Mary Wilder Tileston, through the words of Edmund H. Sears and Sarah W. Stephen, emphasizes the importance of seizing every opportunity to do good unto all men, as highlighted in Galatians 6:10. The sermon challenges individuals to assess if they have truly done what they could in spreading blessings and light in their daily lives, reminding them that divine endeavors should fill every sphere, no matter how humble. It warns against the delusion of waiting for grand means to do good, overlooking the simple yet impactful opportunities that surround us each day.

Charles Alexander preaches about the importance of preserving the roots of faith and language by holding onto the Authorized Version of the Bible amidst the influx of newer translations. He emphasizes the need to resist subtle erosions of the Word of God and challenges believers to consider the implications of critical attacks on the Bible's authenticity. The sermon delves into the story of the woman taken in adultery in John 8, defending its canonicity and highlighting its deep significance and prophetic meaning. Alexander warns against the dangers of accepting new versions that may undermine the foundations of faith and lead to confusion and uncertainty.

Bernard Fell preaches on the powerful message of love and devotion exemplified by the woman who anointed Jesus with costly ointment, contrasting it with the superficial gestures made at funerals. He emphasizes the importance of showing kindness and love to the living rather than waiting until they are gone, urging the congregation to break the box of ointment now and spread its fragrance in present lives to uplift and comfort those in need.

George Kulp preaches on the importance of being doers of the Word, emphasizing that true religion is shown through actions, not just beliefs. He highlights the story of a heroic girl who risked her life to save others, illustrating the concept of doing what one can. Kulp stresses the significance of living a holy life, avoiding even the appearance of evil, praying for the unsaved, giving to the church, speaking to sinners about Jesus, and inviting others to church as ways to actively demonstrate one's faith.