In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of obeying God's commandments, even the seemingly minor ones. He references four passages of scripture that forbid certain actions, such as eating meat with blood, consuming certain types of meat, partaking in food sacrificed to idols, and drinking fermented alcoholic wine. The preacher emphasizes that these commands are not to be taken lightly, as they are all part of God's instructions for His people. He uses the example of Daniel, who refused to eat the food and wine offered to him by the king, as a demonstration of obedience to God's commands.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of having a heart that is completely devoted to God. He encourages young people to shift their ambitions to something of eternal value when Christ enters their lives. The preacher reminds the audience that God's approval and witness are crucial, regardless of how they may perceive themselves. He also highlights the story of Jeremiah, who initially felt inadequate due to his youth but was chosen by God to be a prophet to the nations. The preacher concludes by urging young people to seek God's vision for their lives, even if it means facing challenges and making sacrifices.

In this sermon, Brother Higham emphasizes the importance of making covenants with our eyes to avoid sinful influences. He encourages the congregation to avoid consuming filth through various mediums, such as Hollywood movies, television shows, and inappropriate images. He also urges women to dress modestly and not expose their bodies in a lustful manner. Brother Higham shares a personal story about teaching his son to fight and not give up, highlighting the importance of perseverance. He references Job as an example of someone who made a covenant with his eyes and encourages the congregation to follow his example. Overall, the sermon emphasizes the need to guard our minds and avoid the devil's tactics of capturing our thoughts through our eyes.

John R. Rice preaches about the consequences of following Satan's deceitful promises, using the story of the prodigal son to illustrate how all of the Devil's apples have worms. He emphasizes that every time the Devil promises happiness, it leads to lies and deception, ultimately resulting in ruin and disappointment. Through various Bible verses, he highlights the inevitable consequences of sin and the ultimate joy and forgiveness found in returning to God.