George Fox preaches about the power of the Lord God being over those who pray sincerely, contrasting it with those who pray insincerely with an earthly, dark spirit. He warns against setting up idols and stumbling blocks that draw people's focus away from God's truth within themselves. Fox emphasizes that the power of God will break down these false constructs and that those who follow an earthly, dark spirit will be corrupted and hardened in heart, leading to division and lack of unity in truth.

J.C. Philpot preaches about the importance of surrendering to God, emphasizing that believers are not their own but bought with a price, the precious blood of Jesus Christ. He challenges the congregation to consider the futile attempts of human laws and self-righteousness to restrain sin, highlighting the need for the power of the Gospel to truly transform hearts and lives. Philpot urges believers to glorify God in both body and spirit, using their faculties and affections to honor Him, walking in humility, meekness, love, and separation from the world as a testimony of their faith and gratitude for God's redeeming grace.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the importance of faithfulness in all aspects of life, urging self-examination and accountability before God. He reflects on Jesus' teaching that being faithful in small matters is crucial, as it reflects our character in larger responsibilities. Brengle challenges listeners to consider their faithfulness in finances, time management, speech, and personal conduct, reminding them that every action is observed by God. He encourages a life lived in God's sight, aiming to please Him in all things, and concludes with the promise of divine reward for those who are faithful. The sermon serves as a call to integrity and diligence in our daily lives.