loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving our neighbor as ourselves. He highlights how some Christians tend to emphasize other biblical concepts to the neglect of these core commandments, inadvertently undermining Jesus' judgment. Jesus, being both a descendant of David and God Himself, challenged the religious leaders of His time to understand His divine nature through a thought-provoking question about David addressing the Messiah as his Lord.