In this sermon, the speaker warns the audience to "beware of dogs" based on Philippians 3:2. He emphasizes that when Christians sin, they will be chastened by God, but it will be a rod of love. The speaker reassures the audience that God will never cast them away, no matter what they have done, as long as they trust Him and return to His love. He highlights the incredible covenant that Jesus made on behalf of believers, fulfilling the law and offering a better promise for their lifetime.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Jonah and his rebellion against God. He highlights Jonah's desire to die and his grumbling because of his discomfort. The preacher emphasizes that Jonah's rebellion and sulking are a result of his lack of shelter. Despite Jonah's spiritual lapse, God pursues him and renews him spiritually. The sermon also mentions God's timing and the probing question He asks Jonah about his anger.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining a stance of joyful praise in our lives. He encourages listeners to have a fixed heart and to sing and praise God, regardless of the distractions and challenges they may face. The key to maintaining this joyful heart is to be conscious of and live in the atmosphere of God's love, knowing that His love is great and His faithfulness reaches to the skies. The speaker also highlights the danger of allowing worry and distractions to rob us of our song of praise and reminds listeners that God's love and faithfulness are two things that can never be taken away from us.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Great Commission and its connection to Pentecost. He urges pastors, evangelists, and church leaders to call the church to repentance and to return to the significance of Calvary and Pentecost. The preacher then shifts to discussing the life of Moses, highlighting his close relationship with God and the lessons he learned in the desert. He emphasizes the need for victory over self and the importance of being equipped by God to fulfill His purposes. The preacher also addresses the issue of the church losing its reverence for God and warns against the devil's attempts to rob the church of its reverence and steal its worship.

Miles J. Stanford preaches about the challenge of truly believing in God's unconditional love amidst the distractions of the old self and the accusations of Satan. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing the constant and unwavering love and grace of Jesus, regardless of our doubts or self-perception. Stanford encourages the congregation to focus on God's love as the ultimate source of strength and assurance, allowing it to shape their perspective and response to difficult circumstances, leading to a deeper understanding of the Father's love and a transformative experience of His grace.

Julian of Norwich preaches about the all-encompassing love and providence of God, assuring that despite challenges and falls, we are always kept in His precious love, and that all shall be well in the end. She emphasizes the importance of prayer rooted in confidence and understanding, highlighting that God's goodness is the highest object of prayer, reaching down to our lowest need. Julian also reflects on the transformative power of grace, turning failings into comfort, glory, and bliss, ultimately leading us to a deeper knowledge of God's love.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound and everlasting love of Christ for His followers, comparing it to the love the Father has for the Son. He argues that true value in relationships and in our faith lies in experiencing and abiding in Christ's love, which surpasses all knowledge and zeal. Murray encourages Christians to seek a deeper understanding of this love, as it is essential for a fulfilling spiritual life. He highlights the importance of meditating on Scripture to grasp the depth of Christ's love, which brings true happiness and fellowship with Him. Ultimately, he calls believers to recognize and cherish the unspeakable love that Christ has for them.