In this sermon, the preacher focuses on Psalm 42 and the longing of the soul for God. The speaker emphasizes the deep thirst and desire for God that the psalmist expresses in the text. The sermon also touches on the challenges and trials that Job faced, highlighting his unwavering faith despite losing everything. The preacher encourages the audience to trust in God's unchanging love and to find comfort and strength in Him.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the preaching of Jonah to the Ninevites, where there was no message of repentance, hope, grace, or salvation. Jonah preached a message of doom and gloom, stating that destruction would come in 40 days. Surprisingly, the people repented and hoped for God's mercy, even though there was no promise of it. The preacher then emphasizes the eminence of God, his prevailing presence everywhere in the universe, as described by David in the Psalms. The sermon concludes by highlighting the importance of feeding the spirit instead of the flesh, and the two common responses to the gospel: mocking and procrastination.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of resting in the Lord and allowing Him to work through us. He uses the analogy of a cluttered workspace to illustrate how rushing and being disorganized can hinder productivity. The speaker shares a personal experience in the jewelry business, where he learned the value of being calm and focused in his work. He also highlights the power of the Holy Spirit within believers and encourages listeners to present themselves as living sacrifices to God, allowing Him to use their bodies for His purposes.

In this video sermon by Basilia Schlink, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding meaning and purpose in life by reconnecting with God. She suggests that when we lose contact with God, everything in our lives can seem meaningless and confusing. However, by committing our will to God and trusting in His love, we can live according to His wise and good plan for our lives. The speaker encourages listeners to abandon themselves to God, desire only what He has prescribed, and trust in His love. She assures that by looking back, we will see how good and perfect God's plans and leadings have been.

In this sermon, Basilia Shlink encourages those who are feeling unsettled, unhappy, anxious, and lonely to withdraw to a quiet and secluded place to connect with God. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear understanding of God's love and goodness, and the need to trust Him as a loving Father. Shlink encourages listeners to bring their needs before God, acknowledging His ability to answer prayers and forgive sins. She reminds them that God is always working miracles and that His love is constant. The sermon concludes with a reminder to praise God for His mercy and to seek further resources on how God lives and works today.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the theme of being steeled by the law of the Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of faith and being in a position of favor with God. The preacher highlights the seven positions in which believers find themselves, including being shielded, defended, vindicated, and triumphant. He encourages the congregation to remember the joy and peace that comes from receiving Jesus as their Lord and Savior. The sermon also touches on the importance of treating one's body with respect and presenting it as a living sacrifice to God.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the theme of God's faithful hand at work in the lives of His people, as seen in the restoration of the Jews after their captivity. He highlights God's promises through prophets like Jeremiah and Isaiah, who foretold their return and the role of King Cyrus in this restoration. Despite opposition and challenges faced during the rebuilding of the temple, God's sovereignty prevails, demonstrating that when we walk with Him, even adversities can be turned for good. Smith reassures that God's presence is constant, even when we may not perceive it, echoing David's acknowledgment of God's encompassing hand.

Alexander Whyte preaches about the remarkable life of Lady Robertland, a saint known for her deep piety, patriotism, and remarkable powers of mind. Lady Robertland experienced extraordinary outgates, or ways of redemption and deliverance, which were often discussed with spiritual leaders like David Dickson, Robert Blair, and John Livingstone. Her outgates from providential disabilities and entanglements were seen as miraculous interventions of God's providence. The sermon emphasizes the need for keys, or divine interventions, to unlock the gates of deliverance in our lives, just as Lady Robertland experienced rare outgates through the majestic Figure of the first chapter of Revelation.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes that while we may feel surrounded by enemies and past failures, God remains our constant protector and source of strength. He illustrates how Abijah's declaration of God as the Captain of the Host inspired his people to turn to the Lord in their time of need. Meyer reassures us that no earthly power can block our connection to God, and that His love is always accessible, regardless of our circumstances. He reminds us that God encompasses us from all sides, providing an invulnerable shield against life's battles. Ultimately, our life hidden in Christ is secure and protected from harm.