In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Daniel and the lions' den as an example of serving the Lord and facing challenges. He emphasizes the importance of unity in a nation, which is based on common knowledge and common unselfishness. The preacher also talks about the role of the family as a training institute where individuals learn to respond to corrections and guidelines. He highlights the need for a solid foundation in protesting societal changes and shares an anecdote about a revolution in Latin America. The sermon concludes with the idea that God allows wars and revolutions to address selfishness, but ultimately, when God returns, there will be an end to all wars.

H.J. Vine preaches about the eternal Son, Jesus Christ, who came to serve and fulfill the Father's will by offering Himself spotless to God, removing our sins and bringing eternal blessing, order, and glory. Through His deep suffering and rejection, Jesus secured an Overcomer's distinction, allowing His loved ones to abide in Him and the Father, and granting them everlasting life. His service sets His followers free to serve Him now and look forward to reigning with Him forever in His Father's house of eternal love.

Thomas Watson preaches about the importance of reading the Scriptures with spiritual profit, emphasizing the need for kings and all individuals to diligently read and apply the Word of God in their lives. He provides detailed instructions on how to read the Scriptures effectively, including removing hindrances, preparing the heart, reading with reverence, understanding, seriousness, and humility, and applying the Word to one's personal life. Watson encourages believers to seek spiritual nourishment, meditate on the Word, and approach Scripture with love, honesty, and a desire for practical application. He highlights the significance of Christ's prophetic office, the role of godly teaching ministries, and the necessity of prayer for understanding and profit from the Scriptures.