In this sermon, the speaker recounts a story of a young man waiting for the director of a company for several hours. The director asks the young man some simple questions, testing his knowledge. The speaker then delves into the biblical story of Joshua and the captain of the Lord's host, emphasizing the importance of humility and obedience. He highlights how Joshua remained calm and dignified despite facing challenges and opposition. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the significance of setting a good example and the importance of patience in the Christian life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of walking with God. He mentions various individuals and groups who need someone who walks with God, such as choir directors, mission men, and the congregation. The preacher shares personal experiences of how God has provided for him and answered his prayers. He encourages the audience to read, love, memorize, and meditate on the Word of God, stating that it is essential for walking with God. The preacher also shares a story about a lady in Texas who recognized the significance of loving the Bible.

This sermon recounts the historical events of the 1967 and 1973 wars involving Israel, highlighting the miraculous victories and divine interventions that led to Israel's survival against overwhelming odds. It emphasizes the importance of faith, courage, and perseverance in the face of adversity, showcasing how God's hand was evident in protecting and guiding the nation of Israel through these challenging times.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the importance of walking with God, just as Enoch did, recognizing the dangers of the world and the need for divine companionship and guidance. He expresses gratitude for God's protection and mercies, acknowledging human weakness and the necessity of divine strength to remain faithful. Miller prays for blessings upon his household and the wisdom to navigate daily responsibilities, while also reflecting on the hidden blessings revealed through trials and losses. He encourages a spirit of love and kindness in parting, and a trust in God's ability to provide and care for His children. The sermon concludes with a prayer for safety and peace through the night, reinforcing the theme of reliance on God's grace.

St. Benedict of Nursia emphasizes the importance of daily recitation of Psalms during specific Hours, starting with Psalms 118 on Sunday and Monday, followed by Psalms 119 to 127 from Tuesday onwards at Terce, Sext, and None. The repetition of these Psalms daily until Sunday is encouraged, maintaining consistency in the arrangement of hymns, lessons, and verses for each day, ensuring that Prime on Sunday always commences with Psalms 118.

John Newton reflects on a child's recovery from a serious injury, attributing it to God's mercy and sovereignty over all things, even what the world sees as accidents. He emphasizes that such events serve as reminders of life's uncertainties and the need for complete dependence on God, rather than clinging to temporary comforts and pursuits. Newton warns against pursuing things that may ultimately harm us, likening it to pulling scalding water upon oneself without realizing the danger within. He urges his audience to trust in God's protection and guidance, acknowledging that without His watchful eye, unseen dangers and challenges constantly surround us.

Daniel Steele preaches about the importance of unwavering faith in God's keeping power, drawing parallels between the trust in physical laws for safety and the trust in God's promises for spiritual well-being. He emphasizes the need for Christians to have firm assurance in God's ability to sustain them through all trials and temptations, highlighting the superiority of the kingdom of grace over the kingdom of nature. Steele urges believers to look to Jesus as their ultimate source of strength and victory, rather than relying on their own resolutions or efforts to combat spiritual enemies.

J.R. Miller discusses the events surrounding Paul's imprisonment and the conspiracy against him, emphasizing how God intervened to protect Paul through seemingly insignificant means, such as the presence of his sister's son. Despite the wickedness of the plot against him, Paul remained steadfast in his faith, demonstrating that while God has a plan for each of us, we must also take action to preserve our lives without compromising our integrity. Miller highlights that God's providence is at work even in the darkest situations, and that believers should trust in His care while actively participating in their own deliverance. The sermon reminds us that while God may not always deliver us from physical danger, He provides grace and strength in times of trial, as seen in the life of Stephen. Ultimately, the message is one of hope and assurance that God is always aware of our circumstances and is working for our good.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound truth that the Lord is our keeper, urging young disciples to trust in God's ability to preserve and protect them. He draws from Psalm 121 and 2 Timothy 1:12, encouraging believers to deposit their lives and struggles as pledges to Jesus, who is fully capable of keeping them secure. Murray highlights the importance of knowing Jesus personally, as this knowledge strengthens faith and assurance in His power. He calls on believers to relinquish control and trust in God's omnipotence, reminding them that true victory comes from faith in Him. Ultimately, he reassures that the Lord will keep us from all evil, inviting us to embrace this promise daily.

John Newton preaches about the blessings of the Sabbath day, emphasizing the need to seek God's blessing as we approach it, recognizing His mercies throughout the week despite our ingratitude, and praying for pardoning grace through Jesus Christ. He encourages resting in God's presence at night, seeking His glory in the morning, and experiencing the joy of the Gospel that conquers sin and brings comfort to believers, ultimately leading to an everlasting feast in the church above.

Martin Luther's morning prayer expresses gratitude to God for protection from evil and danger throughout the night and seeks continued protection from evil and sin for the day ahead. Luther surrenders himself completely to God's care, asking for guidance for all his actions to be pleasing to God. He also requests the presence of God's holy Angels to guard him against the enemy's influence.

John Henry Jowett emphasizes the importance of remaining faithful and prayerful even in times of prosperity and fullness, as these can be more dangerous than times of want. He warns that our direst peril often lies in our complacency and abundance, as seen in the downfall of Sodom. Jowett urges believers to pray without ceasing, seeking God's strength and guidance even in times of ease and comfort, to avoid being caught off guard by unseen dangers that may arise in the midst of prosperity.

A collection of prayers and blessings for travelers by land, sea, and air, invoking God's protection and guidance for a safe journey and arrival. Bishop Douglas Crick prays for road travelers to have consideration and caution, ensuring safety for all. The prayers extend to teachers, students, and schools, asking for wisdom, love, and guidance in education. The sermon also covers prayers for the sick, the suffering, the departed, and mourners, seeking comfort, healing, and peace in times of trouble, illness, and loss.

F.B. Meyer reflects on David's moment of despair, highlighting how even a man of faith can succumb to doubt and fear when surrounded by negative influences. Despite God's promises of protection and future success, David's mistrust led him to flee to the Philistines, resulting in regret and sorrow. Meyer warns against losing heart and encourages believers to focus on God's omnipotence rather than their circumstances. He emphasizes that God is always present to deliver and support His people, reminding them of His unwavering commitment. Ultimately, the sermon calls for trust in God's faithfulness, assuring that He will never forsake those who rely on Him.

Bernard Fell preaches about the unity of believers under Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd, who brings salvation and eternal life to all nations. He emphasizes God's sovereignty over creation, His protection over His people, and His faithfulness in keeping His promises. The sermon highlights the intimate relationship between Jesus and His followers, where He guides, comforts, and leads them to safety, banishing all fear. Ultimately, believers are assured of being securely kept by the Great Shepherd, entering His eternal dwelling and experiencing the fullness of His love and grace.

Ralph Erskine preaches on the profound truth that our Maker is our Husband, emphasizing the intimate relationship believers have with God as their Creator and Sustainer. He highlights how God's creation reflects His love and care for His people, from the earth to the heavens, and even to the creatures that inhabit them. Erskine encourages the congregation to trust in God's provision and protection, knowing that as their Husband, He will destroy all works of evil and fulfill their deepest desires.

Martin Knapp embarks on a journey to the Holy Land, crossing the ocean to learn valuable lessons from Oriental lands to enhance his work for God's glory. He visits significant historical and sacred sites in London, Paris, Jerusalem, and other places, reflecting on the spiritual impact of each location. From standing in Wesley's pulpit to beholding the Great Egyptian Pyramids and the birthplace of Jesus, he experiences profound moments of reverence and prayer. Martin encounters storms, shipwrecks, and challenges on his travels, yet remains steadfast in faith and dedication to his mission, ultimately returning home safely with a heart full of gratitude and readiness for new revival victories.

Keith Malcomson shares the inspiring life story of James Salter, a dedicated missionary who faced numerous challenges and dangers while spreading the Gospel in Central Africa. Despite multiple near-death experiences, including battling malaria and being taken hostage by rebels, Salter remained steadfast in his faith and commitment to God's work. He recruited workers, raised funds, and tirelessly preached the Gospel, leaving a lasting impact on the Congo Evangelistic Mission. Salter's unwavering faith, perseverance, and sacrificial service are a testament to the power of God's calling and the importance of spreading His message of love and salvation.

James Bourne expresses gratitude for God's presence and support as he prepares to leave his family, acknowledging the difficulties he faced but feeling assured of God's love and approval. He prays for God's protection over his family in his absence, seeking obedience to God's guidance and blessings of life-giving power upon them for a happy end.

Jill Briscoe delivers a sermon about Hark, an angel sent on an earthly assignment to Africa to gather missing facts about an African bishop named Festo Kivengere. Equipped with heavenly tools like a backpack, sandals, bug spray, and a camera, Hark embarks on a journey to learn about Festo's life and service to the King. Despite facing potential dangers, Hark is reminded of the importance of being a faithful servant and hero of the faith, willing to complete his assignment with strength and diligence.