This sermon is a passionate call to the church to run for their lives from false teachings, prosperity-driven messages, and immoral practices. The speaker urges believers to dig their own well of living water, to be filled with the true fire of God, and to separate themselves from ungodly influences. The message emphasizes the importance of seeking God's presence, obeying His word, and rejoicing in the first love relationship with Him.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of purity in the lives of believers. He warns against breaking the duty of purity that God has given to us and reminds us that we will be judged by God's words. The preacher encourages young people to set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity. He emphasizes that our lives should be a pattern for others to follow and that even if we have made mistakes in the past, we can repent and be made new in Christ. The sermon concludes with a prayer for the engaged couple and a reminder to live holy lives until their wedding day.

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.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of sanctification and living a life that pleases God. He emphasizes the need to go beyond mere obedience to God's commandments and strive for a life that reflects voluntary choice and a desire to please God. Chrysostom warns against the dangers of fornication and adultery, urging believers to possess themselves in sanctification and honor, avoiding the passions of lust that lead to sin. He highlights the significance of marriage and the importance of guarding against impurity and immorality, encouraging young men to pursue chastity and self-control, especially in a culture that promotes sensuality and indulgence.

Clement of Rome reflects on the life of Solomon, a man blessed with wisdom, knowledge, and riches by God, yet who fell into ruin and turned away from the Lord due to his relationships with women. This serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of allowing earthly desires to lead us astray from God's path, no matter how blessed or wise we may be.