The sermon transcript discusses the concept of man as God's workmanship, both in the initial creation and in the process of being created anew. The speaker emphasizes the marvels of grace that have been wrought upon humanity, despite their sinful nature. The importance of labor and toil is highlighted, as it is seen as a necessary part of life and a means to earn one's daily bread. The sermon concludes with the assurance that God will continue to work on humanity with His power, long-suffering, and wisdom until they are perfected and complete.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of listening to the word of God. He shares a personal anecdote about his hearing checkup and how it reminded him of the significance of attentive listening. The preacher highlights the power of God's word to bring about change in people's lives and the ultimate goal of preaching and teaching the Bible. He references John 5:24, where Jesus states that those who hear His word and believe in Him have everlasting life. The preacher also discusses the self-interpretive nature of the Bible and encourages listeners to trace references and understand the context of verses. He concludes by urging the congregation to be attentive and responsive to God's word.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses gratitude for Jesus coming to earth and dying for humanity's sins. He also expresses anticipation for Jesus' second coming and the redemption of believers' bodies. The preacher prays for protection for the congregation and for those involved in security forces during the upcoming elections. The sermon then transitions to a discussion about the finished work of creation and the importance of being in Christ for salvation. The preacher emphasizes that anyone, regardless of race, social status, or religious background, can be saved by entering into a relationship with Christ.

R.A. Torrey explores the story of the centurion's servant, emphasizing the centurion's faith, humility, and compassion. He highlights how the centurion, despite his high social status, approached Jesus with a sense of unworthiness and confidence in Christ's authority to heal from a distance. Torrey illustrates that true faith is characterized by humility and the expectation of God's power to act, regardless of one's position or circumstances. The sermon concludes with the affirmation that faith, especially when it is humble and confident, is rewarded by God, as seen in the centurion's experience.

John Wright Follette preaches about the deep calling unto deep, exploring the profound depths of the human heart's need for God and the corresponding supply found in the great heart of Jehovah. He emphasizes the unutterable depths of the human heart, tainted by sin and desperately wicked, contrasting it with the unfathomable love and wisdom of God. The sermon delves into the cry for God that arises from the depths of human souls and the answer that God provides in Jesus, highlighting the Holy Spirit's role in filling the deep voids within us and the importance of yielding to His work.

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the simplicity and power of faith in receiving Christ, illustrating this through the testimony of the Apostle John. He recounts how John, along with Peter and Andrew, was drawn to Jesus after hearing John the Baptist proclaim Him as the 'Lamb of God.' Bonar highlights that true faith is not about defining it but experiencing it, as the disciples found rest and joy in Christ. He encourages believers to focus on the greatness of Christ, which fuels their faith and leads to a deeper relationship with Him. Ultimately, Bonar reminds us that faith is the root of all grace and connects us to the Father through the Son.