In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for the love of Christ to be present in the world. He believes that until people have Christ's love in their hearts towards one another, the current conditions in the world will persist. The preacher highlights the importance of preaching the power of Christ's love and not trying to legalize it. He also discusses the lack of belief in God's promises and the consequences of not living as though they will be fulfilled. The sermon concludes with a reference to the story of Balaam and how he deceived Israel.

The video discusses the early efforts of the Salvation Army in using film and visual education for evangelism. It mentions the production of a full-length feature film in Paris, which was considered pioneering in the field of visual education. However, some experts dispute the claim that it was the first full-length film. The video also mentions the Salvation Army's involvement in the "Darkest England" scheme and the use of magic lanterns and slides for evangelistic purposes.

Sam Shamoun presents six propositions that challenge the belief in Muhammad as a true prophet of God, urging Muslims to reflect on these claims. He argues that Muhammad's teachings contradict the messages of previous prophets, particularly regarding the divinity of Jesus Christ, and highlights instances where Muhammad's actions and teachings appear inconsistent or erroneous. Shamoun emphasizes that true prophecy must align with the established revelations and warns against accepting any message that contradicts the core tenets of the Christian faith. He concludes that Muhammad's contradictions and the nature of his teachings disqualify him as a true prophet of God.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that no enchantment or divination can harm God's people, as those blessed by God cannot be cursed by any evil force. He reassures believers that despite the plots of the ungodly, like Balaam, their schemes are destined to fail because the Lord is not with them. Spurgeon encourages the faithful to remain steadfast, knowing that their trust in God renders them invulnerable to fear and deceit. He highlights the futility of the enemy's efforts against those who wrestle with God, affirming that true believers can defy the devil and his schemes. This message serves to quiet the hearts of the faithful, reminding them of God's protection and sovereignty.

John Wesley preaches on the laying of the foundation for the new chapel, reflecting on the extraordinary works of God in England and the revival of true religion. He emphasizes the importance of love as the essence of Christianity, urging the congregation to witness and embody this love in their lives. Wesley recounts the origins and progress of Methodism, highlighting its roots in the Church of England and its commitment to remain within it, despite challenges. He calls for unity among believers to promote the religion of love and to strive for a general revival of pure religion. Wesley concludes by encouraging the congregation to examine their hearts and actively participate in spreading God's love.