In this sermon, the speaker begins by referencing Matthew chapter 13, where Jesus tells a parable about a man who sowed good seed in his field, but an enemy came and sowed weeds among the wheat. The speaker then highlights the importance of being aware of false teachings and wolves in sheep's clothing within the church. He emphasizes the need to stay vigilant and warns against those who would lead believers astray. The sermon concludes with a reference to Nehemiah chapter 4, where Nehemiah and his people faced opposition in their efforts to rebuild Jerusalem, but they persevered through prayer and setting a watch against their enemies.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of courage and faith in facing challenges, using the story of Caleb and the spies sent to explore the promised land. Despite the obstacles and negative reports, Caleb believed they could overcome the giants and possess the land. It also highlights the tendency of human nature to focus on the negative and spread evil reports, likening it to the nature of a pig choosing sewage over a royal bed. The message warns against being drawn to and spreading negativity, urging listeners to guard against such fallen nature.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the practical wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. He emphasizes the importance of hard work and warns against mere talk that leads to poverty. The preacher also highlights the significance of showing kindness to the poor, as it reflects our attitude towards their Creator. He shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the need for grace in everyday situations and encourages the congregation to fear the Lord and shun evil. The sermon concludes with a reminder to spread the gospel and be grateful for the grace that is sufficient in our weaknesses.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of the tongue and its potential for both life and death. He urges listeners to speak truthfully and to restrain themselves in conversation, allowing reason to rule over emotions. The speaker highlights the issue of disunity within the fellowship and how the indiscipline of the tongue can contribute to it. He references the book of Proverbs, which emphasizes the importance of thinking before speaking, listening to others, and avoiding gossip. The speaker also shares advice from his mother about considering the impact of our words on others before speaking.

In this sermon, the speaker warns against the dangers of pride and emphasizes the importance of taking spiritual inventory. He encourages the audience to memorize scripture and use it as a weapon against temptation, just as Jesus did. The speaker also emphasizes the need for peace and integrity in our actions, citing the verse "There's a way that seems right unto a man, but the end thereof is the way of death." He concludes by reminding the audience that their time belongs to God and should be used wisely for eternal purposes, rather than wasting it on idle activities.

In this sermon, the speaker tells a story about a man who was getting married and asked his friends to bring bottles of wine as wedding presents. The man instructed his friends to pour the wine into a barrel so that there would be enough for everyone to drink. However, one friend decided to water down his wine before pouring it into the barrel. The speaker uses this story to illustrate the importance of serving the Lord wholeheartedly and not holding back in our obedience. He emphasizes the need for complete obedience in order to experience the blessings and rest that come from faith in Christ. The speaker also encourages listeners to examine their lives and identify any areas where they may be holding back from fully serving the Lord.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the frankness of Jesus, who spoke openly and boldly, never engaging in secretive or whispering conversations. He highlights that Jesus' life was an open book, embodying truth and transparency, and that He encouraged His followers to share the truth without fear. Brengle warns against the dangers of whispering and gossip, which can harm relationships and weaken faith, urging believers to emulate Jesus' example of honesty and openness. He concludes that a spirit of frankness fosters brotherly love and strengthens faith in God and one another.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of being a valuable brother or sister in the church by bringing the atmosphere of heaven and building fellowship. He describes the impact of a pure-hearted individual who refreshes others with their presence, embodying qualities of purity, joy, and lack of complaints. Poonen contrasts these valuable siblings with those who create problems through gossip and complaints, acting as agents of Satan. He urges believers to prioritize fellowship over preaching, mirroring the unity and love within the Trinity as the ultimate goal.

Mary Warburton Booth preaches about the powerful lessons learned from the 1905 Revival in India, emphasizing the transformative impact of the Holy Spirit's work in reviving hearts and communities. The testimonies shared reflect the hunger for God, the experience of Pentecost-like encounters, and the overwhelming sense of God's presence and glory. However, a cautionary tale is also shared about the dangers of gossip and slander, highlighting how unguarded words can steal away the glory of God and lead to spiritual downfall. Booth underscores the importance of ordering our conversations in holiness, as God sees and knows all, and our words have the power to build up or tear down.