Eli Brayley emphasizes the profound impact of the Word of God, highlighting the unimaginable consequences if the Bible did not exist, such as lacking knowledge of Jesus Christ and salvation, living a self-centered life, and having no hope or comfort in times of desperation. The sermon underscores the vital role of the Bible as the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ and the infallible decree of God, containing invaluable teachings that must be obeyed. Believers are called to overcome the corrupt world by adhering to the truth of God's Word, which promises victory and challenges Christians to continually grow and progress in their faith.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the necessity of respecting God's commandments, drawing from Psalms 119 and Ephesians 4 to illustrate the importance of living a life aligned with God's will. He warns against the dangers of disobedience and the subtle ways we can drift from God's commands, using the examples of David and Saul to highlight the consequences of straying from God's path. Waldvogel encourages believers to put off the old self and embrace the new life in Christ, which empowers them to live righteously and in union with God. He stresses that true respect for God's commandments leads to a deeper relationship with Him and the filling of the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, he calls for a return to the simplicity of faith and obedience in Christ.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about true fidelity to God, emphasizing the importance of obeying God in all things, following His guidance and grace, and having the intention to please Him always. She encourages not to focus on distinctions between sins but to have a sincere desire to do God's will, with a cheerful spirit that perseveres through failures and weaknesses, always hoping to do better. Tileston stresses the need to move forward with singleness of heart, without dwelling on past mistakes, but looking ahead to progress in faith.

Samuel Davies preaches about the vital connection between present holiness and future felicity, emphasizing the innate human desire for happiness and the pursuit of earthly pleasures as a distorted reflection of the pursuit of true joy in God. He highlights the necessity of holiness for heavenly happiness, explaining that without holiness, one cannot enjoy the divine presence and the eternal bliss of heaven. Davies urges his listeners to diligently seek holiness through self-examination, earnest engagement with spiritual disciplines, and a deep understanding of the absolute requirement of holiness for eternal life.