In this sermon, the speaker shares an illustration about how some people have corrupt minds that always think evil thoughts. After the sermon, a millionaire approached the speaker and admitted that he identified with the corrupt mind described. The millionaire asked the speaker to give a message on being blessed with a pure heart. The speaker emphasizes that when we ask God for guidance, He will show us what needs to be done, and His will is always good, acceptable, and perfect. The sermon also highlights the importance of having a pure heart in order to experience the love of God. The speaker shares a story of a person who was delivered from a pornography addiction through prayer and encourages the audience to take responsibility for their own actions.

In this sermon transcript, Reverend Fuller shares several testimonies from individuals who have been impacted by his preaching. One person expresses gratitude for the sincerity and spiritual warmth of his program, which has stirred their heart and brought them to tears. Another person, a shut-in, shares how they have found peace and accepted Jesus as their personal savior through listening to Reverend Fuller's messages on the radio. Lastly, a young sergeant in Korea credits Reverend Fuller's prayers and literature for helping him find strength and guidance during difficult times in the war. Throughout the sermon, Reverend Fuller references the book of Malachi and highlights the low spiritual level prevalent in that time, as well as the importance of honoring and reverencing God. He also encourages listeners to show their appreciation for God's blessings by actively participating in spreading the gospel.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith discusses the question of what we can give to God for all His benefits towards us. He emphasizes that there is nothing material that we can give to God that isn't already His. The Psalm being discussed praises the Lord for His merciful kindness and the enduring truth of the Lord. Pastor Chuck also mentions the importance of recognizing God's mercy and kindness in not bringing judgment upon mankind, despite our deserving it. He warns that the day of God's wrath is coming and points out the presence of scoffers who question the promise of His coming.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith reviews the rebellions of the Israelites as they journeyed through the wilderness. He emphasizes the importance of walking in the ways of God and fearing Him. Pastor Chuck explains that through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers are able to live according to God's commandments and will. He also highlights the significance of loving God with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind, as well as loving our neighbors as ourselves. The sermon draws parallels between the Israelites' journey to the Promised Land and the Christian's journey in the life of the Spirit.

Chuck Smith discusses the theme of sacrificial giving, emphasizing that giving to God is not about enriching Him but rather an expression of appreciation and love for what He has done. He highlights that giving is a privilege, allowing believers to invest in God's eternal program, and stresses that true giving involves sacrifice and cost. Smith reflects on David's commitment to not offer anything to God that costs him nothing, urging listeners to consider the true value of their gifts to God.

Ignatius of Antioch passionately expresses his desire to live a life fully surrendered to Christ, acknowledging that it is no longer he who lives, but Christ who lives in him. He urges his audience to believe in his love for Jesus, who sacrificed Himself for their sake. Ignatius humbly asks for prayers to attain his goal in the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that his words are inspired by God's will. He acknowledges the potential for suffering or rejection, highlighting the challenges of living a life devoted to Christ.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the art of giving to God, highlighting that true giving should come from a complete heart and be done willingly and joyfully. He explains that God does not need our gifts, as everything belongs to Him, and the value of a gift is determined by the cost to the giver rather than the amount. Smith encourages believers to express their love for God through various forms of giving, including time, talents, and service, rather than just material possessions. Ultimately, giving is portrayed as an act of love and gratitude towards God.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the importance of giving offerings to God willingly and with a grateful heart, emphasizing that true offerings are not investments seeking a return but rather a sacrificial giving of our lives in thanksgiving for God's goodness. He highlights the difference between offering our lives to God out of gratitude and praise versus as an investment expecting something in return, urging believers to live their lives as offerings to God without holding back. Bieber stresses the significance of presenting ourselves as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God, as an act of spiritual worship.

Sadhu Sundar Singh delivers a heartfelt sermon expressing deep gratitude and a desire to prove devotion through actions, acknowledging the transformative power of God's love that brings joy and fellowship. He humbly recognizes his own limitations and the all-knowing nature of God, emphasizing the need to love oneself in alignment with God's boundless love. Surrendering completely to God, he offers himself as a sacrifice for divine service, acknowledging God's sovereignty and his identity as a beloved child of God.

John Henry Jowett emphasizes the importance of counting our blessings in every area of our lives, including personal struggles and disappointments, as well as the blessings inherited from the sacrifices of those who came before us. He encourages the congregation to search for tokens of the Lord's presence even in the darkest patches of life, reminding them that mercies abound on every hand.

Thomas Watson preaches about the transformative power of God's love and mercy in the lives of believers, highlighting how afflictions, when sanctified, draw them closer to God, teach them valuable lessons, and make them more upright. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining love for God, being thankful in all circumstances, and using prayer as a powerful tool to connect with God and receive His blessings. Watson also discusses how God's mercies humble, melt, and make the heart fruitful and thankful, while His power subdues and breaks the stronghold of sin in believers' lives.

Anne Bradstreet's sermon reflects on her deep trust in God amidst trials, acknowledging His presence in her life, the comfort she finds in Him, and the surpassing joy she experiences in His love. She expresses her dependence on God for strength, guidance, and the fulfillment of her deepest desires, including the return of her husband. Bradstreet's prayerful plea for a better heart to serve God faithfully highlights her commitment to honoring Him and giving Him the praise He deserves.

John Calvin preaches on the story of Noah and the great flood, emphasizing God's faithfulness in remembering Noah and all living creatures in the ark, showcasing His power over the elements by making the wind pass over the earth to calm the waters. Calvin highlights Noah's patience and obedience, waiting for God's command to leave the ark, and the significance of the sacrifices offered to God as acts of gratitude and worship. He delves into the depth of human depravity, as God acknowledges the innate evil in man's heart, yet shows mercy by promising to never again destroy the earth with a flood, ensuring the continuity of seasons and the order of nature.

Anne Bradstreet reflects on the overwhelming gratitude towards God for His countless mercies and blessings, acknowledging her own weakness and shame in comparison. She emphasizes the importance of expressing thankfulness to God daily, recognizing His faithfulness in answering prayers and providing beyond what is asked. Bradstreet urges believers to seek God's help in returning praise to Him and to walk in upright ways before Him.