Thomas Watson preaches about the comforting presence of God in the midst of His church, emphasizing that despite external and internal enemies, God's refuge and strength are always available. The sermon highlights the privilege and safety of having God in the midst of the church, explaining the two-fold presence of God and the reasons why He defends and blesses His people. Watson encourages the church to trust in God's compassion, love, and protection, reminding them that God's presence brings beauty, strength, and hope to His people.

Hywel R. Jones preaches about the current state of institutions and professionals, emphasizing the lack of moral integrity leading to the crumbling of various realms in the western world. He discusses the contrast between the church on earth and the heavenly world of peace, joy, and righteousness, pointing out the need for the church to reflect the holiness of God. Jones explores the distinction between the universal church's holiness and the purity of individual local churches, highlighting the importance of addressing impurities within congregations while upholding the church's overall holiness. He stresses the sacred duty of believers to ensure that their local churches exhibit holiness and purity, aligning with the heavenly reality of the church.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the necessity of having a divine vision to fulfill one's vocation in Christ, arguing that the people of Jerusalem, despite their knowledge of the Scriptures, failed to grasp the deeper implications of the prophets' messages. He asserts that a lost vision leads to a missed vocation, as seen in Israel's history, where they were meant to be a powerful representation of God's presence among the nations. Sparks encourages believers to seek a growing vision of God's purpose, which is essential for effective service and to truly express the lordship of Christ in the world. He warns against relying on mere knowledge or emotional responses, stressing that true vocation is rooted in a personal revelation of Christ. Ultimately, he calls for a corporate expression of God's presence, where the church embodies the reality of God's kingdom to the world.

Thomas Bradbury preaches about the unwavering presence and help of God in the midst of His people, emphasizing the security and comfort found in the covenant promises of God. He highlights the assurance that nothing can separate believers from God's love and the need to trust in His faithfulness, even in the midst of trials and tribulations. Bradbury encourages the congregation to find peace and joy in the knowledge that God is with them, providing salvation, protection, and eternal blessings.