In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of trusting in God and seeking His self-revelation through prayer and studying the Bible. He quotes John Piper, who states that God's actions are driven by His desire to uphold and display His glory, and that it is the duty of humans to delight in God's glory. The preacher highlights David's desire for God to be exalted and glorified above all else. He also discusses the concept of God's perfect love casting out fear, using the example of a loving father comforting his lost child. The sermon concludes with a mention of Joseph Alain's book, "An Alarm to the Unconverted," which serves as a warning to those who are enemies of God.

Charles E. Cowman preaches on the immediate action of God when we truly commit our burdens to Him, emphasizing the need to roll our sorrows, difficulties, needs, and anxieties onto the Lord. The message highlights the assurance that God is actively working on our behalf when we trust in Him, urging believers to have faith in His ability to bring about the desired outcomes. The sermon encourages surrendering our tasks and causes to God, acknowledging His faithfulness in accomplishing what we cannot manage on our own.

Samuel Alexander Danford preaches about the omnipotence and grace of God, emphasizing that with God, all things are possible and that He performs all things for His people. The sermon highlights the importance of faith, belief, and surrendering to God, as well as the transformative power of being in Christ, where old things pass away, and all things become new. It also focuses on the abundance of God's provision, grace, and sufficiency in all things, encouraging believers to give thanks always and to trust in Christ's strength to overcome any challenge.

E.W. Bullinger delves into the significance of various names of God in the Bible, highlighting the different aspects of His character and relationship with His people. Elohim, mentioned 2,700 times, represents God as the Creator and His connection with mankind as His creatures. Jehovah, denoting the Eternal and Immutable One, signifies God in covenant relationship with His creation, especially with Israel and those redeemed in Christ. The sermon explores the profound meanings behind the names Jehovah, Jah, El, Eloah, Elyon, Shaddai, and Adon, shedding light on God's attributes and roles in the lives of believers.