In this sermon, Paul Washer shares a powerful message about surrendering our lives to God. He tells a story about a man who opens an old trunk and dedicates every part of himself to the Lord, even to the point of death. Washer emphasizes the fleeting nature of life and the importance of living in dependence on God. He warns that our bodies, which may seem strong now, will eventually become our enemies and bring us pain and weakness. The sermon encourages listeners to consider how they would live differently if they knew they only had a limited time left, and to prioritize seeking God's will over their own plans.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of keeping our minds focused on the Lord amidst the distractions of the world. He acknowledges the troubling events happening around us, such as ISIS and the Gaza situation, but reminds us that God is still in control. The preacher encourages the congregation to bless and praise the Lord with their whole being, not just with empty words. He also emphasizes the need to remember and appreciate the blessings and benefits that God has bestowed upon us.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Psalms and its division into five sections. Each section is marked by a doxology at the end. The speaker mentions a Scottish lad who used to read Psalms and how it impacted their worship. The sermon then highlights five great benefits that God has bestowed upon us, including knowing Him personally, His forgiveness of our sins, His protection, His satisfaction, and His provision. The speaker also mentions their background as an engineer and how they approach measuring things, relating it to the measurements found in the Bible.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a journey and reflects on the importance of knowing the living God. He emphasizes that life without God's love is meaningless and wasteful. The speaker highlights that God's love brings purpose and value to our lives. He also discusses the goal of conforming to the image of Jesus Christ and the importance of relying on God in all aspects of life. The sermon concludes with three principles from Philippians 3 on how to know Christ.

Edward Payson preaches on Exodus 34:7, focusing on God's proclamation of His name to Moses, emphasizing His mercy, grace, and justice. Payson explains that God's punishment for the iniquity of fathers upon their children is temporal, not eternal, and only if the children continue in the sins of their parents. He clarifies that God's dealings are primarily with nations and communities, showing that national judgments can be a result of accumulated sins over generations. Payson urges the congregation to reflect on their past sins as a community and as individuals, warning of the consequences that may affect future generations if repentance and reform do not occur.

William Scribner emphasizes the importance of praying for our children's salvation, highlighting the necessity of consistent prayer and effort for their early conversion to prevent the development of harmful habits. Parents are urged to take the lead in instructing, setting a holy example, restraining, and praying for their children's spiritual well-being. The sermon stresses the critical role of parental prayers in influencing the eternal destiny and welfare of their children, as well as the need for divine intervention in guiding and protecting them from various dangers and temptations.

Alexander Whyte preaches about the life of grace that has been passed down through generations in the Gordon family, focusing on the great spirit and inward exercise of Alexander Gordon of Earlston. Gordon's deep faith was evident in his refusal to conform to the Romish Calendar and his resistance to the Bishop of Glasgow, leading to his banishment. Livingstone describes Gordon as a man of great spirit, deeply humbled by inward exercise, experiencing rare downcastings and upliftings in his spiritual journey.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the majesty and wonder of God, taking us back to the very beginning of creation as described by Moses in Genesis 1:1. He highlights that God transcends time and space, asserting His rightful claim to call us to Himself. Tozer also reflects on David's portrayal of God's immense love for His people in Psalm 103, illustrating that God's love is as vast as the heavens and everlasting for those who revere Him. The sermon conveys the profound nature of God's relationship with humanity, which is beyond full comprehension. Tozer invites us to marvel at the greatness of God and His unwavering love.

H.J. Vine preaches on the eternal and unending love of God, emphasizing that its beginning cannot be fixed as it existed before time began and its ending will never come. The perfect expression of God's infinite love was revealed when Jesus died on the cross for our sins, showcasing the greatness of God's love and His ultimate sacrifice for us.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the eternal nature of Christ's love and sacrifice for His people, asserting that Jesus had goings forth as their representative long before creation. He highlights the profound commitment of Christ, who willingly suffered and died for humanity, demonstrating that His affection for us predates our existence. Spurgeon encourages believers to reflect on the assurance that if Christ has loved us from everlasting, He will not abandon us now. The sermon reassures the faithful of their secure position as cherished jewels in Christ's hands, emphasizing the unchanging nature of His love. Ultimately, Spurgeon celebrates the joy of knowing that we are eternally loved and secured in Christ's inheritance.

The preacher delves into the concept of intercession, focusing on the Greek word 'entugchano,' which means to make petition or intercede for others. Christ, our Great High Priest, continuously intercedes on behalf of believers, ensuring their security and sanctification. The sermon emphasizes that Christ's intercession is real, involves active communication with the Father, and guarantees the believer's eternal salvation and fellowship with God. Through Christ's intercession, believers are kept from the sin of the world and provided with strength, comfort, and blessings.