This sermon emphasizes the significance of Jesus as the Savior, highlighting His power to forgive sins, remove guilt, transform human nature, grant victory over sin, and ultimately bring immortality and perfection. The message focuses on the life-changing impact of hearing the words 'Thy sins be forgiven thee' from Jesus, urging listeners to seek assurance of forgiveness and a personal relationship with the forgiving Savior.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of personally encountering the risen Christ. He believes that being a Christian means having a genuine experience of seeing and hearing from the Lord. The preacher acknowledges that it can be challenging to put into words the wonder of meeting with the crucified and resurrected Son of God. He also expresses his reluctance towards the commercialized nature of Easter, but acknowledges that every Lord's Day is essentially Easter for believers.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the significance of the Eucharist in the New Covenant. They emphasize the connection between the blood and water that flowed from Jesus' side and the sacrifice of the high priest in the Old Testament. The speaker also references Exodus 12, highlighting how the meal of the Passover lamb brought God's people together and formed their identity. They discuss the temptation of Adam and Eve and how it led to a breaking of communion with God, drawing a parallel to our attraction to junk food and worldly desires.

Ernest O'Neill explores the existence of a super life behind all creation, pointing to the historical evidence of Jesus of Nazareth who displayed extraordinary abilities and claimed a direct relationship with the Creator. Refuting the possibilities of Jesus being a lunatic, liar, or legend, O'Neill emphasizes the early circulation of accounts about Jesus, suggesting that he truly lived the detailed life described in the Bible and other historical records. Delving into the question of whether Jesus was the Son of God, O'Neill highlights the miraculous deeds performed by Jesus that demonstrate a power over nature and disease expected from the Maker of the world.

Joseph Parker preaches about the importance of understanding the deeper context of Bible verses, emphasizing the need to pay attention to the whole story and not just isolated texts. He highlights how Jesus never leaves a human heart willingly, but is often driven out by rejection or sin. Parker challenges listeners to reflect on how they treat Jesus in their lives and to honestly search their hearts for any hindrances to His presence.

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of assurance in the believer's life, arguing that true assurance comes not from self-examination or the evidence of sanctification, but from a direct focus on Christ and His finished work. He illustrates how many believers mistakenly seek assurance through their own actions and feelings, rather than resting in the promises of God and the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice. Bonar encourages believers to look to Christ for their assurance, highlighting that the certainty of salvation is rooted in God's unchanging grace and the believer's faith in Christ. He warns against the dangers of living in uncertainty and urges listeners to embrace the peace that comes from knowing their acceptance in Christ. Ultimately, Bonar calls for a deeper understanding of the covenant of grace, which provides a solid foundation for assurance.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the significance of the River of God that flows throughout the Bible, symbolizing forgiveness and healing through water and blood. From Eden to Revelation, the River represents God's continuous presence and provision for humanity. Jesus is revealed as the ultimate source of this River, offering not just physical healing but spiritual restoration through His blood shed on the Cross. Believers are encouraged to follow the signs of healing to the source of forgiveness at Calvary, where the blood and water flowed from Jesus' side, bringing redemption and healing to all who believe.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the compassionate and miraculous life of Jesus, who not only healed physical ailments but also came to bestow spiritual blessings through the forgiveness of sins. Jesus valued saving souls over healing bodies, seeking opportunities to preach the Gospel despite the temporal benefits He provided. Sin is likened to leprosy, a polluting, spreading, painful, and incurable disease that defiles man and separates him from God. Just as the leper sought Jesus for cleansing, sinners are encouraged to approach Jesus with earnest prayers, knowing that His mercy is as great as His power.