In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of sharing the stories of God's work with future generations. He also mentions two significant awakenings that occurred in the United States, one after the Revolutionary War and another before the Civil War. The speaker shares a story about evangelist D.L. Moody and his powerful preaching, as well as the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions that was inspired by a young man named Robert Wilder. The sermon emphasizes the need for another great awakening in America and highlights the beginning of a movement in Charlestown, Massachusetts.

The sermon transcript is a collection of fragmented thoughts and phrases that touch on various aspects of faith and God's sovereignty. The speaker acknowledges that they may not fully understand or explain God's ways, but they emphasize the importance of giving glory to God in all circumstances. They mention the story of a student who burned down a barn but found redemption through faith. The speaker also references the biblical story of Naomi and highlights the idea that God's ultimate plan can outweigh the bitterness of our experiences. Overall, the transcript encourages believers to trust in God and participate in the sufferings and joys of the Christian journey.

Derek Melton passionately preaches about the reverence and honor due to the holy name of God, reflecting on the history of how our forefathers risked everything to worship God freely. He laments the decline of reverence for God's name in society, citing examples of court rulings that go against the beliefs of the majority of the nation. Urging Christians to speak out against injustices and corruption in the judicial system, he calls for deep intercession and active involvement to bring about change and restore the hallowed name of God in government, courts, and schools.

George Kulp preaches about the power and strength we receive through Christ, emphasizing the importance of relying on Him for all things and surrendering our own will to His. He shares the message of 'Not I, but Christ' and reminds us of the comforting promise that 'Lo, I am with you always.' Kulp encourages believers to go forth in the strength that God provides, trusting in His guidance and provision for every step. He highlights the joy and fulfillment found in proclaiming the name of Jesus and sharing His salvation with others, even unto death.